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Seafood Consumption (2024 Update)
Total UK seafood consumption stood at 144.55g /person/wk. down -7.7%. This equates to just over one, 140g portion per person per week. This means most people are still only eating around half of the recommended amount of seafood. -
Seafood Consumption (2023 update)
Defra Seafood consumption benchmark falls -3.9%. -
Seafood Consumption (2022 Update)
Total UK seafood consumption (both in and out of home) in 2020 stood at 162.98g /person/wk. up +1.0% vs the previous year. This equates to just over one (1.16), 140g portion per person per week. -
Seafood Consumption (2016 Update)
This Factsheet provides an overview of both long and short term GB seafood consumption; contextualising sector, segment and species trends in retail and foodservice. -
Seafood Consumption 2017
There are three methods available to measure and track GB seafood consumption which provide slightly different yet similar figures; whilst useful for comparison, it is considered that the Defra family food dataset, produced to robust national statistical standards with reasonable time availability is considered to be the best source for an accurate, consistent benchmark. This data shows a 2% increase in seafood consumption from 157.83 grams per person per week in 2014 to 161.07 grams per person per week in 2015. -
Seafood Trends in Commercial Foodservice (2023 Update)
In the 52wks to June 2023, total GB seafood servings remained flat at 973m (+0.2%), worth an estimated £5.0bn (+17.8%) value being driven by inflation. Seafood servings also remain 19% behind pre COVID-19 levels -
Seafood in multiple retail (2022 update)
The seafood category returns to strong decline. UK retail sales were worth £4.08bn (-4.5%), with a volume of 407,352 tonnes (-4.4%) and an average price of £10.02/kg (-0.1%) (Nielsen Scantrack: 52 weeks to 16.06.22). -
Final Report - The socio-economic impacts of increased seafood consumption in England
The preliminary study estimates the potential health benefits to the economy if people were to eat more seafood. -
Cod (2016 update) - Seafood Industry Factsheet
Cod consumption in retail has been growing since 2013, as supply eases and prices soften. In 2015, cod total retail sales (excluding discounters) were worth £364m (+2.4%) at 44,887 tonnes (+3.6%), with an average price of £8.10 (-1.1%). -
Ambient seafood in multiple retail (2022 update)
Ambient consumption up over +9% as shoppers turn to tinned seafood to save money. -
2016 Seafood Processing Industry Report
The 2016 Seafood Processing Industry Report presents accurate up-to-date economic data and commentary to serve, where appropriate, as an evidence base for business decisions, policy discussions, and further research. This report provides details on the structure and size of the industry such as regional distribution, size of firms, type of broad fish species processed, type of processing activity undertaken and financial performance. -
Frozen seafood in multiple retail (2022 update)
Frozen seafood in heavy decline as shoppers trading down and out of chilled and frozen seafood, into the cheapest sector, ambient.