Countries by Seafood Consumption Per Person

Complete ranking of 185 countries • kg/person/year • Updated 2026

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About Seafood Consumption Per Person Rankings

Maldives leads all 185 countries in Seafood Consumption Per Person with a value of 87.3, while Afghanistan ranks last at 0.36. This represents a 243-fold difference between the highest and lowest values.

What Seafood Consumption Per Person Measures

Annual seafood consumption per person from Wikipedia country tables.

Why This Ranking Matters

Examining Seafood Consumption Per Person across all countries reveals patterns that might not be obvious at the national level. Regional clusters, outlier nations, and historical trajectories all become clearer when the full global picture is assembled in a single ranking.

Global Range

Values range from 0.36 (Afghanistan) to 87.3 (Maldives) — a 243-fold difference across 185 countries.

Regional Patterns

Asian countries lead with 9 entries in the top 20, though representation spans multiple continents. Regional factors clearly play a role, but outliers from other parts of the world show that national policy and geography matter as much as continental trends.

Values are broadly distributed across countries, with the middle 50% ranging from 6.66 to 26.3. The overall spread from 0.36 to 87.3 reflects significant global variation.

Notable Outliers

The top of the ranking is competitive: Maldives and Iceland are separated by only 4%, indicating that the leading positions could shift with updated data.

Continental Leaders

Highest Ranked

The top five countries for Seafood Consumption Per Person are Maldives (87.3), Iceland (84.3), Macao (70.26), Kiribati (69.22), and Hong Kong (65.79). Together, these nations represent the global leaders in this metric.

Lowest Ranked

At the other end of the spectrum, Afghanistan (0.36), Ethiopia (0.53), Mongolia (0.57), Tajikistan (0.66), and Kyrgyzstan (1.10) have the lowest values globally.

Data Source & Methodology

Rankings are based on the latest available data from Wikipedia Food Consumption Tables, covering 185 of 249 countries and territories. Countries without data for this metric are excluded from the ranking. All values represent the most recently reported figures.

Top 10 Countries

Full Rankings

Seafood Consumption Per Person ranking for 185 countries
1stMaldives87.3 years
2ndIceland84.3 years
3rdMacao70.3 years
4thKiribati69.2 years
5thHong Kong65.8 years
6thPortugal59.4 years
7thAntigua and Barbuda57.1 years
8thSouth Korea54.7 years
9thMalaysia53.3 years
10thSeychelles52.9 years
11thNorway50.6 years
12thMicronesia48.6 years
13thJapan46.6 years
14thCambodia46.6 years
15thMyanmar45.9 years
16thNauru44.8 years
17thIndonesia44.7 years
18thSamoa44.0 years
19thFrench Polynesia44.0 years
20thBarbados43.9 years
21stSaint Kitts and Nevis43.4 years
22ndChina40.3 years
23rdSpain40.3 years
24thVietnam39.8 years
25thSaint Lucia34.4 years
26thFrance33.6 years
27thFinland33.5 years
28thLithuania31.9 years
29thLuxembourg31.5 years
30thSweden31.3 years
31stGrenada30.8 years
32ndTaiwan29.8 years
33rdItaly29.6 years
34thOman29.3 years
35thFiji28.9 years
36thSri Lanka28.6 years
37thVanuatu28.6 years
38thThailand28.5 years
39thPhilippines28.4 years
40thSolomon Islands27.9 years
41stGabon27.9 years
42ndDominica27.9 years
43rdSao Tome and Principe27.7 years
44thUnited Arab Emirates27.0 years
45thPeru26.8 years
46thJamaica26.4 years
47thDenmark26.3 years
48thBangladesh26.3 years
49thEgypt25.8 years
50thNew Zealand25.1 years
51stLatvia24.9 years
52ndCyprus24.9 years
53rdSierra Leone24.7 years
54thGuyana24.6 years
55thIsrael24.4 years
56thGhana24.1 years
57thLaos24.0 years
58thAustralia23.9 years
59thCongo23.7 years
60thGambia23.6 years
61stMauritius23.5 years
62ndBahamas23.4 years
63rdNew Caledonia23.3 years
64thCôte d'Ivoire22.8 years
65thBelgium22.8 years
66thIreland22.5 years
67thUnited States22.4 years
68thQatar22.0 years
69thRussia21.8 years
70thTrinidad and Tobago21.8 years
71stGreece21.5 years
72ndNetherlands21.5 years
73rdCanada20.6 years
74thSaint Vincent and the Grenadines20.6 years
75thMalta19.6 years
76thCameroon19.2 years
77thCroatia19.1 years
78thBahrain18.8 years
79thMorocco18.5 years
80thUnited Kingdom18.1 years
81stCosta Rica17.9 years
82ndSwitzerland16.0 years
83rdSuriname15.9 years
84thMontenegro15.6 years
85thBenin15.6 years
86thComoros15.4 years
87thMoldova15.3 years
88thUganda14.8 years
89thLibya14.7 years
90thChile14.6 years
91stEstonia14.6 years
92ndAustria14.4 years
93rdMexico13.9 years
94thAngola13.9 years
95thPanama13.7 years
96thUkraine13.7 years
97thKuwait13.7 years
98thTunisia13.7 years
99thMozambique13.5 years
100thPapua New Guinea13.4 years
101stBelize13.3 years
102ndSlovenia13.0 years
103rdZambia12.7 years
104thGermany12.7 years
105thPoland12.3 years
106thIran12.1 years
107thSenegal12.1 years
108thNamibia12.1 years
109thBelarus11.6 years
110thTogo11.5 years
111stSaudi Arabia11.3 years
112ndNorth Korea11.0 years
113rdCzechia10.6 years
114thGeorgia10.6 years
115thLebanon10.5 years
116thCabo Verde10.3 years
117thSlovakia10.2 years
118thVenezuela10.2 years
119thMalawi10.0 years
120thGuinea9.7 years
121stUruguay9.3 years
122ndColombia8.9 years
123rdMauritania8.7 years
124thAlbania8.7 years
125thBurkina Faso8.7 years
126thDominican Republic8.4 years
127thEcuador8.3 years
128thRomania8.2 years
129thMali8.2 years
130thBrazil8.1 years
131stSerbia8.0 years
132ndIndia7.9 years
133rdBulgaria7.3 years
134thBhutan7.3 years
135thBosnia and Herzegovina7.2 years
136thArgentina6.8 years
137thEl Salvador6.7 years
138thNigeria6.7 years
139thCentral African Republic6.7 years
140thSouth Africa6.5 years
141stChad6.5 years
142ndTimor-Leste6.5 years
143rdNicaragua6.5 years
144thHungary6.3 years
145thTanzania6.2 years
146thNorth Macedonia6.1 years
147thCuba6.1 years
148thArmenia5.8 years
149thTurkey5.5 years
150thHaiti5.0 years
151stJordan4.8 years
152ndRwanda4.5 years
153rdParaguay4.3 years
154thLiberia4.3 years
155thEswatini4.2 years
156thCongo, Democratic Republic4.0 years
157thUzbekistan4.0 years
158thMadagascar3.9 years
159thAlgeria3.8 years
160thNepal3.5 years
161stDjibouti3.2 years
162ndSouth Sudan3.1 years
163rdGuatemala3.1 years
164thKenya3.0 years
165thIraq2.9 years
166thLesotho2.9 years
167thZimbabwe2.8 years
168thBolivia2.7 years
169thKazakhstan2.7 years
170thYemen2.7 years
171stTurkmenistan2.7 years
172ndBurundi2.5 years
173rdHonduras2.5 years
174thBotswana2.4 years
175thAzerbaijan2.0 years
176thNiger1.9 years
177thSyria1.8 years
178thPakistan1.6 years
179thGuinea-Bissau1.1 years
180thSudan1.1 years
181stKyrgyzstan1.1 years
182ndTajikistan0.7 years
183rdMongolia0.6 years
184thEthiopia0.5 years
185thAfghanistan0.4 years