Poultry Feed is the food given to domestic poultry animals to enhance
their health and quickly promote their growth to yield more profit. The
Europe Poultry Feed Market is likely to grow at a CAGR of 5.5% during
the forecast period, i.e., 2021-26. The rapidly increasing population in
Europe and their mounting demand for poultry food are the prime aspects
augmenting the market growth in the region.
According to
Eurostat, the EU produced 13.3 million tons of poultry meat in 2019, a
0.8% increase from the level captured in 2010. Hence, it propels poultry
meat production in the region, which, in turn, would fuel the demand
for poultry feed in the coming years.
The leading players in the Europe Poultry Feed Market
include Archer Daniel Midland Co., AG Chemi Group, Cargill Inc.,
Alltech, Evonik Industries AG, Trouw Nutrition, Novozyme + DSM
Nutritional Products, Du Pont, BASF, Others (Nusana).
Based on
the Animal, the market divides into Chicken, Turkey, and Others,
including Ducks & Goose. The Chicken segment further bifurcates into
Layers, Broilers, and Grandparents. Of these three, Broiler captured
the largest share of the Europe Poultry Feed Market in the previous few
years as they exhibit a higher feed conversion ratio, thereby requiring
more protein & energy than others.
Further, the Europe Poultry Feed Market is likely to witness its fastest growth in Poland during the forecast period, primarily due to export. The burgeoning demand for meat & eggs in the country shall also accelerate the overall market growth.
Additionally, Farm owners no longer endorse traditional diets given to the poultry animals earlier. Instead, they prefer quality feed. This very shift in preferences has spurred the demand for poultry feed to improve the overall health of birds.
The Poultry Feed Market is unorganized due to the presence of several small and mid-sized farms. However, poultry farming is transforming, and with this, establishing the organized sector shall bring significant changes and enhance the overall market growth in the years to come.
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