FIRST SALE
First sale is the landed fish that is sold or registered at an auction centre to registered buyers or to producer organisations (PO). Volumes, value and prices are reported. Volumes are expressed in net weight for EU countries, the Faroe Islands, Iceland and the United Kingdom, and in live weight equivalent (lwe) for Norway. Prices are expressed in EUR/kg (without VAT). For Norway, they are expressed in EUR/kg of live weight. First sales may differ from landings since the former do not cover fish that is landed by vessels owned by processing companies or direct sales to processors.
In EUMOFA, first-sales are available under weekly and monthly data. Data are collected from national administrations and commercial sources. For more details, see:
In first-sale monthly data, the destination use of products (food/non-food) is also available in the Bulk download section.
FIRST SALE
Simple tables:
Advanced tables:
Weekly data:
Monthly data:
FIRST SALE / REAL-TIME DATA
Several sources in many EU countries provide first sales data on a real-time or daily basis. EUMOFA has inventoried them and listed related links below. In case you know other sites providing this type of service, please contact the EUMOFA Team at contact-us@eumofa.eu for integrating them into this list.
Country covered | Source | Dissemination language | Frequency of updating | Link |
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Multiple countries | Fish Information Services | English | Daily | http://www.fis.com/fis/marketprices/index.asp?l=e |
Multiple countries | Pefa | English, Danish, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Swedish | Daily | https://www.pefa.com |
Belgium | Vlaamse Visveiling | English, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Spanish | Daily | http://www.vlvis.be/Home/Auctions |
Denmark | Hanstholm Fiskeauktion | Danish, English, German | Daily | http://www.fiskeauktion.dk |
Denmark | Danske Fiskeauktioner | English, Danish | Daily | http://dfa.as/index.asp |
France | CCI Métropolitiane Bretagne Ouest | French | Daily | http://www.w-fish.com/Default.aspx?Page=Pages/Content_inscription.htm |
France | CCI des Côtes d'Armor | Website available in English, French, Italian and Spanish. Data available only in French. | Daily | http://portsdepeche.cotesdarmor.cci.fr/ |
France | Overblog | French | Several days per week | http://etal-poisson-boulogne-sur-mer.over-blog.com/ |
Iceland | Reiknistofa Fiskmarkada | Icelandic | Daily | https://rsf.is/ |
Italy | Efish | Website available in English and in Italian. Data available only in Italian. | Daily, with updates every 5 minutes | http://www.efish.it/aste-online-e-quotazioni-in-tempo-reale-mercati-ittici.html |
Netherlands | Electronic Fish Information Center Europe (EFICE) | Dutch, English | Daily | http://www.efice.com/EN/Home/default.aspx |
Norway | Norges Sildesalgslag | English | Daily | https://www.sildelaget.no/en/ |
Norway | SUROFI | Norwegian | Daily | https://www.surofi.no/salgs-og-landingsinfo/dagens-ferske-landinger/ |
Norway | Norges Råfisklag | Norwegian, Russian, English | Daily | https://www.rafisklaget.no/portal/page/portal/NR |
Portugal | Docapesca | Website available in English and in Portuguese. List of species available only in Portuguese. | Daily, with updates every 30 minutes | http://www.docapesca.pt/en/facts-and-figures/daily-figures.html |
Spain | Puerto de Vigo | Website available in English, French and Spanish. List of species available only in Spanish. | Daily | https://www.apvigo.es/paginas/lonja_hoy |
Sweden | Pefa | Swedish | Daily | http://www.stockholmsfiskauktion.se/prisnoteringar-pefa |
Sweden | Pefa | Swedish | Daily | http://www.smogens-fiskauktion.com/prisnoteringar |
United Kingdom | Grimsby Fish market | English | Daily | http://www.grimsbyfishmarket.co.uk/fishprices/prices/ |
United Kingdom | Peterhead fish market | English | Daily | https://www.donfishing.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/Peterhead-Daily-Fish-Prices.pdf |
United Kingdom | Scrabster Harbour | English | Daily | http://www.scrabster.co.uk/port-information/fish-prices/ |
United Kingdom | Donfishing | English | Daily | https://www.donfishing.com/ |
United Kingdom | Caley Fisheries | English | Daily | http://www.caley-fisheries.co.uk/market.php |
United Kingdom | Shetland Seafood Auctions | English | Daily | http://www.shetlandauction.com/White-Fish/Daily-Prices |
United Kingdom | Fish 4 Market | English | Daily | http://www.f4m.info/ |
LANDINGS
Description
Landings mean the initial unloading of any quantity of fisheries products from on board a fishing vessel to land in a given country, regardless of the nationality of the vessel making the landings, but also fishery products landed by the country’s vessels in non-EU countries. Landings are reported in net weight and in euro.
In EUMOFA landings data are available under yearly data. Data originate from EUROSTAT which in turn collects it from national administrations. For more details, see:
AQUACULTURE
Description
Aquaculture refers to the farming of aquatic (freshwater or saltwater) organisms, such as fish, molluscs, crustaceans and aquatic plants. Aquaculture data are reported in live weight equivalent and value.
In EUMOFA, aquaculture data (production volumes and values) are available under yearly data. Data originate from EUROSTAT which in turn collects it from national administrations. For more details, see:
WHOLESALE
Wholesale is an intermediary stage in the distribution channel that buys in bulk and sells to resellers (e.g. retailers) rather than to consumers.
In EUMOFA, wholesale is available under weekly and monthly data. Data are collected from national administrations and commercial sources. For more details, see:
WHOLESALE
Simple tables on wholesale:
Advanced tables on wholesale:
Weekly data:
Monthly data:
IMPORT - EXPORT
Exports (extra-EU) are goods recorded by Member States when they leave the territory of the EU (transit is not included).
Imports (extra-EU) are goods recorded by Member States when they enter the territory of the EU (transit is not included).
Intra-EU trade statistics record the trade of goods between Member States.
The standard source of extra-EU trade statistics is the customs declaration. For intra-EU trade, the source is any VAT-registered business that trades goods with other Member States.
For exports, the partner country is the country identified at the time of export as the final destination of the goods.
For imports, the partner country is the country of origin of the goods.
From 2021, EUMOFA reports imports from the UK under the code “GB” as origin mentioned in the customs declarations. These imports do not cover products which wholly originate in Northern Ireland. Exhaustive imports data from UK will be available once the customs treatment modalities under the Protocol on Ireland and Northern Ireland regarding fisheries and aquaculture products will be defined.
In EUMOFA, imports - exports are available under weekly data (EU imports from extra-EU countries), monthly and yearly data. Weekly data originate from the European Commission, while monthly data originate from EUROSTAT – COMEXT. For more information about the quality of European statistics on international trade in goods, please see the following document.
For more details on trade data in the EUMOFA, see:
IMPORT - EXPORT
Simple tables on trade:
Advanced tables on trade:
Weekly data:
Monthly data:
PROCESSING
Processing of fishery and aquaculture products (FAP’s) refers to the processes that transform the raw material into the final product delivered to the customer.
In EUMOFA, processing is available under yearly data. Data originate from EUROSTAT – PRODCOM “Statistics on the production of manufactured goods”. For more details, see:
RETAIL - CONSUMPTION
Consumption refers to the amount of fisheries and aquaculture products that are consumed during a given period, and within a geographic area, such as a country.
In EUMOFA, consumption data are provided as:
- retail prices, under the weekly data;
- volumes and values of consumption of fresh products recorded by a sample of households, under the monthly and yearly data;
- volumes of “apparent consumption”, under the yearly data.
"Apparent consumption" is calculated by using the supply balance sheet that provides an estimate of the supply of fishery and aquaculture products available for human consumption at EU level.
The calculation of the supply balance sheet is based on the equation:
Apparent consumption =
[(total catches – industrial catches) + aquaculture + imports] – exports.
Catches targeted for fishmeal (industrial catches) are excluded. Non-food use products are also excluded from imports and exports.
For more details see:
RETAIL - CONSUMPTION
Simple tables on retail:
Advanced tables on retail:
Weekly data:
Simple table on apparent consumption:
Simple tables on household consumption:
Online shop retail prices:
Data
The EUMOFA database is accessible by supply chain stage, through simple and advanced tables, and through the bulk download facility. Data are available on weekly, monthly and yearly bases.
Click on the buttons on the top for accessing to the related sections and for opening the data tables.
Through the menu on the left, you can access to:
- an user-friendly dashboard allows to consult macro economic data;
- An interactive map for consulting monthly first sales data by place of sale;
- the bulk download facility, where you can download individual datasets available in EUMOFA database;
- the supply balance, through which you can consult the per-capita consumption of the EU, by commodity group and by main commercial species;
- Sources of data, containing all specifications about sources used to feed into the EUMOFA database;
- Harmonisation, where you can find overall rules adopted by EUMOFA for harmonising data collected;
- Metadata, containing all detailed explanations on EUMOFA functioning.