A bullish global salmon production growth through 2033

Published 2024년 11월 5일

Tridge summary

Data firm Kontali forecasts a surge in salmon production, with a 27% increase by 2030 and up to 40% by 2033. This growth is attributed to advancements in fish health, strategic investments, and a shift towards land-based production. However, the industry faces significant hurdles due to regulatory and environmental constraints, including climate change. The majority of this growth is expected to occur in Europe, with smaller increases in the Americas, Australia, and New Zealand. Asia's growth may be slower due to the lack of large-scale production despite ongoing land-based and offshore projects.
Disclaimer:The above summary was generated by Tridge's proprietary AI model for informational purposes.

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A new long-term analysis by data firm Kontali is projecting the salmon industry is poised to have a “turnaround” and see big increases in production over the next several years. The new long-term analysis by the company projects salmon production will increase by 27 percent by 2030 and as much as 40 percent by 2033. The company said enhancements in fish health, strategic investments, and an increase in land-based production will all contribute to the improvement. "The projected 27 percent growth in global salmon production by 2030 marks a pivotal moment for the industry,” Kontali Senior Financial Analyst Filip Szczesny said. “Investments in fish health and land-based production are key drivers, but overcoming regulatory and environmental challenges will be crucial to realizing this potential." The new long-term forecast said regulatory limits, along with environmental regulations, are the biggest challenges to growth in the salmon industry. The forecast mirrored comments made by ...

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