The global fish oil market size was worth around $11.95 billion in 2021 and is expected to grow to $17.64 billion by 2028, growing at 6.7 percent CAGR.
The global fish oil market was valued at nearly USD 11.95 billion in 2021 and is projected to grow to about USD 17.64 billion by 2028, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of approximately 6.7 percent over the forecast period. The report analyzes the fish oil market’s drivers, restraints/challenges, and the effect they have on the demands during the projection period. In addition, the report explores emerging opportunities in the fish oil market.
Like many other industries, the fish oil market was hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. People were taking a variety of supplements to strengthen their immunity, and fish oil omega-3 is recognized to have immunity-boosting properties, so the market did not suffer. It was thought to be helpful in the prevention of COVID-19 as well as for the individual's overall health. Thus, during the Covid-19 pandemic as well as the post-Covid-19 era, the market for fish oil witnessed a healthy growth rate.
Rapidly expanding aquaculture sector to foster the market growth
The expansion of the global fish oil market is directly linked to the growth of the aquaculture sector. Fish are farmed for a variety of commercial reasons through aquaculture. By employing fishmeal derived from food waste and algae, aquaculture has been developing and growing into a resource- and carbon-efficient sector. Organic aquaculture is becoming more popular in several places. Fishing and aquaculture are also important parts of many countries’ economies. The increased demand for fish oil and, more significantly, fish oil omega-3 has prompted the aquaculture industry to get more financial and technological support. In addition to this, the market for fish oil is growing due to ongoing improvements in the aquaculture sector, as well as strong demand for the product.
Fish oil prices vary a lot from one producer to the next, and it can be the lowest or most costly commodity on the market. Packaging for supplements has a dual purpose: it attracts buyers and protects the substance. The omega-3 fatty acids in the fish oil capsules are damaged by light (especially UV light). The goal of these supplements is to give omega-3 fatty acids to the body. If they are damaged, they are of little use to the body and might even be harmful. In addition to this, the product also needs random and independent testing for quality, toxins, and contents. All these factors add up to the cost of fish oil products. Moreover, production through a natural fermentation process does not affect vitamins or fatty acids, implying that all nutrients remain natural and unaltered. Their bioavailability and advantages were improved as a result. Hence the process of packaging, testing, and extraction altogether increases the cost which, in turn, may hinder the market growth.
A surge in demand for Omega 3 Fatty Acids and the growing adoption of anchovy-based fish oils is likely to offer better growth opportunities for the market expansion.
Fish oil contains omega 3 fatty acids, which are critical for lowering the risk of chronic illnesses, heart disease, cognitive decline, and joint degradation in the elderly. The demand for different fish oils has risen as customer knowledge of the advantages of omega 3 fatty acids has increased. Furthermore, clients all over the world are turning to anchovy-based fish oils for their health advantages, which include lowering triglyceride levels, delaying plaque accumulation in arteries, and lowering blood pressure. Key manufacturers throughout the world are also concentrating on creating anchovy-based high-quality fish oils, which is expected to contribute to the global fish oil market's expansion.
Adverse climatic conditions pose a major challenge to market growth
The expansion of the fish oil market is generally constrained by bad environmental circumstances. El Nino is a climatic phenomenon marked by warming ocean water and high air pressures that occurs in the Pacific's central and east-central regions. El Nino produces a significant shift in global temperatures, as well as heavy rainfall and temperature changes, which have a significant impact on agricultural and fisheries in impoverished nations' coastal areas. El Nino also impedes transportation activity in certain coastal locations, resulting in higher transportation costs. As a result, changes in climatic circumstances are expected to stifle the expansion of the fish oil industry.
The global fish oil market is divided based on species, application, and region. Based on the species, the global market is segregated into sardine, salmon, tuna, menhaden, anchovy, cod liver, and other species. The application segment of the market is bifurcated into animal nutrition & pet food, aquaculture, pharmaceuticals, functional food & supplements, and others.
North America to lead the global market over the forecast period.
In 2021, North America had the biggest global fish oil market share, accounting for 28 percent of the total market. The rise in the usage of anchovy-based fish oil in developed countries, as well as an increase in product releases by key players, are driving this segment's expansion. The fish oil market is expanding due to rising demand for menhaden-based fish oils in animal nutrition. Over the future period, Asia Pacific segment is expected to increase at the quickest rate. The rise in knowledge about the health advantages of docosahexaenoic acids (DHA) and the rising investment by major companies in developing high-quality fish oil are driving this segment's growth.
The global fish oil market is dominated by Copeinca AS, Omega Protein Corporation, FMC Corporation, TripleNine Group A/S, Corpesca SA, FF Skagen A/S, Colpex International, Marvesa Holding N.V., Pesquera Diamante S.A., and Pesquera Exalmar.
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The expansion of the fish oil market is directly linked to the growth of the aquaculture sector. Fish are farmed for a variety of commercial reasons through aquaculture. By employing fishmeal derived from food waste and algae, aquaculture has been developing and growing into a resource- and carbon-efficient sector. Organic aquaculture is becoming more popular in several places. Fishing and aquaculture are also important parts of many countries’ economies. The increased demand for fish oil and, more significantly, fish oil omega-3 has prompted the aquaculture industry to get more financial and technological support.
According to the Zion Market Research report, the global fish oil market was worth about 11.95 (USD billion) in 2021 and is predicted to grow to around 17.64 (USD billion) by 2028, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of around 6.7 percent.
In 2021, North America had the biggest market share, accounting for 28 percent of the total market. The rise in the usage of anchovy-based fish oil in developed countries, as well as an increase in product releases by key players, are driving this segment's expansion. The Fish Oil Market is expanding due to rising demand for menhaden-based fish oils in animal nutrition.
The global fish oil market is dominated by Copeinca AS, Omega Protein Corporation, FMC Corporation, TripleNine Group A/S, Corpesca SA, FF Skagen A/S, Colpex International, Marvesa Holding N.V., Pesquera Diamante S.A., and Pesquera Exalmar.
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