Between 2024 and 2028, Limanda production in France's capture fisheries is forecasted to decline significantly. Starting at 127.85 metric tons in 2024, the production shows a sharp drop to 89.52 metric tons by 2026 and further down to 51.94 metric tons in 2028. This represents a noticeable year-on-year decrease, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) over the period indicating a rapid contraction in output.

Trends to watch for include potential impacts on the local seafood market due to reduced availability, and ecological or regulatory changes affecting fishing practices. Sustainability initiatives may also play a role in future projections.