European Fresh Sharks, Rays, Chimaeras Production in Capture Fisheries for Human Consumption Share by Country (Metric Tons)

The analysis of European fresh sharks, rays, and chimaeras production in capture fisheries for human consumption shows France leading with 44.92 metric tons in 2023, despite a slight decline of 1.06%. The United Kingdom (14.72) and Spain (14.18) follow, with Spain experiencing a notable drop of 10.67%. Belgium showed moderate growth (3.67%), while Italy and Portugal experienced declines. Substantial growth was observed in Iceland (8.09%) and Croatia (7.03%). Noteworthy is Germany's dramatic increase of 161.23%, albeit from a low baseline. The overall variation shows mixed trends with some countries expanding and others contracting.

Future trends to watch include the impacts of environmental policies, sustainability measures, and market demand on production volumes. Additionally, countries like Germany and Iceland, showing strong growth, may continue to play a larger role, assuming they sustain their upward trend or potentially even capitalize on technological advancements to increase efficiency. Monitoring the cultural and regulatory shifts that influence consumer preferences and fishing practices will be crucial for predicting the industry's direction in the coming years.

Top countries in Fresh Sharks, Rays, Chimaeras Production in Capture Fisheries for Human Consumption Share by Country (Metric Tons)

# 10 Countries Percent Last Year YoY 5-years CAGR
1 1 France 44.92 2023 +0.88% -1.06% View data
2 2 United Kingdom 14.72 2023 -1.1% +0.14% View data
3 3 Spain 14.18 2023 -13.85% -10.67% View data
4 4 Belgium 6.26 2023 -2.69% +3.67% View data
5 5 Portugal 6.23 2023 -11.79% -3.71% View data
6 6 Italy 4.34 2023 +12.64% -10.67% View data
7 7 Iceland 3.23 2023 -2.69% +8.09% View data
8 8 Netherlands 3.18 2023 -3.6% +6.6% View data
9 9 Greece 1.58 2023 -4.8% -4.32% View data
10 10 Croatia 0.97 2023 +4.54% +7.03% View data

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