About Salmon Radar
Weekly salmon market intelligence for global trade.
Salmon Radar turns public customs and exchange-rate data into a source-backed weekly read on global salmon trade — built for traders, seafood buyers, market analysts, and journalists.
Mission
Make weekly salmon trade flow legible. Track prices, export volumes, and destination demand in one place, with the source, unit, geography, and last-updated timestamp on every number, so professionals can see exactly what changed week over week.
Who it's for
- Salmon traders and seafood buyers tracking the weekly export benchmark.
- Analysts and researchers covering global seafood trade.
- Producers and processors monitoring destination demand.
- Journalists looking for a credible weekly market reference.
How it works
The dashboard ingests public statistics on a weekly schedule and normalizes them into a consistent view: weekly $/kg and export tonnage, monthly per-country breakdowns, and multi-year context. Currency conversion uses official central-bank reference rates captured at refresh time.
Sources & accountability
Salmon Radar is an independent project. Every figure traces to a named public source — we use no paid feeds, proprietary data, or sponsored placements, and we don't accept payment to feature a country, company, or price.
- Statistics Norway (SSB) — Table 03024: Export of salmon, by commodity group and week
- Statistics Norway (SSB) — Table 14720: Exports of fish, by country (monthly)
- Statistics Norway (SSB) — Table 09283: External trade in goods, by country (annual)
- Norges Bank — Exchange rates (daily reference rates)
- UN Comtrade — monthly salmon exports (HS 030214 / 030314), competitor countries
Found an error? Email hello@salmonradar.com. We verify against the source and correct promptly, and note material changes.
What it isn't
Salmon Radar is not real-time shipment tracking, a price feed, or financial advice. It's a weekly snapshot of public trade statistics, intended for situational awareness — not for trading decisions.