Features

On the front page of seadatacenter.com you can get an overview of the latest market prices, the catch, salmon prices in addtion to latest twitter posts, news headlines and more.

You can compare the latest market prices for several species from different countries including:

• Denmark
• Iceland
• Italy
• Netherlands
• Norway
• Sweden
• Great Britain (coming soon)
• United States (coming soon)

The catch chart provides a snapshot of the last four months of catch according to species and countries including:

• Denmark
• Faroe Islands
• Great Britain
• Greenland
• Iceland
• Norway
• Russia

Other windows on the front include the latest salmon prices from Norway, the latest twitter posts from the seafood intelligence team, the latest news headlines in you preferred language, and the video window.

Please note that depending on the auction markets and catch countries the data details provided may differ.

On seadatacenter.com you can follow the prices from auction markets in several countries including:

• Denmark
• Iceland
• Italy
• Netherlands
• Norway
• Sweden
• Great Britain (coming soon)
• United States (coming soon)

The information provided include: end of day prices in both the original currency and Euros, volume in kg, and depending on the market detailed information about size, gear, and type.

• Prices in both original currency and Euros
• Volume in kg
• Size (ex. large, medium, small, etc.)
• Fishing gear (ex. line, trawl, etc.)
• Type such (ex. gutted or ungutted)

Depending on the auction markets the data details provided may differ.

It is easy to view the latest catch figures on seadatacenter.com from several countries:

• Denmark
• Faroe Islands
• Greenland
• Great Britain
• Iceland
• Norway
• Russia

You select the time period for the catch and compare it with the previous period.

The catch is report in tons and in kg for volmes less than 1000 kg.

Depending on the country the availability of the data may differ.

It is possible to see quotas and quota utilization from four countries:

• Denmark
• Iceland
• Norway
• United Kingdom

The total quota and the accumulated monthly quota utilization is presented for each species.

Depending on the countries the data details provided may differ.

The trade flow is the most unique feature of seadatacenter.com. The trade flow allows you to track the trade flow between two countires for each species on a monthly basis. More specifically you can follow the exports and the imports, see the volumes and the average prices for a specific product category for each species.

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• Brazil
• Canada
• China
• European Union
• Iceland
• Japan
• Norway
• Russian Federation
• United States

Depending on the source the data details provided may differ.

You can read the seafood headlines from the leading media in seafood. Then you can click on the headline and the relevant news page will open up in your browser. Further more you can search the news headlines as well.

The RSS news feed is provided in ten languages:

• English
• Icelandic
• Norwegian
• Danish
• Swedish
• Japanese
• Portuguese
• Vietnamese
• Spanish
• Russian

To read the full news may in some cases require subscription to the relevant news sites.

You can find the latest weekly salmon prices from Norway. This includes:

• Fish Pool Index™
• Export prices of fresh salmon
• Export prices for frozen salmon

You can also find the forward prices for salmon.

In the seafood intelligence window you can find various seafood analysis and reports. These include:

• Seadatacenter.com newsletters
• Seadatacenter.com Seafood Intelligence Reports
• DnB Markets - Seafood Weekly
• Nordea Markets – Seafood Weekly
• EUMOFA – Monthly Highlights
• and much more

Some reports may be in other languages than English.

You can check the foreign exchange rates such as:

• FX cross rates
• Iceland - Central bank
• Iceland - Customs

All the data provided on seadatacenter.com can be downloaded for you to work with on your own.

Some users require further analysis or reporting using their own format. The download function on seadatacenter.com allows the users to save the data to their own computer. This allows the users to set up the reports and to continue working with the data in just a few easy steps:

• Select the data (ex. catch, prices, trade flow etc.)
• Press the download button
• Open up the downloaded file
• Work with the data
• Present the results