The forecasted trend for American Plaice and long Rough Dab production in capture fisheries for human consumption in France indicates a steady decline from 2024 to 2028, beginning at 9.83 thousand euros and diminishing to 4.77 thousand euros. Analyzing the year-on-year changes, the production value consistently shows a reduction with notable negative growth percentages over the years.
Over the last five years leading up to 2028, this decline highlights a compounded average negative growth. The production volume in 2023 serves as a key reference point, from which the forecasted decreases are calculated, although specific 2023 values were not provided here.
Future trends to observe include market responses to declining availability, such as potential price adjustments, shifts in consumer preferences, technological innovations in aquaculture, or regulatory changes affecting capture fisheries. These factors could influence the economic landscape of fisheries and demand for alternative products. Stakeholders should monitor environmental impacts and sustainability measures, as they are likely to shape the long-term viability of these fisheries.
