Fishing and Aquaculture Nets Market Key Highlights:
Market Size (2023): USD 1,975 Million
Projected Market Size (2034): USD 2,853 Million
CAGR (2023-2034): 3.4%
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Revenue by Manufacturer
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Price by Manufacturer
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Fishing and Aquaculture Nets Market Definition
Fishing and aquaculture nets are large nets used to capture large numbers of fish, typically entire schools, from all sides. The bottom of the net usually comes with a pulling line that closes the net around the fish and aquatic creatures like a drawstring. These nets are primarily used for fishing and pisciculture and are made from fibers woven in a grid-like pattern. Modern fishing nets are made of artificial polyamides such as nylon. However, organic polyamides such as wool or silk thread were standard until a few decades ago and are still used.
Structure
The fishing and aquaculture nets market is segmented into fishing and aquaculture nets by type. By application, the market is segmented into individual applications and commercial applications. Large players in the market include NICHIMO, WireCo WorldGroup(Euronete), Vónin, Nitto Seimo, AKVA Group, King Chou Marine Tech, Scale AQ(Aqualine), Anhui Jinhou, Qingdao Qihang, Hunan Xinhai, Senco Fishing Net and Chaohu Shenlong Fishing Gear.
Additional Information
A rise in consumption of fish and fish-based products is driving growth in the fishing and aquaculture nets market. Most of the world’s growth in aquaculture production has come from East Asia and the Pacific, especially China. The environmental impact of fishing nets, especially those made from non-biodegradable materials, and concerns around overfishing restrict growth in the space. Technological innovations have led to the development of intelligent and illuminated nets that use sensors, cameras, and machine learning to identify fish, which are huge opportunities for growth in space.
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