UK shoppers buying seafood more often despite economic pressures, reveals new NSC report
Rising shopping frequency and chilled seafood volume growth highlight opportunities for retailers to build on consumer demand
Rising shopping frequency and chilled seafood volume growth highlight opportunities for retailers to build on consumer demand
While protein-fortified bars, snacks and drinks continue to grow in popularity, seafood has naturally provided high-quality protein alongside a wider range of nutrients all along. As UK consumers increasingly look towards everyday sources of protein, the Norwegian Seafood Council (NSC) says there is an opportunity to put seafood’s natural protein credentials more firmly at the centre of the c
Rising production towards 2030 could open up new opportunities for retailers, suppliers and foodservice operators to meet growing demand for premium seafood with quality, provenance and versatility
Norway is significantly expanding halibut production to help meet the growing demand for premium seafood in markets such as the UK.
According to the Norwegian Seafood Council (
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With 20% of UK consumers now following a high-protein diet[1] the seafood industry is in a strong position to capitalise on the fast-growing protein category. Insights from the Norwegian Seafood Council’s (NSC) latest research highlight a significant opportunity to better align seafood’s natural nutritional strengths with evolving consumer expectations.