L_vannamei_production
LAST 5 years L. vannamei production (Values in Metric Tons)

Analysis:  Over the past five years, L. vannamei production has shown a strong upward trend, growing from 711,674 metric tons in 2019-20 to a peak of 1,097,481 metric tons in 2022-23—an overall increase of ~51%. The highest annual growth was recorded in 2021-22 (+19.69%), likely fueled by advancements in farming methods and increased demand in the post-COVID recovery phase. However, in 2023-24, production slightly declined (-1.87%) to 1,076,970 metric tons, possibly due to market saturation, competition from other countries, or economic factors. Despite this minor drop, the long-term trend remains positive, suggesting that the industry continues to expand while undergoing market adjustments

Last 5 years P. monodon production (Values in Metric Tons)

Analysis:  Over the past five years, P. monodon production has experienced significant fluctuations, initially declining by 22.04% in 2020-21, likely due to pandemic-related disruptions. However, from 2021-22 onward, production rebounded strongly, with consecutive growth rates of 46.72%, 55.68%, and 36.06%, reaching 85,752 metric tons in 2023-24. This marks an overall 142% increase from 2019-20, suggesting rising market demand, improved farming practices, and a growing preference for Black Tiger shrimp, possibly due to higher market value and consumer interest in premium shrimp varieties.

Last 5 years Scampi production (Values in Metric Tons)

Analysis:  Scampi production initially declined by 12.96% in 2020-21, likely due to pandemic-related disruptions. However, it saw a remarkable 156.74% surge in 2021-22, suggesting improved farming techniques, and rising demand. Following this sharp rebound, growth stabilized at 7.24% in 2022-23 and 8.35% in 2023-24, indicating a steady and sustainable expansion. Overall, production has increased nearly 160% from 2019-20 to 2023-24, highlighting a strong recovery and consistent market demand for Scampi in recent years..

Export_oriented_fishes
Last 5 years production of Export oriented fishes (Values in Metric Tons)

Analysis: Over the past five years, Mud Crab and Pangasius have shown strong growth, with Mud Crab production tripling and Pangasius experiencing a sharp rise before stabilizing at 152,599 MT in 2023-24. Seabass saw a major surge in 2022-23 but slightly declined in 2023-24, indicating market adjustments. Tilapia production peaked in 2022-23 but dropped significantly in 2023-24, suggesting possible farming or demand challenges. Meanwhile, Cobia and Pompano exhibited minimal and inconsistent production, reflecting their niche status. Overall, while some species like Mud Crab, Seabass, and Pangasius demonstrate strong potential, others face volatility and uncertain growth patterns.

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