#NorwayMackerel
#NorwegianSea
#NorthSea
“Norway mackerel” refers to Atlantic mackerel (scientific name: Scomber scombrus) that is caught in the cold, clean waters off the coast of Norway. It is prized globally for its high quality, rich taste, and health benefits.
Key Features:
Species: Atlantic mackerel (Scomber scombrus)
Origin: Norwegian Sea, North Sea (Northeast Atlantic)
• Season: Peak fishing season is from September to November
• Flavor: Rich, oily, slightly sweet flavor with firm flesh
• Nutritional Value:
• High in Omega-3 fatty acids
• Good source of protein, vitamin D, and B12
• Sustainability:
• Norway uses strict fisheries management systems
• Most mackerel from Norway is MSC-certified (Marine Stewardship Council)
Common Uses:
• Grilled, smoked, salted, or canned
• Popular in Japanese (saba), Korean (godeungeo), and Western cuisines
• Exported widely to Asia, Europe, and North America
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