Overview of European Aquaculture. Courtney Hough Federation of European Aquaculture Producers
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1 Overview of European Aquaculture Courtney Hough Federation of European Aquaculture Producers
2 Goals of the FEAP!To provide a forum for the National Associations that represent European Fish Farming!To develop common opinions on issues of importance!to communicate those opinions to the relevant authorities!these opinions MUST be representative of the profession to be credible
3 Representation of the FEAP! The Federation is composed of National Aquaculture or Fish Farming Associations! 31 Associations represent 21 European Nations!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
4 Representation!Member of the EU Commission s Advisory Committee on Fisheries and Aquaculture "Active in the ACFA Working Groups on!aquaculture!markets!issues of General Interest!Member of the Confederation of European Agriculture (Observer to the Council of Europe)
5 Representation!Liaison Status with the Food & Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO) "Sub-Committee on Aquaculture of the Committee on Fisheries (COFI) "European Inland Fisheries Advisory Committee (EIFAC) "Aquaculture Committee of the General FIsheries Council of the Mediterranean (GFCM)!Active participant in initiatives of interest to the European fish farming sector
6 Production (tons) 600, , , , , ,000 Production Information & /Kg Total Production Average Value
7 Global Fish Farming Development Production (tons) 25,000,000 Rest of World EU 15 20,000,000 Rest of the World 98% (1999) 15,000,000 10,000,000 5,000,000 0 APR = 10.4% EU-15 2% APR = 7.9%
8 Production of European Fish Farming Production (tons) 1,200,000 1,000, , , , , EU production Ex-EU production
9 EU Fish Farming Development Production and Value Production (tons) 600, , , , , ,000 57,000 tons in ,000 tons in ,000 tons in ,000 tons in 2000 M 2,000 1,750 1,500 1,250 1, ~12% 0 of EU fisheries landings ~23% of value of EU fisheries Total Production Total Value
10 Accession effects on EU Fish Farming 255, , , , , ,669 Grand Total 226, , , , , ,460 Trout Tilapias Sturgeon 8,985 9,980 10,820 10,890 10,338 7,893 Eels 2,250 2,750 2,750 3,000 2,400 2,050 Catfish 18,100 17,700 17,700 17,930 17,987 18,394 Carps GROUP 67,194 70,793 72,664 65,031 56,516 56,632 Difference
11 Accession effects on EU Fish Farming!Major effect will be on freshwater fish farming - increased production of ~25% "Major species carps/inland fisheries "Major market effect limited to inland markets!marine species low production effect "Major market effect should open new markets for affordable products
12 Fisheries and Fish Farming production in the EU Non-food fish catches Food fish Catches + Shellfish Fish Farming 9,000 8,000 7,000 6,000 5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 1,
13 Fisheries and Fish Farming production in the EU Food fish Catches + Shellfish 6,000 5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 1,
14 Fisheries and Fish Farming production in the EU Food fish Catches + Shellfish Fish Farming Imports 14,000 12,000 10,000 8,000 6,000 4,000 2, Imports = 8,100 million in 1999
15 Contribution of EU Fish Farming % Contribution EU Supply % Contribution of Total Supplies 14% 12% 10% 8% 6% 4% 2% 0%
16 Contribution of EU Fish Farming Self-sufficiency Consumption
17 Meat consumption in the European Union Fish 21% Sheep/ Goat 3% Beef 18% Poultry 19% Pigs 39%
18 Governance!Common Fisheries Policy "Governs Fisheries!TACs & Quotas "Governs Aquaculture!Fish Farming & Shellfish "Governs conditions for marketing!>360 pieces of legislation affect European aquaculture!aquaculture sectoral growth affected
19 Sectoral Development!Primary growth in fish farming!strongest development for "Salmon "Trout "Seabass "Seabream! Minor species "Turbot, eel, sturgeon, charr
20 Sectoral Development!Growth seen for high value species (low fisheries supplies )!Market demand existed!growth due to "Improved nutrition of stock "Improved engineering & husbandry "Improved productivity "Improved affordability (prices, productivity)
21 Market Development!The market for fish exists (27kg/p)!Dietary and preference changes "Convenience & price!concentration of sales (Multiples) "Quality "Safety "Traceability!Purchase decision = value for money
22 Criticism!Farmed products are not as good as wild! Mad fish! Packed full of dangerous chemicals! Frankenfish!Visual pollution! Farmed and Dangerous Increasing bollotics
23 Criticism!Legitimate concerns are being addressed "Effects of escapes (Biodiversity) "Food safety issues (Contaminants) "Interactions (Effects of wastes ) "Availability/Replacement of fishmeals and oils!evident requirement for RTD
24 Efficiency: feed utilisation! Wild fish: 5 to 10 kg of wild prey fish to produce 1 kg of live carnivorous fish (cod, hake, plaice, salmon, )! Farmed fish: 2 to 4 kg of wild pelagic fish [under quotas] to produce 1 kg of live farmed carnivorous fish (salmon, trout, bass, bream, turbot )! 100 kg of feed mix (protein, carbohydrate, oil) gives as edible meat quantity (Slinde 97): " 65 kg salmon or " 20 kg chicken or " 13 kg pork
25 Food safety! Dioxins and PCBs "Fish meal, fish oil, fish feeds and fish flesh have limited dioxins levels (Directive 2001/102/EC) "Control plans are enforced by and fish meal / oil suppliers (IFFO), feed manufacturers, professional organisations, Member States "Control campaign by DGAL in France 2001 on trout!58 samples!dioxins: 0.17 pg TEQWHO/g live weight (legal limit 4 pg)!dioxin like PCBs: 0.58 pg TEQWHO/g live weight
26 Food safety! GMO ingredients "General use of GMO free products in the main feed producing countries! Canthaxanthin pigment utilisation "Legal limits exclude any health hazard ( actual: max 80 ppm in fishfeed) "Strong trend toward Astaxanthin and natural pigment use
27 Responsibility & Sustainability! Identifying challenges are not the only concern! Clear, coherent development strategies are needed! Understanding real impacts and identified causes! Improved, appropriate regulatory frameworks are required! Agreement on collective actions and responsible measures is required
28 Effects of Marine Aquaculture on Fisheries in Europe?!Direct effect is minimal on EU fisheries (stocks)!market effects (Price reductions) influenced by "Imports "Supply chain (Processors, retailers) "Consumer demand/preferences "Fish farm & Fisheries production (EU and non EU) "Competitive products
29 Effects of Marine Aquaculture on Fisheries in Europe?!Production of affordable fish is not a crime (Treaty of Rome)!Growth potential of EU Fish farming is limited by several factors (Climate, geography, sites )!Off-shore production provides a solution "Panacea at present
30 Effects of Marine Aquaculture on Fisheries in Europe?!If adequate stocks are available, fishing will always be more economic than farming!economics, market demand and the consumer will decide!working together will provide the best platform for the sustainability of both sectors
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