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Norwegian whitefish landings — cod, haddock, saithe & more

Whitefish (also written white fish) — the lean, white-fleshed groundfish such as cod, haddock and saithe — are the backbone of Norway's wild-capture sector. This page tracks Norwegian whitefish landings by species: annual volumes, the latest complete year and how each fishery compares, built on official data from the entire Norwegian fishing fleet and updated daily.

In 2025, Norway landed about 479,635 tonnes of whitefish across 18 species (product weight). The table below ranks them by volume.

Data through 2025

Species by landed volume

#SpeciesLanded (tonnes)Share
1Atlantic cod170,01735%
2Saithe145,75030%
3Haddock63,53913%
4Beaked redfish30,7606%
5Ling12,4113%
6Greenland halibut12,2133%
7Greater argentine10,9172%
8Tusk9,9822%
9Golden redfish8,0012%
10Monkfish3,4961%
11Wolffish3,4581%
12Atlantic halibut2,0810%
13Pollack1,8990%
14European hake1,7360%
15European plaice1,1300%
16Whiting1,0380%
17Blue ling9940%
18Skates and rays2130%

Total whitefish landings by year

2022
693,087 t
2023
641,710 t
2024
537,895 t
2025
479,635 t

Frequently asked questions

How much whitefish does Norway land?
In 2025, Norway landed about 479,635 tonnes across 18 whitefish species (product weight), based on official Norwegian landings data.
Which is the largest whitefish fishery in Norway?
Atlantic cod is the biggest by volume at about 170,017 tonnes in 2025 — 35% of Norway's whitefish landings.
What counts as whitefish?
Norway's whitefish landings here cover 18 species, including Atlantic cod, Saithe, Haddock, Beaked redfish.

2026 data — updated daily

Get the current year and live, daily-updated figures, plus vessel-, buyer- and region-level detail.

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