A new era for seafood in France

Last updated 26. June 2018, 09:38.

Photographer: Norwegian Seafood Council

The 2018 edition of the Seafood Report on French consumers is now available.

The Norwegian Seafood Council in France has just released a new study on the latest consumer trends in France in collaboration with TNS Kantar. “The 2018 Seafood Report: A new era for seafood in France” contains 32 pages of insight and analysis on French consumers.

The study was initially presented at a press conference in Paris on June 26th, 2018, but we invite you to download it here to learn more about the French market.

1 attachment to download

NSC_SEAFOOD_STUDY_F2018_A4_32p_280618_BD.pdf (8.29 MB / PDF)

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