The production of fresh European eel in France is on a gradual upward trajectory since 2024, starting at 317.4 metric tons. Each subsequent year shows a modest increase, with 2025 at 319.4 metric tons, 2026 at 321.1 metric tons, 2027 at 322.4 metric tons, and 2028 reaching 323.4 metric tons. The growth rate, though small, shows consistent year-on-year increases, marking about a 0.6% annual rise. This forecast points to a compounded average growth rate (CAGR) of approximately 0.4% over the five-year period post-2023.
Future trends to watch include potential environmental impacts and regulatory changes affecting capture fisheries. Additionally, market demand and consumer attitudes towards sustainable fishing practices could influence production levels. Monitoring these factors could offer significant insights into production variations beyond 2028.
