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EU imports from Thailand

THB 14.03B

As ofFY2024·Sources2·Primary

EUMOFA / DG MARE 2024 EU seafood imports from Thailand: 86,019 tonnes valued at THB 14.03B. The post-2019 IUU de-listing kept EU market access intact; sustainability rules are the next binding layer.

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EUMOFA / DG MARE 2024 EU seafood imports from Thailand: 86,019 tonnes valued at THB 14.03B. The post-2019 IUU de-listing kept EU market access intact; sustainability rules are the next binding layer.

EUMOFA / DG MARE 2024 EU seafood imports from Thailand: 86,019 tonnes valued at THB 14.03B. The post-2019 IUU de-listing kept EU market access intact; sustainability rules are the next binding layer.

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FY2024

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Interpretation notes

What this tells you

EUMOFA / DG MARE 2024 EU seafood imports from Thailand: 86,019 tonnes valued at THB 14.03B. The post-2019 IUU de-listing kept EU market access intact; sustainability rules are the next binding layer.

What not to do with it

Use the linked report for interpretation and keep basis differences explicit.

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~35%

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FY2024
270,000 t

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USD 1.1B

US imports from Thailand

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FY2024
USD 3.9B

Thai Union 2024 net sales

Thai Union Group 2025 Annual Report, Strategy 2030 release

Report context

Thailand Seafood Processing & Export Market Intelligence

Thailand sold USD 7.14B of seafood to the rest of the world in 2024 — a 10-year high — and holds the world's largest canned-tuna position at roughly 35% global share. Market-access rules, not price, are the binding constraint. This report walks through the post-2015 IUU rebuild, the four listed processor playbooks (Thai Union, CPF, Surapon, Asian Sea Corp), US FDA, EU sustainability exposure, and a 5-year scenario band.

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Atlas actors in this figure's reports

Profiles covered in the report that cite this number.

Charoen Pokphand Foods

CP Group's agri-food flagship; FY2024 revenue ~THB 580-600B; pork, chicken, aquaculture, processed foods, pet food across 18 countries.

Surapon Foods

Listed frozen shrimp, value-added seafood exporter; Samut Sakhon-anchored; top-three Thai shrimp processor.

Asian Sea Corporation

The fastest-growing listed pet food segment on the SET — +37% YoY, now ~50% of group revenue.

Thai Union Group

The branded-seafood anchor with a pet care growth pillar — Petkind, ~74% i-Tail.

National Fisheries Association of Thailand

Industry association representing Thai fisheries and seafood interests.

Songkhla Deep-Sea Tuna Port / Thai Union Link

Southern Thailand tuna and seafood logistics node linked to export supply chains.

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