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Fish Farming to Witness Notable Growth Post Pandemic with New Approaches and Initiatives

Fish farming has made a lot of progress in the last few years. It has already been honored as one of the lucrative businesses all across the world. The nutrition-conscious world is highly in demand for fishes as it is a great source of food as well as protein. Along with this, the growing population is further leading to a growing appetite for fish all over the world. Undeniably the world has entered a different and quite restrictive phase after the outburst of the pandemic. And meeting the growing demand for fish in such circumstances has created massive challenges for the suppliers.

The feeling of déjà vu is real, as most of the countries have certainly become the victim of the second wave of covid-19. The phase of lockdown has tightened up the situations for the industry in a different and challenging manner. Where on one hand the vaccination campaigns are providing hope, on the other hand, the devastating situation due to the second wave is wreaking havoc in several regions. 

In the past 12 months however, industries have learned the act of tackling these challenges. And in such a manner, the fish farming industry is no exception. With a focus on sustainability, the fish farming industry has implemented several new technologies to augment efficiency as well as productivity.

Other than this, people all across the world are highly concentrating on food consumption patterns. The awareness regarding the benefits of a protein-rich diet has boosted the adoption of seafood globally. Owing to all these, the fish farming industry has adopted numerous trends and undergone several alterations. 

Digital Transformation and E-Commerce Platforms to Help Aqua Farmers

Technology and digitization have immensely supported the industry in the times of covid-19. With advanced solutions and functions such as monitoring of the aqua environment to collect data regarding the wellbeing of fishes. Along with this, the integration of automatic feeding systems, underwater lighting, and other data analysis tools further assists the industry.

Other than this, in various regions, the government bodies are also initiating to provide a helping hand. For instance, the Indian government has recently introduced an e-commerce platform, e-SANTA for marine products. The platform directly connects farmers and exporters and enables the farmers to get a better price along with offering better quality products to the exporters.

Supply Chain and Distribution Channels during the Second Phase

The first phase of covid-19 has immensely affected the supply chain and production facility. However, the impacts on the global economy have led the government to design policies to assist the growth of industries along with managing economic stability.

The relaxations on certain regulations in various regions have helped the industries to continue their processes. Also, the industry is coming up with numerous measures to tackle the situation. As the supply of essential goods has been approved everywhere, the industry is quite successful in fulfilling the demand for fish among the people. In addition, the ban on exports and imports has augmented the opportunities for local fish farmers. At the same time, fish farming is coming to the focus as a chance for commercial business.

Future Holds Countless Opportunities

Undeniably Covid-19 has massively impacted the world. And several industries are yet to be recovered. However, the fish farming industry has already started to recover at a significant pace. According to a report published by Allied Market Research, the global fish farming market is anticipated to hit $378 billion by 2027. The expansion of the food and beverages industry is leading to augment fish production. Also, the growing populations and high demand for fish further boost the growth of the market. On the other hand, the changing lifestyle and increasing adoption of protein-rich diet owing to growing health awareness is another major factor that contributes to the growth. Moreover, the industry is shifting towards further technological advancements. At the same time, the sector of the retail market is expanding thereby proliferating the growth of fish farming industry. 

Simultaneously, there are other food trends such as the adoption of veganism that are highly gaining popularity. Also, the regulations based on animal cruelty, in turn, act as constraint for the industry players. Nevertheless, government organizations are introducing several favorable regulations to promote the growth of the industry. Moreover, fish is the major source of protein and various other crucial nutrients. And people are highly investing in nutritious and protein-rich food, owing to which the requirement for fishes can be foreseen to be never-ending. Likewise, inland fishing operations are evolving along with the utilization of sustainable technology to expand fish farming. All these aspects are majorly adding up to the growth thereby unfolding an array of prospects for the fish farming industry in the near future.

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Akshita Pacholi

Akshita Pacholi has accomplished a Masters degree in English Literature and is presently working as a content writer with Allied Market Research. She loves reading, writing short stories, poems, and blogs. She is a selective sports admirer and is curious to learn new things.

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