Aquafeed refers to specially formulated feed used in aquaculture to nourish aquatic organisms such as fish, shrimp, and other marine and freshwater species. It is designed to meet the nutritional needs of different species at various life stages, promoting optimal growth, health, and reproduction. Aquafeed typically includes ingredients like fishmeal, fish oil, plant proteins, vitamins, minerals, and additives to enhance digestibility and immunity. With the rapid growth of aquaculture as a sustainable source of seafood, aquafeed plays a critical role in ensuring productivity and quality. Advances in feed formulation are also focusing on sustainability, reducing reliance on wild fish-based ingredients.

According to SPER market research, ‘North America Aquafeed Market Size- By Species, By Ingredient, By Lifecycle- Regional Outlook, Competitive Strategies and Segment Forecast to 2033’ state that the North America Aquafeed Market is predicted to reach XX billion by 2033 with a CAGR of 7.13%.

Drivers:

The aquafeed industry in North America is being pushed by rising fish consumption and the region's ongoing aquaculture development. This growth has been spurred by rising urbanisation, higher income levels, and a growing demand for nutritious, protein-rich seafood. Awareness of sustainable aquaculture methods influences feed formulation and supply. Furthermore, government assistance and investment in fisheries modernisation and clean technologies have bolstered the industry. However, the market confronts several problems, including restricted availability of marine feed resources, fluctuating raw material prices, and changing environmental restrictions. These variables influence the potential and limits in the North American aquafeed market.

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Restraints:

Several significant restrictions are limiting the growth of the North American aquafeed market. Raw material price volatility, notably for fishmeal, fish oil, and plant-based ingredients, has an impact on both production costs and profit margins. High feed prices limit adoption among small-scale farmers, many of whom still use traditional feeding methods. Limited knowledge of contemporary feed formulations and aquaculture nutrition lowers productivity and efficiency. Furthermore, severe environmental regulations governing water pollution, antibiotic usage, and sustainability increase compliance burdens. Shifting consumer tastes, like as the rise in plant-based diets, may also have an influence on seafood demand, thus limiting the aquafeed sector's growth potential.

Latest News:

Recent peer-reviewed studies examining disease transmission and sea lice in British Columbia have found no evidence that salmon farms negatively impact wild salmon populations. Notably, Chinook salmon cohabitating with infected, farmed Atlantic salmon experienced no illness or mortality, even under exposure conditions that caused high mortality in the farmed fish. These findings add to a growing body of rigorous scientific evidence suggesting that, under studied conditions, salmon aquaculture in BC may not harm wild salmon.

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North America Aquafeed Market Share

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