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Nigerian market more promising for pelagics in 2018

The world's largest potential market for pelagics is in better shape in 2018, though competition is likely to be high 

By Neil Ramsden | March 15, 2018 09:10 GMT
Credit: Frode Fuglseth (2017), Sildesaldslag
Credit: Frode Fuglseth (2017), Sildesaldslag
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BERGEN, Norway -- Nigeria, the world's largest market for pelagics (in theory), should be more promising as an importer in 2018, according to the Norwegian Seafood Council (NSC) [...]

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