Norwegian seafood products
Every category from the Norwegian coast and fisheries, farmed and wild. Formats and seasons are typical and confirmed per quotation.
13 products

Clipfish (salted and dried)
Processed and traditionalGadus morhua / Pollachius virens / Molva molva / Brosme brosme
Clipfish is split, salted and dried fish, mostly cod, saithe, ling or tusk, with Ålesund as the historic centre of production. It is sold as whole split fish or portions, graded by size and quality class.
- Season
- All year
- Origin
- Processed

Saltfish
Processed and traditionalGadus morhua / Pollachius virens / Molva molva
Saltfish is split or filleted fish that has been salt-cured but not dried, the stage before clipfish. Cod, saithe and ling are the usual species, sold whole split or as salted fillets.
- Season
- All year
- Origin
- Processed

Stockfish
Processed and traditionalGadus morhua
Stockfish is unsalted cod dried outdoors on racks in Lofoten and Northern Norway between February and May. It is sold whole, sorted into traditional grades, and is available year-round after the drying season.
- Season
- All year
- Origin
- Processed

Lutefisk
Processed and traditionalGadus morhua
Lutefisk is stockfish that has been soaked in water and lye and then rinsed, giving a soft, gelatinous texture. It is produced mainly for the autumn and Christmas season and sold ready to cook, chilled or frozen.
- Season
- Sep–Dec
- Origin
- Processed

Smoked salmon
Processed and traditionalSalmo salar
Smoked salmon is made from farmed Atlantic salmon fillets that are salted and cold- or hot-smoked. It is sold as whole sides, pre-sliced packs or portions, chilled or frozen.
- Season
- All year
- Origin
- Processed

Smoked trout
Processed and traditionalOncorhynchus mykiss
Smoked trout is made from farmed fjord trout fillets, salted and cold- or hot-smoked in the same way as salmon. It is sold as sides, slices or portions.
- Season
- All year
- Origin
- Processed

Gravlaks (cured salmon)
Processed and traditionalSalmo salar
Gravlaks is salmon fillet cured with salt, sugar and dill rather than smoked. It is sold as whole sides or pre-sliced, chilled or frozen.
- Season
- All year
- Origin
- Processed

Cod roe
Processed and traditionalGadus morhua
Cod roe is taken from skrei and coastal cod during the winter spawning fishery. It is sold fresh in season, and frozen, salted or canned the rest of the year.
- Season
- Jan–Apr
- Origin
- Processed

Cod liver
Processed and traditionalGadus morhua
Cod liver is a by-product of the winter cod fishery, used fresh in traditional dishes and as raw material for canned liver and cod liver oil. It is traded fresh in season and frozen or canned otherwise.
- Season
- Jan–Apr
- Origin
- Processed

Lumpfish roe
Processed and traditionalCyclopterus lumpus
Lumpfish roe comes from the spring fishery for lumpfish along the coast of Northern Norway. The roe is salted and sold in barrels as raw material for caviar-style products.
- Season
- Feb–Jun
- Origin
- Processed

Herring in brine / marinated herring
Processed and traditionalClupea harengus
Herring in brine covers salted and marinated herring fillets produced from Norwegian spring-spawning and North Sea herring. It is sold in barrels, pails and retail packs as salted, sugar-salted or vinegar-cured fillets.
- Season
- All year
- Origin
- Processed

Fish oil and cod liver oil
Processed and traditionalFish oil is produced from pelagic species and fish by-products, and cod liver oil from cod liver. Both are traded in bulk for food, feed and supplement use, with crude and refined grades.
- Season
- All year
- Origin
- Processed

Fishmeal
Processed and traditionalFishmeal is a dried protein product made from whole pelagic fish such as blue whiting and capelin, and from by-products of fish processing. It is traded in bulk and bags for aquaculture and animal feed.
- Season
- All year
- Origin
- Processed