Frozen Saithe (coalfish)
Frozen saithe (coalfish) is whole frozen fish of Pollachius virens, excluding fillets and edible offal. It is a raw seafood product classified as frozen whole fish.
Prices, specifications and international trade for frozen saithe (coalfish) under HS 030365.
Frozen Saithe (coalfish) Price
$3,632USD/t
Published reference · Jul 1, 2026
Frozen saithe (coalfish) is quoted in USD/t at NOR. Historical customs values may differ from the headline reference.
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Norway led reported frozen saithe (coalfish) exports in 2025, at $102M.
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Frozen saithe (coalfish) belongs to seafood within protein and dairy. Its customs classification covers HS 030365.
Frozen Saithe (coalfish) HS Code
| Scientific name | Pollachius virens |
|---|---|
| Product type | Raw |
| Form | Frozen |
| Position in the chain | Primary |
| Category | Seafood — Protein and dairy |
| HS codes | 030365 |
| Quoted in | USD/t |
| Reference location | NOR |
Production & Handling
Frozen saithe (coalfish) handling information covers its frozen form.
Production and Storage
| Perishability | Low |
|---|---|
| Temperature regime | Frozen |
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Frozen Saithe (coalfish) Questions
- What is the exact definition of frozen saithe (coalfish)?
- Frozen saithe (coalfish) refers to the whole fish of Pollachius virens that has been frozen, excluding fillets, livers, roes and other fish meat classified under heading 0304.
- How should frozen saithe be stored to maintain quality?
- The fish should be kept at temperatures of –18 °C or lower throughout transport and storage, with minimal temperature fluctuations to prevent thaw‑refreeze damage.
- What are common processing steps for frozen saithe before retail?
- Typical steps include cleaning, gutting, washing, quick freezing, and packaging in airtight containers or vacuum‑sealed bags to preserve freshness.