• Air Cargo Seafood Forum will bring together Norwegian seafood exporters and air logistics leaders.
• The programme will examine geopolitical disruption, capacity constraints and major trade lanes.
• Technical innovation and sustainability will also be among the central topics.

The global seafood industry relies on fast, reliable, and efficient air cargo solutions to connect producers with consumers worldwide. As demand for fresh and high-value seafood continues to grow, the industry faces a range of challenges, including capacity constraints, geopolitical uncertainty, fuel price volatility, sustainability requirements, and evolving customer expectations.

Air Cargo Seafood Forum brings together Norwegian seafood exporters, airlines, airports, freight forwarders, logistics providers, and industry experts to explore the future of seafood air logistics.

Program highlights:
• The Big Picture – Geopolitical Uncertainty & Trade Disruptions
• Presentation Cargo West Project Gardermoen
• Technical Innovation
• Sustainability – The Way Forward
• Focus Northern Norway
• Assessment of Major Trade Lanes

“Norway is one of the most important markets in Northern European air cargo, with seafood, especially salmon, playing a major role in outbound volumes and creating constant demand for relia
ble capacity, strong logistics partnerships and efficient global connections. That is exactly what makes this forum so relevant,” said Lars-Gunnar Comen, Director of Euroavia International.

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