The forecast for gutted fresh Atlantic mackerel production in France's capture fisheries for human consumption indicates a slight decline over the next five years. From a production value of 2.05 metric tons in 2024, the forecast shows a stable trend until 2027 at 2.04 metric tons, followed by a minor decrease to 2.03 metric tons in 2028. The data suggests a negligible yearly variance, with a cumulative average growth rate (CAGR) indicating essentially flat growth compared to any base year data from 2023 which wasn’t provided. This represents a stable but slightly declining trend in production volume.
Future trends to watch for include potential impacts of environmental legislation, fluctuations in fish populations, and changes in consumer demand for Atlantic mackerel, which may influence these forecasts. Monitoring these factors can provide greater insights into the stability of this sector and guide adaptive strategies for fisheries management.
