Fishmeal and Fish oil

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04/10/2026

El Niño conditions off the Peruvian coast have cut global supplies of both fishmeal and fish oil. Unlike the 2023 to 2024 event, the 2026 El Niño has followed only three years after its predecessor, arriving at a time of low reserves for both commodities. At the same time, reduced quotas for small pelagics among secondary producers are compounding the shortfall.

25/05/2026

Global supplies of fishmeal and fish oil are tighter in the first half of 2026 than at any point since the El Niño disruption of 2023.

16/03/2026

Lower supplies of fishmeal and fish oil are expected for the first half of 2026 as the reduced quota allocated to Peru’s NorthCentre region will constrain available supplies, especially for fish oil.

Key news
23/07/2026

Global fishmeal and fish oil markets tightened sharply in the first half of 2026, as lower quotas in Peru and Chile, reduced North Atlantic supply and rising El Niño risk lifted prices.

23/10/2025

Higher catches in Peru continued to feed global supplies of fishmeal and fish oil in the first quarter of 2025. Peruvian exports of fishmeal rose to 421 000 tonnes, a 67 percent increase compared to the same period last year. Fish oil exports also increased to 66 700 tonnes, up from 7 800 tonn...

24/03/2025

In 2023, global fishmeal production fell by 23 percent, while fish oil output declined by 21 percent, largely due to poor catches of Peruvian anchoveta, the primary global source of both commodities. Poor fishing conditions persisted into early 2024, but as El Niño conditions weakened, the sit...