Feed Concentrates Market, with a 5.55% CAGR, is projected to increase from USD 32.058 billion in 2025 to USD 44.325 billion in 2031.
A combination of animal feed ingredients known as concentrated feed is meant to be combined with other feed ingredients to make a complete diet. The nutrient content of the concentrated feed is higher than the nutritional requirements of livestock. Concentrated feeds can be divided into two categories based on the proportions of the nutritional components they contain: protein and carbohydrates. Cereals such as oats, barley, and corn, which are high in starch and sugar, mill byproducts including bran, grain cuttings, and flour dust, and dried byproducts of sugar-beet and starch manufacture, are all examples of carbohydrate feeds. Leguminous crops such as peas, beans, soy, and lentils, oilcake and oilseed meal, meat, meat-and-bone, and blood meals are also examples of feeds high in protein. Concentrate feeds are available at different stages of production for a number of animal species, including ruminants, poultry, and pigs.
The market for feed concentrates is anticipated to develop as a result of rising meat demand and products from various types of animals.
For effective post-processing of pig products, farmers rely on pig protein concentrate. The production of pigs for breeding and farming has increased recently as a result of the rising demand for pork, which is one of the most popular types of meat consumed. Improved livestock efficiency indicates that changes in livestock numbers and population structure are necessary to maintain specific output levels. Due to the feed concentrate ensuring longer productive lives, improved reproduction and survival rates, and shorter nurturing times, fewer breeding animals and replacements are required and the demand for cattle feed concentrates has risen. Due to increased output of and demand for poultry meat, and because it contains a variety of vitamins and minerals, poultry concentrate is in great demand in the feed industry as a way to boost the production of nutritious and sanitary meat. In addition to being nutritious, poultry concentrate is also more affordable than other feed items, which boosts the demand for feed concentrates for broilers.
The market for feed concentrates is anticipated to increase significantly with a significant portion of the market concentrated in the Asia Pacific region.
Asia-Pacific is one of the most significant regional producers of feed concentrates. The market is expected to be driven by an expanding population in the region and a significant rise in consumer spending power. Additionally, the feed concentrate industry in this region has grown because of technological innovation and utilisation. In nations like China, South Korea, Vietnam, and Thailand, as well as others, there has been a growth in both the consumption and the production of meat. The significant impact of the agricultural sector throughout the projected period in Asia-Pacific is also anticipated to result in an increase in the demand for feed concentrates. Increased disposable income, a rise in the demand for pork, beef, and poultry meat, as well as manufacturers' successful marketing tactics, are the main drivers of the demand for feed concentrates in Asia.
By type of animal, the swine market is anticipated to account for a sizeable portion of feed concentrates sales.
Pigs are raised for a variety of industrial purposes in addition to being raised for meat. For instance, due to their high protein content, collagen derived from pigs is used in face masks and gelatin. The market for pig feed concentrates has recently been driven by more application-focused pig products in industries. Pigs that are fed a good diet of feed concentrate not only have higher fertility, greater muscular growth, and are kept hydrated, but also diseases such as intestinal torsion and erysipelas are avoided. A balanced diet can be ensured for the pigs' growth and development by feeding swine feed concentrates along with regular grains and vegetables. The breeding of pigs has increased due to the rising demand for pork, which is projected to propel the global feed concentrates market for swine.
Market Segmentation:
By Type
Cereal grains & By-Products
High-protein oil
Sugar beets and sugarcane
Others
By Animal
Cattle
Swine
Poultry
Others
By Geography
North America
USA
Canada
Mexico
South America
Brazil
Argentina
Others
Europe
Germany
France
United Kingdom
Spain
Others
Middle East and Africa
Saudi Arabia
UAE
Others
Asia Pacific
China
India
Japan
South Korea
Indonesia
Thailand
Others