Salmon Iceland

Iceland's salmon farming industry has seen remarkable growth, with production increasing at a compound annual growth rate of 35% since 2016. By 2023, the country had produced 43,866 metric tons of Atlantic salmon in its fjords and around 3,000 metric tons on land. This rapid expansion is driven by new projects, including innovative land-based systems and advancements in genetics, positioning the sector to potentially become a cornerstone of Iceland's economy.

The industry continues to innovate and adapt while advancements in breeding and nutrition are enhancing the quality and health of farmed salmon, making them a nutritious choice for consumers. As the industry matures, it is expected to contribute significantly to Iceland's economic growth while striving to balance environmental stewardship and sustainable practices.