Summary

The North American Swine Feed Market is projected to register a CAGR of 2.9% during the forecast period. Rising awareness regarding the nutrition of pork among consumers is expected to be the prime driver for the growth of the market during the forecast period. Increasing industrial livestock production and technological innovations in the meat processing industry are creating demand for high-quality meat, thereby driving the swine feed market.

Key Market Trends

Growing Demand for Pork Meat

Pork is the most popular and widely consumed meat source worldwide, majorly in North American countries. Pork is cheaper than other meat sources, which is a major factor for its high consumption. In addition, its palatability, fat content, and texture fascinates the consumer. The large middle-class population, growing disposable income, and changing consumer preferences are levitating the pork demand. Pork production and consumption are very high in developed countries, such as the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Pork is highly nutritious meat as it contains high protein, and less fat and cholesterol, as compared to beef and other meat sources. It provides a protein-rich meat source for consumers at a low cost, which makes it an affordable animal meat protein source for consumers in the region. Thereby, boosting the demand for swine feed in the region.

United States Dominates the Swine Feed Market

United States in one of the largest consumers of pork among Canada and Mexico which requires greater demand for swine feed. The United States, the third-largest pork producer, has been witnessing a rising demand for high-quality pork, in response to the increasing influence of Asian cuisine and dishes, such as char siu, bulgogi, and banh mi, as well as the rising demand for bacon and pork sausage in the country. This, in turn, may give a boost to the demand for swine feed in order to meet its domestic consumption.​ Recently, a study was conducted at the North Carolina State University to determine the impact of supplemental black soldier fly larvae oil at various levels on the growth performance in nursery pigs. The study concluded that black soldier fly larvae oil is a promising energy feed ingredient for nursery pigs while improving their performance. In spite of its results showing promising performance on nursery pigs, currently, it is under scrutiny for usage in swine, by the FDA.​ According to the Enzyme Technical Association, in Mexico, the feed enzymes are no longer regulated. Nonetheless, there are some exemptions, stating if a product claims to have pharmacological, or preventative (disease) ingredients for pigs.

Competitive Landscape

The North America swine feed is highly concentrated with a few large players acquiring a major part of the market share. In March 2018, Osborne Industries launched a line of big feeders, stainless steel rectangular hog feeders, and ad-lib sow feeders to promote optimum feed efficiency, growth, and reduce overall waste. Acquisition, product launch, partnerships, and expansion are the major strategies employed by these companies. Some of the major players in the market include Cargill, Incorporated, Land O’ Lakes Inc., ADM Animal Nutrition, Lallemand Inc., and Kent Nutrition Group.

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