Haddock landings – week 39, 2026
In week 39 (21–27 September 2026), 1,197 tonnes of haddock were landed in Norway – 173% more than the same week last year. Of this, 405 tonnes were fresh or iced and 788 tonnes were frozen at sea. Through week 39, 67,661 tonnes have been landed this year, 2% less than the same weeks of 2025. All figures are round (live) weight, i.e. the weight of the whole fish.
Latest two weeks preliminary · incl. foreign vessels · updated every Monday
Haddock: landings by week (tonnes, round weight)
The highlighted area shows the last 12 weeks (weeks 28–39), as in the table below.
Last 12 weeks
| Week | Total (tonnes)vs last year | Total vs same week last year | Fresh / iced | Chilled seawater (RSW/RFW) | Frozen at sea (FAS) | Other |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Week 39*21–27 September 2026fresh 405 · RSW 4 · FAS 788 | 1,197+173%* | +173%* | 405 | 4 | 788 | 0 |
| Week 38*14–20 September 2026fresh 465 · FAS 333 · other 7 | 804+42%* | +42%* | 465 | 0 | 333 | 7 |
| Week 377–13 September 2026fresh 320 · RSW 13 · FAS 377 · other 1 | 711−44% | −44% | 320 | 13 | 377 | 1 |
| Week 3631 August–6 September 2026fresh 373 · RSW 10 · FAS 418 | 801−6% | −6% | 373 | 10 | 418 | 0 |
| Week 3524–30 August 2026fresh 459 · RSW 21 · FAS 131 | 611−21% | −21% | 459 | 21 | 131 | 0 |
| Week 3417–23 August 2026fresh 379 · RSW 12 · FAS 338 | 729−41% | −41% | 379 | 12 | 338 | 0 |
| Week 3310–16 August 2026fresh 410 · RSW 24 · FAS 654 | 1,088+23% | +23% | 410 | 24 | 654 | 0 |
| Week 323–9 August 2026fresh 589 · RSW 26 · FAS 392 · other 1 | 1,008+94% | +94% | 589 | 26 | 392 | 1 |
| Week 3127 July–2 August 2026fresh 838 · RSW 26 · FAS 284 | 1,149−21% | −21% | 838 | 26 | 284 | 0 |
| Week 3020–26 July 2026fresh 940 · RSW 6 · FAS 694 | 1,641+97% | +97% | 940 | 6 | 694 | 0 |
| Week 2913–19 July 2026fresh 483 · RSW 7 · FAS 1,115 | 1,605+59% | +59% | 483 | 7 | 1,115 | 0 |
| Week 286–12 July 2026fresh 798 · RSW 31 · FAS 1,418 | 2,247+160% | +160% | 798 | 31 | 1,418 | 0 |
* Preliminary: sales notes for the latest two weeks are still coming in, so these figures may still rise. Last year's figures are final.
How haddock was landed
| Landed as | Week 39 (tonnes)tonnes · change | vs week 39 last year | Weeks 1–39 (tonnes)tonnes · change | vs weeks 1–39 last year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fresh / iced | 405+78% | +78% | 23,716−1% | −1% |
| Chilled seawater (RSW/RFW) | 4last year: 16 t | last year: 16 t | 448−41% | −41% |
| Frozen at sea (FAS) | 788+306% | +306% | 43,479−1% | −1% |
| Other (small amounts) | 0last year: 1 t | last year: 1 t | 18last year: 37 t | last year: 37 t |
| Total | 1,197+173% | +173% | 67,661−2% | −2% |
Change = vs the same week(s) last year. “last year: 40 t” is shown when last year's amount was too small for a meaningful percentage · “new” = no landings in the same week(s) last year · ±0% = change smaller than ±0.5% · all figures in round (live) weight · the latest two weeks are preliminary
Landings by county
| County | Week 39 (tonnes)tonnes · change | vs week 39 last year | Weeks 1–39 (tonnes)tonnes · change | vs weeks 1–39 last year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Troms | 690+604% | +604% | 27,013+2% | +2% |
| Finnmark | 339+105% | +105% | 19,630+5% | +5% |
| Møre og Romsdal | 88−26% | −26% | 10,516+5% | +5% |
| Nordland | 57last year: 27 t | last year: 27 t | 8,593−22% | −22% |
| Vestland | 4last year: 2 t | last year: 2 t | 1,106−30% | −30% |
| Rogaland | 12last year: 21 t | last year: 21 t | 542−24% | −24% |
| Trøndelag | 5last year: 5 t | last year: 5 t | 210+4% | +4% |
| Agder | 1last year: 1 t | last year: 1 t | 46last year: 38 t | last year: 38 t |
| Other counties / unknown | 1new | new | 5last year: 3 t | last year: 3 t |
| Total | 1,197+173% | +173% | 67,661−2% | −2% |
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Frequently asked questions
- How much haddock was landed in week 39, and how much was fresh?
- In week 39 (21–27 September 2026), 1,197 tonnes of haddock were landed (round weight): 405 tonnes were fresh or iced and 788 tonnes were frozen at sea.
- How much haddock has been landed so far in 2026?
- Through week 39, 67,661 tonnes of haddock have been landed in Norway, 2% less than the same weeks of 2025.
- What do fresh and FAS mean here?
- It shows how the catch was preserved when it was landed. Fresh / iced: landed unfrozen, typically by the coastal fleet (gillnet, longline, Danish seine) and fresh-fish trawlers. Frozen at sea: frozen on board, typically by freezer trawlers and autoliners, including foreign vessels, and often landed at cold stores.
- How often are the figures updated?
- Every Monday, with the previous week's landings. Weeks are ISO weeks (Monday–Sunday). The latest two weeks are preliminary because sales notes keep arriving for days after a landing, so they may still rise. With access to Landingsdata you get the figures daily, per vessel and buyer.
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