奧特奇2016飼料調查 2016 Alltech Global Feed Survey

奧特奇2016飼料調查：趨勢表明過去五年間全球飼料產量增加14%

The data shows a 14% growth of feed tonnage over the past 5 years. China, the US are the two biggest feed markets, both showing a strong trend of consolidation. Globally, poultry feed has the largest market share of 46% feed production, aqua feed has been growing, up to 19% in past 5 years. More infomation coming soon this week! (Please Scroll down to see English version)

【萊克星頓，肯塔基】——隨著全球人均可支配收入的增加，過去五年間消費者對於蛋白質的需求日益增長，飼料產業也力求提供更優質的動物營養。1月25日奧特奇發布的2016年全球飼料調查預測全球2015年飼料產量為995.5百萬噸，同比2014年增加1.5%。自2011年奧特奇首次發佈全球飼料調查起的五年間，全球飼料產量已增加了14%。

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不僅是飼料產業資訊，更是經濟風向球

五年來的數據顯示主要的飼料產量增長來自於豬、家禽以及水產等畜種，集中在非洲、中東、拉美和歐洲等集約化養殖快速發展的地區。

“飼料產業的發展狀況是經濟健康的信號燈，根據我們五年來的資料對經濟增長作出的預測向來比其他數據更為精準，”康艾登（Aidan Connolly），奧特奇飼料調查發起人，首席創新官表示。

奧特奇全球飼料調查涵蓋了超過130個國家的完全飼料生產資料。這些資料來源於奧特奇與各地飼料協會合作調查，以及奧特奇業務人員每年對超過32,000家飼料廠的拜訪調查。

2016年最新發布的調查資料顯示家禽飼料佔有最大的比例並且比其它畜種增長得更加快速。全球飼料的46%是專門為肉雞、蛋雞、火雞、鴨及其他禽類生產的。此外，今年的飼料調查亦表明玉米和豆粕是全球共同的飼料標準成份。

中國仍是飼料第一大國，生產集約化凸顯

前十大飼料生產國與去年相同：¹中國，²美國，³巴西，⁴墨西哥，⁵印度，⁶西班牙，⁷俄羅斯，    ⁸德國，⁹日本和¹⁰法國。以大洲計算，歐洲的飼料產量增幅最大，比2014年增長了1300萬噸，主要來自於俄羅斯、土耳其、白俄羅斯和波蘭。

儘管中國飼料產量同比2014年下降2%，仍是此次奧特奇飼料調查中最大的飼料產地——全國8550家飼料廠生產1億7993萬噸飼料。值得注意的是，近三年來中國的飼料廠數量不斷減少，飼料的生產越來越集中。

美國和巴西分別為全球第二和第三大的飼料市場，其飼料廠的數量也有所減少。美國6012家飼料廠生產了1億7273萬噸飼料（2014年為6718家）；巴西1556家飼料廠生產了6870萬噸飼料（2014年為1698家）。

據康艾登分析，飼料廠數量減少是由多個原因所決定的。“尤其是中國人，看到飼料廠集約合併的諸多優勢：更低的成本、更高的效率、更容易掌握食品安全及更好的可追溯性。”康艾登說到。

更多來自飼料調查的精彩內容

2016年飼料調查中值得一提的區域和畜種資料如下：

• 2015年歐洲的5545家飼料廠，在俄羅斯的貢獻下比往年增長了22%的產量。中東增長了17%，該地區719家飼料廠額外生產了2143.8萬噸飼料。非洲、亞太和拉丁美洲分別增長了5%、4%及3%，而美國則與去年持平。
• 豬料產量為2億5353萬噸，比2014年同期下降2%。水產飼料年產量為3547萬噸，比2014年同期下降5%，儘管如此，中國之外的資料有更高的準確性且未體現出下降趨勢，尤其在過去五年中水產料前景良好，增長了19%。馬料共計822萬噸，比起2014年下降了2%。
• 禽類飼料仍保持快速增長趨勢，總產量為4億6369萬噸，比2014年增長5%。反芻動物飼料勢頭較好，上升了3%，達2億136萬噸。寵物飼料上升4%，達2259萬噸。

“通過與聯合國糧食與農業組織以及和國際飼料工業聯合會的會面，奧特奇瞭解收集整理這些資料背後的艱辛，也深知這些資料對於我們在2050年養活90億人口的漫漫長路的無限價值。”康艾登說道，“這份報告背後五年的辛勤付出使得它成為現今飼料產業中最有活力也最可靠的資訊。”

奧特奇全球飼料調查是奧特奇對於全球飼料產量及趨勢的預測，旨在為產業相關的政府機構、管理者、從業人員制定決策時提供開放的資訊資源。

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Alltech Feed Survey: Trend reveals 14% increase in global feed tonnage over last five years

As global disposable income increases, consumers have developed a palate for protein, and, over the past five years, the feed industry has delivered. Results from the 2016 Global Feed Survey released today by Alltech estimates international feed tonnage now at 995.5 million metric tons, a 1.5 percent increase over last year and a 14 percent increase since Alltech first published Global Feed Survey results in 2011.

A feed survey, an excellent barometer of economic health

The analysis of five-year trends showed growth predominantly from the pig, poultry and aqua feed sectors and intensification of production in the African, Middle Eastern, Latin American and European regions.

“The feed industry is an excellent barometer of economic health and, based on our five years of data, predicts economic growth more accurately than many other indices,” said Aidan Connolly, chief innovation officer of Alltech, who headed up the initiative to conduct the survey.

The Global Feed Survey assesses the compound feed production from more than 130 countries through information obtained in partnership with local feed associations and Alltech’s sales team, who visit more than 32,000 feed mills annually.

The 2016 survey showed poultry feed has the largest market share and is growing faster than any other species, with 46 percent of total global feed manufactured specifically for broilers, egg layers, turkeys, duck and other fowl. This year’s survey also confirmed that corn and soybean meal are the standard feed ingredients globally.

China is No. 1 producer, showing a strong trend of feed mill consolidation

The top 10 feed producers in the world remained the same: China, the United States, Brazil, Mexico, India, Spain, Russia, Germany, Japan and France. As a region, Europe saw the most growth, up 13 million tons over last year, with the largest contributions coming from Russia, Turkey, Belarus and Poland.

Down 2 percent from last year, China still holds the title of leading feed producer in Alltech’s annual Feed Survey with 179.930 million tons manufactured throughout the country’s 8,550 feed mills. However, this is the third year the world’s leader has reported a consolidation of its feed tonnage production into a smaller number of feed mills.

The number of feed mills in the United States and Brazil, the second and third largest markets, also declined. The U.S. produced 172.730 million metric tons from 6,012 feed mills (6,718 mills in 2014) and Brazil manufactured 68.7 million metric tons from 1,556 feed mills (1,698 mills in 2014).

According to Connolly, the consolidation of feed production into fewer mills is driven by many factors. “The Chinese, in particular, see a benefit of having fewer feed mills—lower cost, more efficient and easier to control from the perspective of traceability and food safety,” Connolly said.

More about the Alltech Global Feed Survey

Other notable regional and species statistics from the 2016 Feed Survey are:

Europe’s 5,545 feed mills with Russia’s contributions, augmented their production by 22 percent in 2015 compared to the previous year. The Middle East demonstrated a 17 percent increase with 21.438 million tons from the region’s 719 mills. Africa, Asia Pacific and Latin America were up 5, 4 and 3 percent respectively while North America remained flat.

Pig feed production was down 2 percent, with 253.53 million tons. Aqua, with 35.47 million metric tons, is down 5 percent this year; although outside of China this figure seems to relate to more accurate data collection and not a specific decline, especially as aqua has been growing, up 19 percent overall in the past five years. Equine feed, at 8.22 million tons, declined 2 percent compared to 2014.

Poultry feed production continues to surge with a 5 percent increase, now at a total 463.69 million metric tons. Ruminant feed was also positive with 201.36 million tons, a 3 percent increase. Pets are up 4 percent at 22.59 million tons.

“Having met with groups such as the United Nations Food & Agriculture Organization (FAO) in Rome and the International Feed Industry Federation (IFIF), Alltech appreciates how difficult it is to collect and collate this data, but also how valuable it is on our journey to feed a planet with more than 9 billion people by 2050,” Connolly said. “With five years of work behind it, this is the most robust and reliable dataset on the sector available today.”

The Global Feed Survey outlines Alltech's estimate of the world's feed tonnage and trends and is intended to serve as open information resource for policy and decision makers and industry insiders alike.