Frozen Sockeye Salmon

Frozen sockeye salmon is whole Pacific salmon that has been frozen for trade. It excludes fillets, fish meat of other categories, and edible offal.

Prices, specifications and international trade for frozen sockeye salmon under HS 030311.

Frozen Sockeye Salmon Price

$11,759USD/t

Published reference · Jul 1, 2026

Frozen Sockeye Salmon Historical Unit Values

Frozen sockeye salmon is quoted in USD/t at USA. Historical customs values may differ from the headline reference.

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Frozen Sockeye Salmon Exports and Imports

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United States led reported frozen sockeye salmon exports in 2025, at $266M.

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Frozen Sockeye Salmon Facts and HS Code

Frozen sockeye salmon belongs to seafood within protein and dairy. Its customs classification covers HS 030311.

Frozen Sockeye Salmon HS Code

Product typeRaw
FormFrozen
Position in the chainPrimary
CategorySeafood — Protein and dairy
HS codes030311
Quoted inUSD/t
Reference locationUSA

Production & Handling

Processing steps for frozen sockeye salmon include Freezing.

Production and Storage

PerishabilityHigh
Temperature regimeFrozen
Processing steps
  1. Freezing

Uses & Risks

Frozen sockeye salmon uses, related products and documented risks.

Frozen Sockeye Salmon Questions

What exactly is frozen sockeye salmon?
Frozen sockeye salmon is the whole Pacific salmon species Oncorhynchus nerka that has been frozen after capture, excluding fillets, fish meat of heading 0304, and edible off‑al. It is classified under HS code 030311 as a frozen fish product.
How should frozen sockeye salmon be stored and handled?
The product must be kept at a continuous frozen temperature (typically –18 °C or lower) throughout transport and storage to preserve quality. Maintaining the cold chain prevents ice crystal growth and protects the flesh from microbial spoilage.
Can frozen sockeye salmon be used directly for cooking?
Yes, the frozen whole fish can be thawed and prepared whole or portioned for grilling, baking, or smoking. Because it is not pre‑filleted, buyers may need to fillet or cut the fish according to their processing requirements.