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FISH12: Fishing, annual catches by reporting country, fishing area, species and time

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Contact

nordicstatistics@statisticon.org

Latest update

11/13/2024

Unit

Tonnes live weight

Reference time

Year

Next update

10/16/2025

Creation date

6/30/2022

Source

Eurostat [fish_ca_atl27] (Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, EU).

Delivered by National Statistics Institutes (Greenland, Faroe Islands).

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Footnotes

All catches of fishery products (i.e. fish, crustaceans and molluscs) in the Northeast Atlantic, by fishing vessels or other parts of the fishing fleet carrying the flag of the country.

Catches are expressed in live weight and derived by the application of conversion factors to the actual landed or product weight. As such they exclude all quantities caught but not landed (for example: discarded fish, fish consumed on board).

Includes all destinations, i.e. both human consumption and industrial uses.

In the case of missing values all related higher-level aggregations are also reported as missing. Further information can be obtained from the national statistical office.

For more information, please see the Eurostat Metadata (https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/cache/metadata/en/fish_ca_esms.htm).

No data available for Åland, but Åland is included in the data for Finland.
Faroe Islands are currently in the process of restructuring their fishing statistics, new data expected in 2025.

species

FAO maintains the FAO ASFIS (Aquatic Sciences and Fishery Information System) list of Species for Fishery Statistics Purposes. Using this list, all species are identified by an internationally assigned three letter identifier (e.g. COD = A.2.2: Atlantic cod, PLE = A.1.5: European plaice). Based on their taxonomic, ecological and economic characteristics, the species are aggregated in 50 groups according to the FAO 'International Standard Statistical Classification for Aquatic Animals and Plants' (ISSCAAP). These groups are aggregated further to higher level groups, to which the codes F10, F20, . F90 are assigned.

reporting country

Finland

Includes Åland.

EU

European Union - 27 countries (from 2020)

fishing area

27: The Northeast Atlantic

For statistical purposes the world is divided into Major Fishing Areas, namely 8 inland areas and 19 marine fishing areas. Certain of these areas have been sub-divided for the reporting of catch statistics. Here catches in the Northeast Atlandic and its sub-divisions are presented.

species

Total finfish and shellfish

ISSCAAP code F08

A: Total marine fishes

ISSCAAP code F30

A.1: Total flounders, halibuts and soles

ISSCAAP code F31

A.1.1: Common dab

Species code DAB

A.1.2: European flounder

Species code FLE

A.1.3: Greenland halibut

Species code GHL

A.1.4: Lemon sole

Species code LEM

A.1.5: European plaice

Species code PLE

A.1.6: Other flounders, halibuts, soles

Flounders, halibuts and soles (ISSCAAP code 31) excluding the following species: DAB, FLE, GHL, LEM and PLE

A.2: Total cods, hakes and haddocks

ISSCAAP code F32

A.2.1: Blue whiting/Poutassou

Species code WHB

A.2.2: Atlantic cod

Species code COD

A.2.3: Haddock

Species code HAD

A.2.4: Ling

Species code LIN

A.2.5: Norway pout

Species code NOP

A.2.6: Saithe/Pollock

Species code POK

A.2.7: Tusk/Cusk

Species code USK

A.2.8: Other cods, hakes and haddocks

Cods, hakes and haddocks (ISSCAAP code F32) excluding the following species: WHB, COD, HAD, LIN, NOP, POK and USK

A.3: Total other marine fishes

Marine fishes (ISSCAAP code F30) excluding all flat fishes (ISSCAAP code F31) and all cods, hakes and haddoks (ISSCAAP code F32)

A.3.1: Capelin

Species code CAP

A.3.2: Atlantic herring

Species code HER

A.3.3: Atlantic horse mackerel

Species code HOM

A.3.4: Atlantic mackerel

Species code MAC

A.3.5: Redfish

Includes the following species: REB, RED, REG and SEV

A.3.6: Sandeels/Sandlances nei

Species code SAN

A.3.7: European sprat

Species code SPR

A.3.8: Other marine fishes

Marine fishes (ISSCAAP code F30) excluding all flat fishes (ISSCAAP code F31), all cods, hakes and haddocks (ISSCAAP code F32) and the following species: CAP, HER, HOM, MAC, REB, RED, REG, SEV, SAN and SPR

B: Total shellfish

ISSCAAP code F04

B.1: Total crabs and sea-spiders

ISSCAAP code F42

B.1.1: European lobster

Species code LBE

B1.2: Norway lobster

Species code NEP

B.2: Total shrimps and prawns

ISSCAAP code F45

B.3: Other shellfish

Shellfish (ISSCAAP code F04) excluding all crabs and sea-spiders (ISSCAAP code F42), all shrimps and prawns (ISSCAAP code F45) and the following species: LBE and NEP

C: Total freshwater and diadromous fish

ISSCAAP code F02

C.1: Total river eels

ISSCAAP code F22

C.2: Total carps, barbels and other cyprinids

ISSCAAP code F11

C.2.1: Burbot

Species code FBU

C.2.2: European perch

Species code FPE

C.2.3: European whitefish

Species code PLN

C.2.4: Pikes

Includes the following species: FPI and FPP

C.2.5: Atlantic salmon

Species code SAL

C.2.6: Sea trout

Species code TRS

C.3: Other freshwater and diadromous fish

Freshwater and diadromous fish (ISSCAAP code F02) excluding all river eels (ISCAAP code F22), all carps, barbels and other cyprinids (ISSCAAP code F11) and the following species: FBU, FPE, PLN, FPI, FPP, SAL and TRS

Total finfish and shellfish
A: Total marine fishes
A.1: Total flounders, halibuts and soles
A.1.1: Common dab
A.1.2: European flounder
A.1.3: Greenland halibut
A.1.4: Lemon sole
A.1.5: European plaice
A.1.6: Other flounders, halibuts, soles
A.2: Total cods, hakes and haddocks
A.2.1: Blue whiting/Poutassou
A.2.2: Atlantic cod
A.2.3: Haddock
A.2.4: Ling
A.2.5: Norway pout
A.2.6: Saithe/Pollock
A.2.7: Tusk/Cusk
A.2.8: Other cods, hakes and haddocks
A.3: Total other marine fishes
A.3.1: Capelin
A.3.2: Atlantic herring
A.3.3: Atlantic horse mackerel
A.3.4: Atlantic mackerel
A.3.5: Redfish
A.3.6: Sandeels/Sandlances nei
A.3.7: European sprat
A.3.8: Other marine fishes
B: Total shellfish
B.1: Total crabs and sea-spiders
B.1.1: European lobster
B1.2: Norway lobster
B.2: Total shrimps and prawns
B.3: Other shellfish
C: Total freshwater and diadromous fish
C.1: Total river eels
C.2: Total carps, barbels and other cyprinids
C.2.1: Burbot
C.2.2: European perch
C.2.3: European whitefish
C.2.4: Pikes
C.2.5: Atlantic salmon
C.2.6: Sea trout
C.3: Other freshwater and diadromous fish

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