The production of Whole Fresh Thinlip Grey Mullet in France's capture fisheries is forecasted to decline slightly from 2024 to 2028. With a starting value of 101.56 metric tons in 2024, production is expected to decrease steadily over the years to approximately 93.45 metric tons by 2028. Year-on-year, this represents an average annual decrease of around 2% from 2024 to 2028, indicating a consistent downward trend in production.

Future trends to watch for:

Environmental factors affecting capture fisheries, such as climate change and overfishing, could further impact production.
Market demand shifts towards sustainable seafood options might influence the capture and consumption patterns of thinlip grey mullet.
Technological advancements in fishing methods could potentially alter production capacities and efficiency.
Regulatory changes regarding fishery management and quotas could significantly affect production levels.