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Market Analysis - (2020) Volume 4, Issue 1

Market Analysis of Aquaculture Asia Pacific 2020

Rosa Elena

Senior research associate and professor, E-mail: samvaknin@gmail.com

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Aquaculture market size was valued at $169 billion in 2015 and is anticipated to grow at a CAGR of 5.3% to reach $242 billion by 2022. Aquaculture has established itself as the most effective solution in bridging the gap between consumer demand and supply shortage of natural marine protein. Aquaculture practice is an effective solution to reduce sea food trade deficit and also assists in regulating a balanced and efficient aquatic ecosystem. This has led to governments across the world to focus on increased promotional and investment in aquaculture, especially in North America and Europe. Rising migration in North American countries has emerged as a major factor leading to the rise in the demand for fin fishes, thereby directly affecting the overall demand for the aquaculture market in this region.

The Aquaculture Asia Pacific 2020 World Conference will consist of organizing committee network of renowned scientific and professional expert such as Rosa Elena Santander Bermeo, senior research associate and professor, Ecuador.

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Why is it Japan?

Japan has changed their business fish from the sea to inland fish farming as new technologies and legal notations as most appealing kind of aquaculture.

Many business groups soon expect to begin business shipments of inland farmed fish, inclusive of salmon and a fashionable buying and selling organisation is following match. Fisheries around the arena are beneath stress because of weather exchange and over fishing. With developing focus ofthe need to shield ma rineecosystems,the enterprise is transferring it s awareness to aquaculture. By 2014, many fishes have been raised on farms than catching in seas. The marketplace for farmed fish has reached maximum level.

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Global Fisheries & Aquaculture Societies:

• Asian Fisheries Society

• China Society of Fisheries, China

• Korean Society of Fisheries and Sciences (KOSFAS), Korea

• Aquaculture Association of Canada, Canada

• Aquaculture Association of S. Africa, South Africa

• European Aquaculture Society, Europe

• Brazilian Aquaculture Society (AQUABIO), Brazil

• Indonesian Aquaculture Society, Indonesia

• Society of Aquaculture Professionals, India

• Malaysian Fisheries Society, Malaysia

• Egyptian Aquaculture Society, Egypt

Fisheries & Aquaculture Societies in USA:

• American Fisheries Society

• South-eastern Fisheries Association

• U. S. Aquaculture Society

• National Aquaculture Association

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Catherine Celia

Program Manager | Aquaculture Asia Pacific 2020
Email id: aquaculture@asiameets.com
Phone No.: 32466903064

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