Why don't young Spaniards eat fish?

Due to high prices, lack of cooking time, and fear of raw fish.

What is happening to traditional fish shops?

375 close annually nationwide; Madrid has lost half in a decade.

How much has fish consumption dropped?

From 40kg per person in 2000 to under 18kg today.

What drives the youth's fish avoidance?

Economic pressure, lack of cooking skills, and lifestyle changes.

Is there hope for change?

Some youth still eat fish regularly and use freezing for convenience.

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Spain's younger generation is consuming less fish due to high prices and lack of cooking experience, causing traditional fishmongers to face closure. Once a top global fish consumer, Spain's annual per capita consumption has dropped from 40kg in 2000 to under 18kg.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Why don't young Spaniards eat fish?: A: Due to high prices, lack of cooking time, and fear of raw fish.
Q: What is happening to traditional fish shops?: A: 375 close annually nationwide; Madrid has lost half in a decade.
Q: How much has fish consumption dropped?: A: From 40kg per person in 2000 to under 18kg today.
Q: What drives the youth's fish avoidance?: A: Economic pressure, lack of cooking skills, and lifestyle changes.
Q: Is there hope for change?: A: Some youth still eat fish regularly and use freezing for convenience.