Caviar Market Professional Survey and In-depth Analysis Research Report Foresight to 2022

Market Overview:

Caviar is mainly obtained from Sturgeon fish caught in the Caspian Sea and it is considered expensive, but after the collapse and vanishing of the Soviet Empire, the stocks came dangerously close to extinction due to uncontrolled fishing of local fishermen just to survive. Now the prices of caviar are even higher and likely to continue increasing in the upcoming years. Russian Beluga caviar is hailed as the most prized caviar compared to other caviar types available in the market. Large caviar farms around the world are found in Italy, Israel, France, the US, and Uruguay.

Vegan caviar is the vegetarian and vegan-friendly alternative which is made from a unique formula of seaweed which is available in huge quantity in oceans. Vegan caviar is becoming popular in health conscious consumers as it is low in calories and cholesterol but it is high in calcium. The production of vegan caviar does not prove to be detrimental for fish stocks and it is also not dependent on the fishing industry. These factors are playing the key role to boost the vegan caviar market.

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Latest Industry Updates:

Dec 2017: The demand of vegan caviar made from seaweed is increased in North America region especially in developed countries like U.S. and Canada.  

Nov 2017: Polijana is Croatia’s largest freshwater fish company is going to increase its production capacity.  Polijana is famous for production of beluga caviar.

Nov 2017: The Department of Environment sent out an advisory Tuesday alerting people that they cannot import caviar to Cayman without arranging for the appropriate CITES permit. All importers or traders in products affected by the CITES regulations must be registered with the Department of Commerce and Investment when renewing their Trade and Business License.

Nov 2017: Iran caviar exports decrease, output expected to rise. More than 557 kilograms of caviar worth over $1.37 million were exported from Iran during the seven months to Oct. 22, registering a 9% and 6.6% decline in weight and value respectively compared with the similar period of last year, figures released by the Islamic Republic of Iran Customs Administration showed. The declining sturgeon population and the ban on their fishing have also caused a downtrend in Iran’s caviar exports.

Competitive Analysis:

Majority of the players in the caviar market are concentrated in the Europe region in terms of supply, however caviar is in more demand in the Asia and North America region. To get edge over the competitors, the companies are focusing onto increasing the production capacity of high quality caviar. Introduction of vegan caviar by few companies will change the market dynamics in the upcoming years.

The key players profiled in the caviar market are as The Caviar Co. (U.S.), DELICATESSEN SNAILEX s.r.o. (Czech Republic), AMANGUL TULBERGEN (Istanbul), Sepehr Dad Caviar Gmbh (Germany), CAVIAR BLANC (Portugal), LABEYRIE (France), and VODNY MIR (Ukraine) among many others.

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The Global Caviar market is segmented under the following regions mentioned below:
North America
• US
• Canada
• Europe
Europe
• Germany
• France
• Italy
• Spain
• UK
• Rest of Europe
Asia-Pacific
• China
• India
• Australia
• Singapore
• Rest of Asia Pacific
Rest of the world
• Brazil
• Argentina
• Saudi Arabia
• South Africa
• Others

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