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Global Retail Seafood Trends Unveiled by SEG Panel

Barcelona Hosts 2023 Seafood Expo Global with Focus on Industry Vitality.

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Global Retail Seafood Trends Unveiled by SEG Panel
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"Insights into Global Seafood Trends Unveiled at Seafood Expo Global 2023"
At the recent Seafood Expo Global 2023 in Barcelona, experts delved into the changing dynamics of the global seafood industry, covering crucial topics such as trade dynamics, food safety measures, and sustainability efforts. Among the highlights was a session titled "International Retail Trends in Seafood," led by Angels Segura Unio, Head of the AECOC Seafood Sector.
This session, held on April 25th, provided exclusive insights into evolving consumer behaviors and innovative strategies adopted by international retailers to enhance seafood purchasing experiences. Topics ranged from product innovation to in-store activations, aiming to engage consumers effectively. The session recording is now available for on-demand viewing, offering valuable insights to industry stakeholders.
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