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Global canned fish market trends and supply risks

Overview

The global canned fish market is undergoing a period of significant growth and shifting consumer perceptions. In regions like Colombia, tuna remains a household staple, while in Spain, canned preserves such as sardines and mussels are being elevated to gourmet status, described by influencers as ‘gastronomic jewels’. This culinary revival is supported by nutritional awareness regarding the health benefits of omega-3 fatty acids and vitamins.

Despite this rising demand, the industry faces substantial supply risks. Projections suggest the market could reach nearly $18 billion by the early 2030s, but species like sardines are under pressure. Morocco, a leading supplier, has seen a nearly 46% decline in fish landings between 2022 and 2024. This shortage is driven by climate change, which is altering fish populations, and geopolitical instability in the Strait of Hormuz, which has increased fuel costs for fishing operations.

Entities

Grupo Nutresa · University of British Columbia · Carlos Álvaro · El Catalatas · American Heart Association

Timeline

13 days ago

[BUSINESS] 2 sources
Global canned fish market faces supply risks amid climate and geopolitical shifts
The global canned fish market is growing due to nutritional demand, but sardine supplies are shrinking as climate change and geopolitical tensions in Iran drive up fishing costs and alter fish migrations.
14 days ago

[CULTURE] 4 sources
Canned fish market shifts from pantry staple to gourmet trend
Canned fish is evolving from a basic pantry staple into a gourmet trend, driven by consumer demand for practical, high-umami proteins in markets like Colombia and Spain.

Sources

cope.es · deia.eus · fortune.com · northernforum.net · que.es · revistalabarra.com · telva.com