Feed & Additive Magazine Issue 54 July 2025

NEWS FEED & ADDITIVE MAGAZINE July 2025 13 The first fishing season in Peru’s north-central region began on April 22nd, 2025, a week later than in 2024, the Marine Ingredients Organization – IFFO explained. To date, around 70% of the 3-million-mt anchovy quota has been fulfilled. These materials are key to fishmeal and fish oil production, as Peru contributes 20% on average to global production. “IFFO’s 2025 estimates for fishmeal and fish oil are at 5.6 million tons of fishmeal and 1.2-1.3 million tons of fish oil,” Dr. Enrico Bachis, IFFO’s Market Research Director, has commented. In April 2025, according to IFFO’s market intelligence reports* the total cumulative fishmeal production increased by approximately 3% compared to the same period in 2024. This increase was driven by growth in all areas except for the North European countries, the only area to report a negative performance compared to January–April 2024. As for fish oil, total cumulative output for the year through April 2025 was 14% up year on year. Similarly to fishmeal, almost all the countries reported a positive trend in cumulative fish oil production compared to January-April 2024, with the exception of the European countries. China’s domestic production of marine ingredients in the first five months of 2025 was estimated to be lower than during the same period a year ago. The fishing bans are now in place with most local fishmeal plants now idle. The main raw material for producing fishmeal and fish oil for the time being will come from frozen fish, imported sardines and by-products from processing facilities. Read more>> Global fishmeal production rises despite regional declines Photo: IFFO Gut health is more than a gut instinct. Improving bird productivity through clean feed. Get the study today. www.anitox.com/broiler-performance

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