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全球水产养殖添加剂市场 - 2024-2031Global Aquaculture Additives Market - 2024-2031 |
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概述
2023年,全球水产养殖添加剂市场达到108.9亿美元,预计2031年将达到161.0亿美元,2024-2031年预测期间复合年增长率为4.94%。
水产养殖添加剂市场包括多种物质和化合物,用于改善养殖虾、鱼和其他水生动物的福祉、发育和产量。这些添加剂能够优化饲料配方、改善水质、增强抗病能力和提高动物整体福利,对现代水产养殖作业至关重要。
随着全球水产养殖业不断扩张以满足对海鲜日益增长的需求,水产养殖添加剂市场经历了显着的扩张和创新。 2023 年 9 月,总部位于英国的 BioKind 正在利用农业废弃物自然发酵产生的可持续蛋白质彻底改变水产养殖饲料添加剂的生产。这种生态友善的过程减少了过度捕捞,最大限度地减少碳排放并消除毒素。
鲑鱼在水产养殖添加剂市场中占25.54%以上的份额。同样,北美在水产养殖添加剂市场上占据主导地位,占据最大市场份额,超过 1/3。北美饲料和水产养殖公司在研发(R&D)项目上保持大量投资,为该行业创造适合当地市场需求的新技术和添加剂。
动力学
水产养殖添加剂配方和输送系统的技术进步
全球水产养殖添加剂市场的水产养殖添加剂配方和输送技术的技术发展正在推动显着的成长和创新。为了最大限度地提高水产养殖添加剂的有效性、安全性和永续性,人们进行了多种开发,例如新的成分组合、更好的输送系统和改进的生产技术。
正如政府组织和产业研究的最新数据所示,水产养殖添加剂市场正在经历技术的革命性影响。这种影响正在推动市场扩张并推动行业竞争。随着产业利害关係人持续投资于研发、协作和知识交流,技术创新的步伐预计将加快,从而释放新的成长机会并应对水产养殖生产中出现的新挑战。
2023 年 1 月,Nutreco 和 BiomEdit 宣布建立合作伙伴关係,开发名为 Biome-actives 的新型饲料添加剂,利用微生物组技术来解决养鱼业的健康和永续发展挑战。该合作伙伴关係是业界第一个专注于这些添加剂的发现、开发和商业化的合作伙伴关係。这些添加剂将利用 BiomEdit 的微生物组科学和生物资讯学平台进行开发。
对海鲜产品的需求不断增加和全球人口不断增长。
根据 Wiley 研究论文,除人口成长最快的非洲地区外,各大洲的人均消费都将增加(OECD/FAO,2022)。到 2030 年,水产养殖产量预计将大大超过捕捞渔业(约 600 万吨)。就总产量而言,水产养殖将在2023年超过捕捞渔业,到2030年,水产养殖将占所有水生动物产量(即不包括水生植物)的52%。
对海鲜产品的需求不断增长和全球人口不断增长是推动全球水产养殖添加剂市场成长的重要驱动力。随着世界人口持续增长,特别是在收入水平不断提高和饮食偏好不断变化的地区,对海鲜的需求大幅增长。
这一趋势是由多种因素推动的,包括海鲜的营养价值、向更健康饮食的转变,以及人们对肉类等其他蛋白质来源对环境影响的日益认识。根据联合国粮食及农业组织(FAO)的最新资料,多年来全球海鲜消费量一直在稳步增长,其中水产养殖为满足这一需求做出了巨大贡献。
2023年,全球水产养殖产量达到历史新高,超过9,600万吨,占人类消费海鲜供应总量的一半以上。由于水产养殖产品与野生捕捞海鲜相比具有稳定的品质、可用性和可持续性,人们对水产养殖产品的偏好日益增长,预计这种上升趋势将持续下去。
严格的监管要求和认证流程导致製造商的合规成本增加。
水产养殖添加剂市场受到严格法规和认证程序的严峻挑战,提高了生产商的合规成本。为了回应对消费者健康、环境保护和食品安全的担忧,世界各地的监管机构制定了严格的标准,以确保水产养殖添加剂的安全性、有效性和环境永续性。
儘管这些法律的目标是保护环境和公众健康,但它们也可能使水产养殖领域的供应商和製造商更难进入新市场、促进创新并维持较高的营运成本。此外,不同司法管辖区监管标准的复杂性和可变性进一步加剧了在多个市场运营的水产养殖添加剂製造商的合规挑战。
Overview
Global Aquaculture Additives Market reached US$ 10.89 billion in 2023 and is expected to reach US$ 16.10 billion by 2031, growing with a CAGR of 4.94% during the forecast period 2024-2031.
The market for aquaculture additives comprises a wide variety of substances and compounds that are utilized to improve the well-being, development, and yield of farmed shrimp, fish, and other aquatic animals. Through their ability to optimize feed formulations, improve water quality, enhance disease resistance, and advance overall animal welfare, these additives are essential to modern aquaculture operations.
The aquaculture additives market has experienced notable expansion and innovation in tandem with the global aquaculture industry's ongoing expansion to cater to the increasing demand for seafood. In September 2023, based in the UK, BioKind is revolutionizing aquaculture feed additive production with sustainable proteins created through natural fermentation of agricultural waste. This eco-friendly process reduces over-fishing, minimizes carbon emissions, and eliminates toxins.
The salmon segment in aquaculture additives market accounts over 25.54% share. Similarly, North America dominates the aquaculture additives market, capturing the largest market share of over 1/3rd. North American feed and aquaculture companies maintain significant investments in research and development (R&D) projects to create novel technologies and additives for the industry that are suited to the demands of local markets.
Dynamics
Technological Advancements in Aquaculture Additive Formulations and Delivery Systems
Significant growth and innovation are being driven by technological developments in aquaculture additive formulations and delivery technologies in the global aquaculture additives market. To maximize the effectiveness, safety, and sustainability of aquaculture additives, a variety of developments have been made, such as new ingredient compositions, better delivery systems, and improved production techniques.
The aquaculture additives market is experiencing a revolutionary impact from technology, as seen by recent figures from government organizations and industry studies. This impact is propelling market expansion and driving industry competition. As industry stakeholders continue to invest in research and development, collaboration, and knowledge exchange, the pace of technological innovation is expected to accelerate, unlocking new opportunities for growth and addressing emerging challenges in aquaculture production.
In January 2023, Nutreco and BiomEdit announced a partnership to develop new feed additives called Biome-actives that use microbiome technology to address fish farming health and sustainability challenges. The partnership is the first in the industry to focus on discovery, development, and commercialization of these additives. The additives will be developed using BiomEdit's microbiome science and bioinformatics platform.
Increasing Demand for Seafood Products and Growing Global Population.
According to Wiley research paper, per capita consumption will increase in all continents except Africa, the region with the fastest growing population (OECD/FAO, 2022). By 2030, aquaculture is projected to produce substantially more than capture fisheries (by around 6 million tonnes). In terms of total production, aquaculture will surpass capture fisheries in 2023 and by 2030 aquaculture will represent 52% of all aquatic animal production (i.e., excluding aquatic plants).
The increasing demand for seafood products and the growing global population are significant drivers propelling the growth of the global aquaculture additives market. As the world's population continues to expand, particularly in regions with rising income levels and changing dietary preferences, the demand for seafood has experienced a substantial surge.
The trend is driven by various factors, including the nutritional benefits of seafood, the shift towards healthier diets, and the increasing awareness of the environmental impact of other protein sources such as meat. According to recent data from the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), global seafood consumption has been steadily increasing over the years, with aquaculture contributing significantly to meeting this demand.
In 2023, global aquaculture production reached a record high of over 96 million metric tons, accounting for more than half of the total seafood supply for human consumption. This upward trend is expected to continue, driven by the growing preference for aquaculture products due to their consistent quality, availability, and sustainability compared to wild-caught seafood.
Stringent Regulatory Requirements and Certification Processes, Leading to Increased Compliance Costs for Manufacturers.
The market for aquaculture additives is severely challenged by strict regulations and certification procedures, which raises the price of compliance for producers. In response to concerns about consumer health, environmental protection, and food safety, regulatory organizations from all over the world impose stringent standards to guarantee the safety, effectiveness, and environmental sustainability of aquaculture additives.
Although the goals of these laws are to protect the environment and public health, they can also make it more difficult for suppliers and manufacturers in the aquaculture sector to enter new markets, promote innovation, and keep costs of operations high. Moreover, the complexity and variability of regulatory standards across different jurisdictions further compound compliance challenges for aquaculture additives manufacturers operating in multiple markets.
The global aquaculture additives market is segmented based on additive type, species, functionality, distribution channel, form and region.
The Surging Demand for Salmon Species
The salmon species, which is widely used in aquaculture production worldwide, has a major impact on the need for aquaculture additives in the global market. The loss of wild fish stocks and rising consumer demand for premium seafood have led to an exponential increase in salmon aquaculture in recent decades. Because of this, there is a growing need for aquaculture additives that are specifically designed to meet the nutritional and health needs of salmon species, which has changed the dynamics of the worldwide aquaculture additives market.
According to FAO, salmon aquaculture production has grown rapidly in the past 10-15 years, with more than 2.8 million tons of farmed salmon produced in 2022. In 2023, 96 million metric tons of fish were bred, raised, and farmed, while 90.6 million were captured. Around 70% of salmon worldwide is farmed, with the majority of that being Atlantic salmon. Farmed salmon makes up over 90% of the farmed salmon market and more than 50% of the total global salmon market. The major markets for farmed Atlantic salmon are Japan, the European Union, and North America.
Moreover, the market for aquaculture additives specifically for salmon is distinguished by continuous research and development endeavors aimed at creating inventive remedies to tackle novel obstacles and market requirements. To lessen reliance on feed materials derived from the sea and to support the sustainability of salmon aquaculture, for example, research is being done on substitute ingredients, such as insect meal, proteins produced from algae, and single-cell proteins.
Increasing Trend of Seafood among North Americans
North America's booming aquaculture industry, rising consumer demand for fish products, and legislative actions supporting sustainable aquaculture methods are some of the factors driving the market for aquaculture additives in the region. North America's aquaculture additives market has grown significantly in recent years, which is not surprising given the region's growing aquaculture industry and rising demand for fish products.
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G) reported that 230.2 million salmon were harvested in 2023, a 43% increase from 2022. In 2020, the combined production of farmed seafood in the United States, Canada, and Mexico exceeded 3.5 million metric tons. Notable contributors to this total were freshwater species including salmon, trout, catfish, and tilapia, as well as marine species like shrimp and shellfish.
In North America, feed additives for aquaculture, such as vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and enzymes, are frequently utilized to improve feed formulations, maximize nutrient use, and support animal health and growth. The consumption of aquafeed additives in North America exceeded 300,000 metric tons in 2020. Surveys and consumer studies indicate a growing preference for sustainably sourced and responsibly farmed seafood products in North America.
The aquaculture additives market has been impacted by the COVID-19 epidemic in a number of ways. Aquaculture additive production and distribution were first impacted by shortages of raw materials and delayed shipments caused by disruptions in global supply chains and logistics networks. Movement limitations and lockdown procedures made it more difficult for aquaculture farms and processing facilities to function, which reduced the need for chemicals.
The need for aquaculture additives, particularly those targeted at improving growth, disease control, and feed efficiency, has been fueled by this shift in consumer preferences. Furthermore, the aquaculture sector has responded to the pandemic's concerns by deploying digital technologies, remote monitoring technologies, and biosecurity measures to ensure the continuity of operations and mitigate the risk of disease outbreaks.
Significant uncertainty and disruptions have been brought about by the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, especially in the aquaculture additives industry. Geopolitical tensions have increased as a result of the conflict, causing swings in currency values, disruptions in commerce, and volatility in commodity prices.
The conflict has affected agricultural production and exports in Ukraine, a significant producer of feed components and additives, which has affected the cost and availability of essential raw materials for aquaculture additives. Furthermore, the crisis has prompted aquaculture firms to investigate alternate sourcing techniques and diversify their supply chains because to worries regarding geopolitical risks and supply chain security.
Increased geopolitical tensions may also result in changes to regulatory frameworks and trade patterns, which could have an effect on market access and investment choices in the aquaculture additives industry. In general, the conflict between Russia and Ukraine has introduced uncertainties and challenges for the aquaculture additives market, necessitating proactive risk management and contingency planning by industry stakeholders.
The major global players in the market include Archer Daniels Midland Company, Alltech, BASF SE, Skretting, Cargill, Incorporated, Koninklijke DSM N.V., Nutreco N.V., Novus International, Inc., Evonik Industries AG and Kemin Industries, Inc.
The global aquaculture additives market report would provide approximately 78 tables, 88 figures, and 229 Pages.
Target Audience 2024
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