Key Market Indicators
Paraguay ranked number 79 in 2021, Tajikistan overtook with 2.68 Thousand Metric Tons. China, India and the United States respectively came in numbers 2, 3 and 4 in this ranking. By 2026, Paraguayan fish production is expected to reach 15,430 metric tons, a 3.3% annual growth from 2021's record of 12,530 metric tons. Since 1992, Paraguayan fish supply has grown 8.1% per year on average. In 2021, the South American country ranked 71st in the world for production, with Sweden taking the lead at 12,530 metric tons. Indonesia, India and Vietnam followed in second, third and fourth place, respectively. Meanwhile, Paraguayan fish consumption is set to drop to 2.4 thousand metric tons by 2026, representing a yearly decline of 2.1% from 2021's figure of 2.68 thousand metric tons. Since 2017, Paraguayan demand has gone down 3.7% annually. The country ranked 79th in 2021, with Tajikistan at the top with 2.68 thousand metric tons. China, India and the United States took the next three spots.
