evolution eumofa evolution
play

Evolution EUMOFA evolution 2 EUMOFA website and Available in 24 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Evolution EUMOFA evolution 2 EUMOFA website and Available in 24 languages services Video tutorials More data and longer timeseries Regular reports and studies. Subscribe ! 3 on www.eumofa.eu EUMOFA improvements and new services +


  1. Evolution EUMOFA evolution 2

  2. EUMOFA website and Available in 24 languages services Video tutorials More data and longer timeseries Regular reports and studies. Subscribe ! 3

  3. on www.eumofa.eu EUMOFA improvements and new services + FIRST SALES data Weekly prices but also now volumes and values of fish products at place first sales New countries to join. + HOUSEHOLDS CONSUMPTION Volumes and values of fish consumed by households for the top fresh species consumed in Denmark, France, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, the UK. + IMPORT / EXPORT data Monthly volumes and values of fish products traded by Chile, China, Côte d'Ivoire, Ecuador, Ghana, Japan, Mauritius, Morocco, Peru, Senegal, Switzerland, Thailand and the US. + SUPPLY BALANCE BY MAIN SPECIES Yearly per capita consumption of main commercial species in the EU, detailed by production method. + BULK DOWNLOAD Huge extractions of all EUMOFA datasets in all EU official languages. 4

  4. Available in: English French German Italian Spanish

  5. The EU in the world World production in 2014 (1.000 tonnes) 2012 2013 2014 Country Fishery Aquaculture Total %Total Fishery Aquaculture Total %Total Fishery Aquaculture Total % Total China 16.425 53.943 70.368 38,7% 16.558 57.113 73.671 38,7% 17.352 58.797 76.149 39,0% Indonesia 5.728 9.600 15.328 8,4% 6.056 13.301 19.358 10,2% 6.508 14.375 20.884 10,7% India 4.872 4.214 9.086 5,0% 4.645 4.555 9.200 4,8% 4.719 4.884 9.603 4,9% Viet Nam 2.705 3.103 5.809 3,2% 2.804 3.220 6.024 3,2% 2.919 3.411 6.331 3,2% EU 28 4.104 1.236 5.340 2,9% 4.395 1.185 5.580 2,9% 4.868 1.282 6.149 3,2% USA 5.101 420 5.521 3,0% 5.153 421 5.575 2,9% 4.984 426 5.410 2,8% Myanmar 3.579 888 4.468 2,5% 3.787 931 4.718 2,5% 4.083 964 5.048 2,6% Japan 3.750 1.074 4.824 2,7% 3.741 1.027 4.768 2,5% 3.753 1.020 4.773 2,4% Philippines 2.327 2.542 4.869 2,7% 2.335 2.373 4.709 2,5% 2.354 2.338 4.692 2,4% Russia 4.338 146 4.485 2,5% 4.354 156 4.509 2,4% 4.233 164 4.396 2,3% Chile 3.009 1.076 4.084 2,2% 2.289 1.046 3.335 1,8% 2.593 1.227 3.820 2,0% Norway 2.291 1.321 3.612 2,0% 2.233 1.248 3.481 1,8% 2.456 1.332 3.788 1,9% Peru 4.853 72 4.925 2,7% 5.876 126 6.002 3,2% 3.599 115 3.714 1,9% Bangladesh 1.536 1.726 3.262 1,8% 1.550 1.860 3.410 1,8% 1.591 1.957 3.548 1,8% Korea; Republic of 1.677 1.509 3.186 1,8% 1.602 1.533 3.135 1,6% 1.737 1.567 3.305 1,7% Thailand 1.720 1.272 2.992 1,6% 1.825 998 2.822 1,5% 1.770 935 2.704 1,4% Malaysia 1.481 635 2.116 1,2% 1.493 531 2.023 1,1% 1.468 521 1.989 1,0% Other 22.289 5.265 27.554 15,2% 22.546 5.498 28.044 14,9% 22.964 5.819 28.783 14,8% Total 91.785 90.043 181.827 100% 93.243 97.122 190.365 100% 93.952 101.136 195.088 100,0% 6

  6. The EU in the world Main trade flows of FAPs in the world (2015) 7

  7. . . EU market supply Supply balance in 2014 (live weight equivalent) Import 8,82 mln tonnes Export 2,03 mln tonnes Production Supply (Food use only) 14,97 mln tonnes 6,15 mln Apparent consumption 12,94 mln tonnes Data provided in live weight equivalent deriving from the EUMOFA’s Supply balance sheet 8

  8. Self sufficiency EU market trends and self-sufficiency rates 14,00 60,0% 12,00 50,0% 10,00 Apparent consumption Self-sufficiency rate 40,0% 8,00 30,0% 6,00 20,0% 4,00 10,0% 2,00 0,00 0,0% 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Apparent consumption (million tonnes) Self-sufficiency rate 9

  9. Trade EU trade flow 25,0 20,0 (billion euro) 15,0 value 10,0 5,0 0,0 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Extra-EU export Extra-EU import Intra-EU exchanges 10

  10. EU landings Values of landed products in the main EU countries in 2014 and % variation 2014/2013 11

  11. Aquaculture production Values of farmed products in the main EU producer countries in 2014 and %variation 2014/2013 12

  12. Consumption Per-capita consumption of fish and seafood per Member State (2014 and % variation 2014/2013) Portugal 55,3 -2% Spain 46,2 +5% Lithuania 44,7 +4% France 34,4 = Sweden 33,2 +4% Luxembourg 33,1 +3% Malta 32,0 +3% Italy 28,9 +4% Latvia 25,5 -5% EU 28 average EU 28 average 25,5 +4% Cyprus 25,0 +3% Belgium 24,9 +5% UK 24,9 +1% Finland 23,9 -7% Ireland 23,0 +6% Netherlands 22,6 -3% Denmark 22,1 -7% Croatia 18,4 -7% Estonia 18,1 +3% Greece 17,3 +2% Austria 13,4 -2% Germany 13,3 +1% Poland 13,0 -11% Slovenia 10,8 +5% Slovakia 7,8 -3% Czech Republic 7,5 -6% Romania 6,3 +14% Bulgaria 6,0 +10% Hungary 4,6 +3% 0,0 10,0 20,0 30,0 40,0 50,0 60,0 Kg /capita /year 13

  13. Consumption Apparent consumption of most important species (kg/capita) (2014) tuna; 2,58 cod; 2,4 other ; 8,3 salmon; 2,09 Alaska pollock; 1,58 clam; 0,33 mussels; trout; 0,42 1,27 surimi; 0,56 freshwater catfish; 0,6 hake; 1 sardine; 0,65 herring; 1,2 tropical shrimp; 0,69 mackerel; 1,12 squid; 0,74 14

  14. Consumption Consumer prices (2010=100) 115 112 109 106 103 100 97 94 91 88 85 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Food Meat Fish and seafood 15

  15. Final remarks HIGHLIGHTS  EU consumers spent 54 billion euro for buying fisheries and aquaculture products in 2015, the highest amount ever recorded.  In 2014, per capita fish consumption per year increased to 25,5 kg, as EU consumers ate one kg of fish more than in 2013 .  Retail prices for fish and seafood products have been rising from 2010 to 2015.  The seafood supply in the EU grew by almost 650.000 tonnes between 2013 and 2014. The main driver was internal production, which rose by 570.000 tonnes, mostly originating from fishing activities.  The EU self-sufficiency for seafood has risen between 2013 and 2014. 16

  16. 17

Download Presentation
Download Policy: The content available on the website is offered to you 'AS IS' for your personal information and use only. It cannot be commercialized, licensed, or distributed on other websites without prior consent from the author. To download a presentation, simply click this link. If you encounter any difficulties during the download process, it's possible that the publisher has removed the file from their server.

Recommend


More recommend