Aquaculture, or raising fish in enclosures for human consumption, is known as fish farming. It is the area of the animal food production industry that is growing the fastest. The raising of aquatic animals such as carp, mollusks, crabs, fin fish, and aquatic plants is known as aquaculture, often known as aqua farming. Frequent feeding, stocking, and predator protection are some of these measures.

It can be linked to shifts in the global population's patterns of food intake. Consumers may easily purchase packaged fish farms due to the growth of the retail industry and the product's accessibility through a variety of sales channels, which boosts sales. Fish farming is currently the only viable way to meet the world's food supply and demand. This sector raises fish in hygienic conditions to produce fish that are of the highest calibre and free of disease. Industries also use fish aquaculture to preserve species that are in danger of going extinct. Also, the demand for foods strong in protein, including seafood, has increased as a result of the world's population growth. Aside from this, fish is a great source of vital nutrients that support heart and brain function, such as omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals. The demand for farmed fish has expanded as a result of increased fish consumption and understanding of these health benefits.

Nonetheless, the main obstacles to the worldwide fish farming market are the growing veganism movement and the strict laws against animal abuse. The harsh weather is also one of the primary problem facing the fish farming industry. The effects of climate change, such as increasing sea levels and tsunamis, changes to the monsoon and rainfall cycles, and extreme weather events, have an impact on the natural balance of water bodies, including oceans, ponds, and seas. It is anticipated that the unfavourable circumstances will impede the growth of the fish farming sector. Additionally, the growing levels of water contamination, which raise the risk of fish illnesses, limit the market for fish farming. Fish farming operations can be completely destroyed by disease outbreaks, resulting in large financial losses. Fish populations can become infected quickly in aquaculture operations due to overcrowding. 

The COVID-19 pandemic had a significant impact on all facets of fish supply networks, putting jobs, earnings, and food security at jeopardy. The demand for some fish products has collapsed as a result of restaurant closures and the cancellation of both public and private events. Trade has been negatively impacted by border closures, substantial declines in the amount of international air freight available, and increased expenses as a result of cancelled passenger flights. Many fish markets throughout the world have closed as a result of social alienation and containment measures. The demand and supply sides of the fish food chain had been upset by COVID-19's various restriction measures, which has decreased livelihoods and increased economic vulnerability. As a result, the market suffered. 

The market study provides market data by competitive landscape, revenue analysis, market segments and detailed analysis of key market players such as major key players are Alpha Group Ltd., Cermaq Group as (Mitsubishi corporation), Cooke Fish Farming, Fish Farming Technologies Asia limited, Marine Harvest Asa (marine), Nippon Suisan Kaisha ltd., P/f Bakkafrost (Bakkafrost), Thai Union Group Plc (Thai union) and various others.

By Environment: Based on the Environment, Global Fish Farming Market is segmented as; Brackish Water, Marine Water, Fresh Water.

By Fish Type: Based on the Fish type, Global Fish Farming Market is segmented as; Catfish, Groupers, Milkfish, Pompano, Salmon, Sea bass, Snappers, Tilapia, Tuna, Others.

By Region: This research also includes data for North America, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, Middle East & Africa and Europe.

This study also encompasses various drivers and restraining factors of this market for the forecast period. Various growth opportunities are also discussed in the report.