The production of whole fresh Longnose Spurdog in Italy's capture fisheries is experiencing a downward trend. Starting from an actual production level of €14.5 thousand in 2023, forecasted values show a steady decline: €12.04 thousand in 2024, followed by further decreases each year reaching €6.8 thousand by 2028. This represents a year-on-year decrease, with significant percentage drops each year.

Key trends and considerations for the future:

Reduction in production suggests potential overfishing concerns or changes in demand and regulation.
Climate change impacts on marine life could further influence catch volumes.
Possible market shifts towards sustainable fishing practices or alternative seafood options.