April 20, 2024

Seafood from Norway

Salmon is the most popular food fish in Germany as it is not only delicious but also healthy. With its natural omega-3 fatty acids, Salmon is one of the richest Omega-3 suppliers for humans.

When buying fish, many are often faced with the question: wild salmon or Aquaculture salmon? The Stiftung Warentest has checked both. The farmed salmon from aquaculture, in particular, received top marks. This comes – like the test winners – mostly from Norwegian Waters. According to Stiftung Warentest, the farmed salmon tastes particularly good buttery, tender and juicy. It has a high-fat content and a strong salmon taste. The expertise of the Norwegian fisheries is becoming the most modern for this technology used to make the fish farms in a sustainable way cultivate and use natural resources for coming Leaving generations intact. The origin marking “Seafood from Norway” guarantees consumers excellent Quality Norwegian fish.

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In Singapore, where each person consumes an average of 21 kilogrammes of seafood per year, nearly half of the respondents (47 percent) indicated a preference for Norwegian seafood and salmon over that of other countries. This was echoed by consumers in Taiwan (45 percent), Thailand (36 percent) and Malaysia (35 percent). Three Norwegian seafood companies