PUBLISHER: Knowledge Sourcing Intelligence | PRODUCT CODE: 1532908
PUBLISHER: Knowledge Sourcing Intelligence | PRODUCT CODE: 1532908
The global poultry feed premix market is projected to rise at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3.17% to reach a market valuation of US$6.968 billion by 2029, from US$5.961 billion in 2024.
Feed premixes play a crucial role in the nutritional value of feeds. They combine essential minerals, vitamins, and other nutritional additives. No single premixes satisfy the requirements for all animals, but fish feed premix is characterized by the presence of ingredients that satisfy the fish's dietary requirements.
Feed premix protects farm animals against various health problems and boosts their performance. It helps keep the animals healthy and increases their general productivity. It also helps the animals by increasing the rate at which their bodies use what they eat, making them more resistant to disease, and improving the way they reproduce.
Further, the main driver for the global development of the feed premix market is the increasing need for quality livestock products such as eggs, milk, and meat. Safer, healthful, and nutritious alternatives are increasingly becoming sought after by consumers globally as they put pressure on animal farmers to improve the standard of their produce.
Furthermore, these feed premixes help greatly in ensuring that the animals receive all the required nutrients for good growth, development, and overall health, which is also beneficial. By incorporating such products into their feed formulations, producers can produce foodstuffs with higher nutritional content than what is currently available from animals that barely meet protein standards. Furthermore, it is believed that the eleventh edition of Alltech's annual feed production survey data resulted in the production of 1.266 billion metric tons of international feed in 2022.
The increasing need for high-quality animal products, such as meat, milk, and eggs, has contributed significantly to boosting the international and local feed premix markets. The pressure farmers face globally to better their products and offer safer, healthy, nutritious ones has been another spearing factor. For instance, projections indicate that by 2032, global meat production will have increased by 41 Mt cwe to an estimated 382 Mt cwe. Most of this growth is expected to occur in Asia, where a 20-mt increase in poultry production will be the driving force.
Additionally, the population of broilers, modern condition of bird genetics, wide variety of domestic forages available, and a unique consumer taste quality were created over time. This makes it possible for American chicken, even at present, to remain the market leader not only within America but worldwide in the meat commodity trade. The total sales value of all broiler chicken meat market segments is estimated at 76.9 billion US dollars, reflecting 67% growth over the past year's fiscal period. Poultry prices rose from 113.3 pounds in 2020 to 115.20 pounds in 2021.
Additionally, various countries have begun to help their agriculturalists by issuing grants and subsidies, as well as offering technical support, hence boosting their sales of chicken and beef for many years. This is because they are striving to meet international markets in terms of both quality assurance & quantity production, which, together with improving their performance through excellent infrastructure. These policies would help most of them become competitive internationally and, therefore, never rely on foreign aid even if there is an increased need for raw materials. In India, the government gives out loans, subsidies, and grants through PEDS towards acquiring livestock and paying for capital improvement-related activities in the poultry business, among other things.
Accordingly, the relevant government agencies from various countries are working together to develop the chicken sector, which is supporting the market's expansion even more. For example, USAID launched the USAID Partnership for Poultry project in Butwal, Lumbini Province, Nepal, in March 2023. The occasion, which brought together stakeholders from agriculture and beyond and emphasized teamwork as essential to the prosperity of Nepal's poultry industry, is said to have been a major feed premix market growth strategy. The USAID-funded project being launched by Shreenagar Agritech Centre-based company in Nepal, which will last for three years and cost 2 million dollars, is intended to be implemented to increase the incomes of 7000 smallholder farmers and enterprises. Thereby enhancing prospects for private sector-led, pro-poor economic development. This intervention is anticipated to quicken their market expansion in the future.
GLOBAL POULTRY FEED PREMIX MARKET GEOGRAPHICAL OUTLOOK