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Limited marine raw materials, high fishmeal and fish oil prices, logistical problems, and climate change are increasing costs for fish farming and processing. The Polish Fish Processors Association warned that these pressures could lead to further fish price increases, particularly for salmon, as aquaculture demand grows while wild catches remain relatively stable.
NOAA experts see a high probability of exceptionally strong El Niño conditions from October 2026 to March 2027.
Stronger El Niño conditions can constrain marine ingredients used in aquafeed, while growing aquaculture demand intensifies competition for limited supplies. That is bullish for fishmeal and could raise aquaculture production costs, supporting higher farmed-fish prices.
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