Global Fish Farming Production by Country

In 2023, China dominated global fish farming with a production of 77.183 million metric tons, displaying a modest growth of 3.14%. Indonesia and India followed, with India experiencing an 8.49% rise. Norway showed substantial growth among Western countries at 5.54%, while Ecuador and Russia posted impressive increases of 13.69% and 11.3% respectively. Conversely, Myanmar, Brazil, and several European countries faced declines.

Fish farming production across various countries is expected to continue evolving with technology advancements, regulatory shifts, and environmental challenges shaping future trajectories. Emerging markets like Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan could play increasingly pivotal roles due to significant growth rates.

Top countries in Fish Farming Production by Country

# 10 Countries Metric Tons Last Year YoY 5-years CAGR
1 1 China 77,183,000 2023 +2.9% +3.14% View data
2 2 Indonesia 13,892,000 2023 -2.36% -2.51% View data
3 3 India 10,893,000 2023 +7.3% +8.49% View data
4 4 Viet Nam 4,884,200 2023
5 5 Bangladesh 2,755,000 2023 +2.14% +2.75% View data
6 6 South Korea 2,550,300 2023 +2.45% +2.28% View data
7 7 Philippines 2,212,000 2023 -1.35% -0.81% View data
8 8 Norway 1,774,300 2023 +3.46% +5.54% View data
9 9 Egypt 1,668,600 2023 +2.7% +0.92% View data
10 10 Chile 1,592,000 2023 +3.93% +4.34% View data

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