Latvia Select another country here: [display-map id=’10799′] Composition of the Latvian seafood sector Latvian fishing companies generated EUR 20 million in landings income in 2015 (Table 51). The processing segment generated an additional EUR 153 million the following year. Processing production constituted 0.6% of Latvia’s GDP in 2016. Latvia had Read more…
Lithuania Select another country here: [display-map id=’10800′] Composition of the Lithuanian seafood sector In 2015, Lithuanian fishing companies generated EUR 58 million in landings income. Fish processing companies generated EUR 464 million in production revenues in 2016. Lithuania had a trade surplus of EUR 46 million in fish products in Read more…
Malta Select another country here: [display-map id=’10801′] Composition of the Maltese seafood sector Maltese fishing companies earned EUR 12 million in landings income in the 2015 (Table 56). Fish processing companies earned EUR 30 million in production revenue in 2012, the most recent available official figures. Malta maintained a positive Read more…
Netherlands Select another country here: [display-map id=’10802′] Composition of the Dutch seafood sector In 2015, Dutch fishing companies generated a landings income of EUR 376 million (Table 57). Processing companies added a further EUR 963 million in production revenue in 2016. The Netherlands maintained a EUR 865 million trade surplus Read more…
Poland Select another country here: [display-map id=’10803′] Composition of the Polish seafood sector In 2015, Polish fishing companies generated EUR 49 million in landings income. Processing companies in Poland added EUR 2.6 billion in production revenues in 2016. This indicates that Poland’s position in the seafood value chain lies more Read more…
Portugal Select another country here: [display-map id=’10804′] Composition of Portuguese seafood sector Although the Portuguese fisheries industry only makes a limited contribution to GDP, the sector is of great socioeconomic significance to the country as a whole, and particularly to its coastal areas (European Maritime and Fisheries Fund, 2016, p. Read more…
Romania Select another country here: [display-map id=’10805′] Composition of Romanian seafood sector In 2015, Romanian fish catching companies generated EUR 4 million in landings income (Table 70). Fish processing companies generated a further EUR 105 million in production revenues. Romania had a EUR 205 trade deficit in fish products in Read more…
Slovenia Select another country here: [display-map id=’10806′] Composition of the Slovenian seafood sector In 2015, Slovenian fishing companies only generated EUR 1 million in landings income (Table 73). Fish processing companies added EUR 12 million in production revenue in 2013. In 2016, Slovenia had a negative trade balance of EUR Read more…
Spain Select another country here: [display-map id=’10807′] Composition of the Spanish seafood sector Spain has the biggest fishing industry in the EU. The country’s location is of geostrategic importance, as it is positioned in the far south-west of Europe, enjoying entry points into both the Atlantic and the Mediterranean, while Read more…
Sweden Select another country here: [display-map id=’10808′] Composition of the Swedish seafood sector Swedish fishing companies generated EUR 116 million in landings income in 2015. Processing companies generated an additional EUR 565 million in 2016 (Table 80). Sweden maintained a trade deficit EUR 672 million in fish and fish products. Read more…