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Emerging Protein Sources for Fish Feed

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  • 15 Pages
  • November 2018
  • Region: Global
  • Frost & Sullivan
  • ID: 4721998

This edition of Future Tech TOE covers emerging alternative protein sources for fish feed. The challenge facing the aquaculture industry is to identify economically viable and environmentally friendly alternatives to fish meal and fish oil on which many present aquafeeds are largely based.

With wild capture fisheries at their limit of exploitation under the current management regime, there is an increasing need to augment their use with alternative, non-marine ingredients. This Future Tech TOE captures innovations addressing the alternative fish protein needs, its impact on aquaculture efficiency and technology readiness level, market drivers and challenges, and also presents a patent analysis of the space.

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Table of Contents

1.0 Emerging Alternative Protein Sources for Fish Feed – Technology Background, Current Challenges, Drivers, and Restraints
1.1 Sustainability Focused Innovations are Necessary for Aquaculture to Meet Future Demands
1.2 Growing Shortage of Conventional Aquaculture Feed Creates the Need to Search for Alternatives
1.3 The Cultivation of Insects and Microbes to Produce Alternative Protein Sources is on the Rise
1.4 Increased Focus on the Utilization of Zooplanktons to Produce Feed is Witnessed
1.5 Alternative Protein Producers Are Racing to Reach Commercial Scale in Order to be Cost-competitive
1.6 Drivers and Restraints Impacting Sustainable Alternatives for Aquaculture Feed
2.0 Innovation Landscape
2.1 Single Cell Protein Aquaculture Feed Made from Natural Gas
2.2 Sustainable Aquaculture Feed Made Industrial Carbon Dioxide
2.3 Conversion of Zooplanktons into Sustainable Fish Feed
2.4 Insect-based Protein Made from Organic Waste Sources
2.5 Sustainable Aquaculture Feed Made from Black Soldier Fly Larvae
3.0 Key Stakeholders
3.1 Single Cell Protein and Insect-based Feed Alternatives have Significant Market Share
4.0 Key Patents and Contacts
4.1 Recent Patents Related to Fish Feed Made from Insects
4.2 Recent Patents Related to Fish Feed Made from Zooplanktons
4.3 Recent Patents Related to Fish Feed Made from Algae
4.4 Industry Contacts