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Norway ups seafood exports to Korea 84% y-o-y

Mackerel was the major driver as Norway's seafood exports to Korea shot up last year

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 12, 2015 16:42 GMT
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Last year, Norway exported 84% more seafood to Korea than the year before, bringing the total to 46,000 tons, The Norwegian Seafood Council (NSF) announced on Monday [...]

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