Fish & Seafood Market Research Reports & Industry Analysis
Overall, there is greater consumer awareness that most forms of fish and seafood are healthy alternatives to meat, and are loaded with “good” fats, particularly omega-3 fatty acids. This has raised the profile of salmon, sardines, mackerel, anchovies, tuna, and even tilapia and catfish.
MarketResearch.com’s collection of reports on the fish and seafood industry are filled with insights pertaining to consumer purchase patterns of these products. In addition, our reports highlight relevant retail and foodservice trends. Our reports also help companies navigate the sensitive waters surroundings consumer concern about spoilage and contamination, in addition to providing details on issues pertaining to sustainability practices that involve the shift from wild harvest to aquaculture.
Fish & Seafood Industry Research & Market Reports
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Processed Meat, Seafood and Alternatives To Meat in Vietnam
... and foodservice, although growth rates are expected to see a slight slowdown compared with 2023. This deceleration reflects evolving consumer spending habits, as in 2024 many Vietnamese people have been prioritising value-driven purchasing amidst lingering ... Read More
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Staple Foods in South Africa
... the previous year due to factors such as lower food inflation and decreased interest rates. The outcome of the South African national election also boosted the positive outlook, which saw the formation of the Government ... Read More
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Processed Meat, Seafood and Alternatives To Meat in South Africa
... holding the highest volume share overall. In particular, products such as shelf stable pilchards are gaining popularity. These products are generally perceived as affordable and suitable for the preparation of a wide range of dishes. ... Read More
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Processed Meat, Seafood and Alternatives To Meat in Greece
... salmonella concerns towards the end of the review period. Under the auspices of EFET (the Hellenic Food Authority), several brands’ products were retracted after checks for salmonella. Both smaller and larger, more well-known brands were ... Read More
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Processed Meat, Seafood and Alternatives To Meat in Nigeria
... eroded consumer purchasing power. These products are often perceived as luxury items in Nigeria, meaning consumers have adjusted their purchasing habits to prioritise essential goods. The sharp depreciation of the naira has led to steep ... Read More
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Processed Meat, Seafood and Alternatives To Meat in Serbia
... prices. This product category is typically purchased for the convenience of fast meal preparation. However, consumers who are focused on economising have increasingly opted to buy fresh meat and cook at home, which has contributed ... Read More
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Processed Meat, Seafood and Alternatives To Meat in Uzbekistan
... expected to be more moderate, as high inflation still persists. That being said, volume growth is positive, partly supported by continuing population. Processed meat continues to account for most values sales, and in particular chilled ... Read More
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Staple Foods in Nigeria
... the industry, driving unit prices upwards and weakening consumer purchasing power. In response to these dynamics, industry players have adopted various strategies to mitigate the impact of these challenges. For instance, manufacturers have increasingly turned ... Read More
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Processed Meat, Seafood and Alternatives To Meat in Latvia
... summer season boosted sales, as consumers increasingly opt for ready-to-cook barbecue products rather than preparing meals from scratch. This preference aligns with the broader trend of prioritising convenience, which has been a consistent driver in ... Read More
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Processed Meat, Seafood and Alternatives To Meat in Tunisia
... tinned tune, continues to account for most value sales, and is considered an affordable source of protein and is heavily promoted in modern grocery retailers . Euromonitor International's Processed Meat, Seafood and Alternatives to Meat ... Read More
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Staple Foods in Latvia
... However, ongoing economic uncertainty has hindered a more rapid recovery in sales. Many staple categories, particularly carbohydrate-based products, face strong competition from other food sources, which has kept sales growth relatively slow. The competition among ... Read More
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Processed Meat, Seafood and Alternatives To Meat in Uruguay
... the steep devaluation of the Argentinian peso at the end of 2023, which resulted in significant price increases in Argentina and consequently made cross-border shopping less lucrative for Uruguayan consumers. As a result, local consumers ... Read More
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Fish and Seafood in Australia
... rise, by 6%, following the 7% increase the previous year. Given that local consumers have a clear preference for meat as a protein source, there has been a decline in total volume sales of fish ... Read More
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Staple Foods in Pakistan
... IMF agreement and the general elections, the CPI is expected to decrease to approximately 23% in 2024. This slight improvement, while not ideal, offers some relief for Pakistan’s developing economy. In July 2024, Pakistan's government ... Read More
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Staple Foods in Morocco
... Ukraine have continued to exert upward pressure on global energy and raw material prices, including staple food categories. Inflation reached a significant 6.2% in 2023, exacerbating the cost-of-living crisis for many households and dampening consumption ... Read More
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Staple Foods in the Netherlands
... private label products emerging as a critical beneficiary of this shift. Consumers have increasingly viewed private label options not as inferior but as viable alternatives, offering comparable quality at more affordable prices. As a result, ... Read More
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Staple Foods in Kuwait
... also highly popular. Health and wellness continues to exert a growing influence on purchasing decisions, with consumers moving towards healthier variants offering nutritional benefits across categories. Demand for staple foods has also been boosted by ... Read More
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Staple Foods in Uruguay
... still significant price increases hikes for rice, due to continuing increases in international prices. Euromonitor International's Staple Foods in Uruguay report offers in-depth knowledge of the market at a national level, providing local insight and ... Read More
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Fresh Food in Australia
... their spending on fruits, vegetables and meat to help manage their budgets while paying bills and other essentials. While inflation in 2024 is easing compared to the previous year, and the average unit price of ... Read More
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Processed Meat, Seafood and Alternatives To Meat in Pakistan
... ingredients in 2024. Brands such as K&N’s, Big Bird, and Sabroso have responded by prominently highlighting their commitment to using natural ingredients on their packaging, enhancing consumer trust. Euromonitor International's Processed Meat, Seafood and Alternatives ... Read More
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Staple Foods in Lithuania
... foods. After the challenges posed by significant price inflation in 2022 and 2023, 2024 brings relief, as inflationary pressures ease, fostering optimism among both consumers and leading players. While health concerns, particularly regarding the intake ... Read More
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Staple Foods in Kazakhstan
... modern, healthier alternatives. As consumers become more health-conscious, there is a growing interest in staples with a healthier positioning, such as organic, high fibre and low sugar products. However, this trend is occurring alongside persistent ... Read More
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Staple Foods in Uzbekistan
... is partly due to continuing population growth. However, the economy is also growing and this is boosting consumer confidence. That being said, two key staples in Uzbekistan, bread and rice, see significant prices hikes in ... Read More
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Staple Foods in Greece
... options, which exerted upward pressure on unit prices and boosted retail value sales. Despite residual economic concerns, on-trade volume sales continued to record positive, if significantly slower, growth in 2024. In the post-Coronavirus (COVID-19) period, ... Read More
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Staple Foods in Jordan
... Jordan declining. The fall in tourist numbers has had a direct negative impact on sales through foodservice. Moreover, calls to boycott international brands have affected sales, particularly breakfast cereals, though the impact here was partly ... Read More
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