As of 2023, the total European common squid production in capture fisheries in France stood at an estimated level yet unpublished, but the forecasts from 2024 onward show a consistent upward trend. The forecasted data suggests gradual yearly increases in production, with a growth from 29.1 metric tons in 2024 to 32.4 metric tons in 2028. This reflects an average annual increase of about 2.75% over the five-year period, showcasing a positive outlook in volume with continuous development in capture fisheries.

Future trends to watch for include:

Possible impacts of climate change on squid populations and their distribution.
Technological advancements in fishing techniques that could enhance capture efficiency.
Policy changes and regulations within the EU that could influence fishing quotas and practices.