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The global animal feed market is forecast to nearly double from USD 605.3 billion in 2025 to USD 1,224.6 billion by 2035, growing at a CAGR of 7.3%. The surge is propelled by rising global demand for animal-based protein, growth in livestock farming, and adoption of modern feed technologies. Government-backed food security initiatives and the rapid expansion of feed operations in developing economies are also crucial drivers.
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Market Trends Highlighted
- Shift Toward Plant-Based Feed: By 2035, plant-based feed is expected to dominate with a 68.2% market share, driven by cost-efficiency, sustainability, and consumer preferences for antibiotic-free protein.
- Modernization of Feed Supply Chains: Manufacturers are automating mills, using AI-driven formulations, and incorporating traceability systems to ensure efficiency, safety, and compliance.
- Sustainable and Functional Additives: Demand for clean-label animal products is increasing the use of enzymes, organic acids, and phytogenics to replace antibiotics and boost gut health.
- Rising Feed Demand in Aquaculture: The growing aquaculture industry is requiring nutrient-dense feeds tailored for fish and shrimp, especially in Asia Pacific.
- Government Policy Support: Subsidies, food safety mandates, and innovation grants are accelerating feed innovation globally—from India’s Gokul Mission to Japan’s Feed Innovation Program.
Key Takeaways of the Report
- Market Size & Growth: The global animal feed market is projected to expand from USD 605.3 billion in 2025 to USD 1,224.6 billion by 2035, registering a CAGR of 7.3%.
- Segment Leadership: Plant-based feed will be the dominant segment, accounting for over two-thirds of the market by 2035.
- Top Growth Region: Asia Pacific is the leading region, with India expected to register the highest CAGR of 8.5%.
- Sector Integration: Feed accounts for 40–45% of the livestock sector’s value, underlining its importance in protein supply chains.
- Innovation in Feed Additives: Increased focus on methane-reducing ingredients, enzyme complexes, and high-performance blends is reshaping product offerings.
Regional Market Outlook
- Asia Pacific:
Home to integrated poultry and aquaculture operations, Asia Pacific is leading in volume and innovation. India and China are at the forefront, driven by urbanisation and rising protein demand. - Latin America & North America:
Latin America focuses on self-sufficiency, while North America is leveraging technology and precision nutrition to optimise feed efficiency.
Country-Wise Growth Highlights
- India (8.5% CAGR):
Fastest-growing market. Expansion driven by dairy and poultry integration, government productivity schemes, and increased private investments in feed infrastructure. - China (7.9% CAGR):
Rebounding swine industry, automation in mega-mills, and policy-driven support for amino acid production are key drivers. - Japan (7.3% CAGR):
Small livestock base but strong demand for premium, traceable, antibiotic-free feed formulations. Focus on smart nutrition systems. - Germany (6.7% CAGR):
Demand driven by animal welfare mandates and regional sourcing. Emphasis on low-emission additives and quality assurance. - USA (6.2% CAGR):
Steady growth powered by poultry and beef sectors, precision feeding systems, and policy shifts toward non-antibiotic solutions.
Competition Outlook
The animal feed market is highly competitive, with global players focusing on innovation, sustainability, and regional expansion to maintain market share.
Leading Players
- DSM N.V
- BASF SE
- Fuji Chemical Industries Co
- Divi’s Laboratories
- Piveg, Inc
- FenchemBiotek Ltd.
- Alga technologies
- Cyanotech Corporation
- Zhejiang NHU Co., Ltd.
