Import: 1.186 million tonnes (USD 1641 million)
Export: 1.123 million tonnes (USD 2702 million)

A report with more detailed statistics can be downloaded below.

Danish fleet now in balance - Transferable rights system removes fleet covercapacity
- EM 4/2009
The going has got tough for Denmark’s fishing sector
- EM 2/2004
Sandeel provide the backbone for industrial fishery
- EM 2/2002
Dana Feed A/S - fish feed for Europe's aquaculturists - Aiming at the niche markets
- EM 2/2002
Nowaco caters to the HoReCa sector in Eastern Europe - Inter-divisional synergies are our strength
- EM 2/2002
Fish from the North Sea and Baltic - Most fish arrive at the Esbjerg fish auction by road
- EM 2/2002

• Eastfish Fishery Industry Profile Vol. 24 Denmark (Feb. 2000. 82 pages)

News
• Copenhagen Post

Fisheries
• Danish Directorate of Fisheries
• Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries
• Danish Export Group Association
• Danish Institute for Fisheries Research
• Danish Network for Fisheries and Aquaculture Research
• The Institute for Fisheries Management and Coastal Community Development (IFM)
The North Sea Centre

Companies
• Danish Exporters

Denmark - Yearbook of Fishery Statistics (2001) (2747 KB)
Source: Directorate of Fisheries

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The Danish fleet now in balance - Transferable rights system removes fleet overcapacity from Eurofish Magazine 4/2009

Overview
The biggest exporter of fish and seafood in the European Union (2006) Denmark is facing a number of challenges as costs increase, earnings decline, and profitability in a large part of the processing sector falls. The economic crisis has also hit the export sector as traditional markets have collapsed and in addition the financial crisis has made it difficult to get an export credit insurance, which has affected Danish seafood exports in particular to markets in Eastern Europe. Click here to download the the full story