Global feed production in 2017 was 1.07 billion tons, with the world's top seven feed producers accounting for 53% of total production

OA show ('918 '); (the data, charts and contents of this article are from the 2017 and 2018 oatch global feed survey reportsPart of the chart is a comparative analysis of the data from the two survey reportsThank you for your dedication to the industry）7az otech's annual global feed output survey finally came outIn 2017, the total global feed output was 1069.7 million tons, which has exceeded 1 billion tons for two consecutive years, an increase of 3.63% compared with the output of 1032.2 million tons in 2016A lot of data in this feed investigation report have changed greatly, waiting for Ronan to sort out and mark for you one by one7az Itotal global feed output in 2012-2017 7az 7az according to this report, compared with 2012, the growth rate of global feed output in 2017 reached 13%, with an average annual growth rate of 2.49%Let's take a closer look at the global feed production by region and variety7az 2Feed production of different regions in 2017 7az 1Feed production of different regions 7az 1From the perspective of feed production proportion of different regions, similar to 2016, Asia still accounts for the largest 36%; Europe accounts for 25%; North America and Latin America account for 18% and 15% respectively; Africa and the Middle East account for 4% and 2%The growth rate of 7az 7az is the fastest in Europe (7%), followed by Asia (3.67%)7az 7az (1) North America: North America produces one third of beef feed, five times the output of the second largest producer; the United States and Canada are the top two producers of horse feed7az (2) Latin America: Brazil is the leader in feed production in this regionCompared with the fastest growing Asia Pacific region, feed production in Europe has increased by 3%, which is caused by the increase of pig, broiler and aquatic feed productionThe region, led by Russia, produced 37.6 million tons in 2017, rising from seventh place in the national ranking to fourth place7az (3) Asia Pacific: Production in Asia Pacific increased by 3% compared to 2016, mainly due to the increase in pig and pet feed productionThe increase in production in the Asia Pacific region is also due to the growth of 7% in India and 8% in ThailandVietnam's output grew by 4% last year, making it the second largest producer of pig and aquatic feed in the Asia Pacific region70% of aquatic feed and 44% of layer feed are produced in Asia Pacific countries7az (4) Africa: Africa is still the fastest growing region of dairy and broiler feed in the worldThe regional average growth rate in the past five years is about 30%, and there was no growth in 2017Feed production of pigs, cows, layers and broilers increased, while that of beef cattle and aquatic products decreasedIn addition, on average, Africa is the most expensive region for raising pigs, layers and broilers7az 2In the 2017 report, the sub country 7az ortch only listed the top seven countries in terms of feed productionThese seven countries have 54% of feed factories in the world and produce 53% of feed in the world; 7az (1) according to the data in 2016 and 2017, except that China's output decreased by 0.4%, the output of other countries has increasedThe top three countries still remain unchanged, namely China, the United States and Brazil; 7az (2) China's feed output has reached 186.9 million tons, and our previous headline published our own statistics on January 23China's total feed output in 2017 was 180.9 million tons (https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/lo3odsiq Cyn avzeuql q); 7az (3) Russia's feed production increased significantly, jumping from the seventh place in 2016 to the fourth place in 2017, with its output reaching 37.6 million tons; 7az (4) India ranked unchanged, but its output growth rate is only second to Russia, with a growth rate of 7%, of which chicken feed (12%) and aquatic feed (8%) increased the most7az 7az IIIfeed production of different animal breeds in 2017 7az feed production of different animal breeds in the world: chicken feed and pig feed keep pace, accounting for 28% and 27% respectively, followed by layer feed (13%) and cow feed (11%), beef cattle feed 7%, aquatic product 4%, pet food 3%, horse feed 1% and others 6% 7az 7az 1 Pig feed: the growth of pig feed in the world was 6%, with the largest growth in Asia Pacific region (9%), followed by Africa (6%), and China and Russia, the world's leading pork producers, took the lead in pig feed production 7az 7az 2 Broiler feed: the growth of global broiler feed is 3%, Africa's growth is the strongest (10%), followed by Europe's (7%) Romania, Russia and Ukraine all grew steadily, contributing to the overall production of Europe, while Africa's growth mainly came from Egypt, Uganda and Mozambique 7az 7az 3 Laying hens feed: laying hens feed is relatively stable, with a year-on-year growth of only 0.3% Among them, the production of laying hens in Asia Pacific and the Middle East decreased, only in Africa, where the growth rate is relatively large (11%), and Africa is also the most expensive region for laying hens 7AZ 7AZ 4, beef cattle feed: beef cattle feed is the only one with a decline of 1%; Africa (-15%) and Latin America (-9%) lead the decline, with more and more consumers turning to "white meat", the consumption of red meat shows a global downward trend 7az 7az 5 Dairy feed: in 2017, dairy feed increased by 3%, with the largest increase in Africa (10%), but Europe is the global leader in dairy production, with an average increase of 2% 7az 7az 6 Pet feed: there is no specific chart in the report, but the pet food industry is strong in all regions, with 17% growth in Europe, 13% growth in Asia Pacific, and China and Thailand as the main growth drivers 7az 7 Aquatic feed: in 2017, the production of aquatic feed remained stable, while that of Asia Pacific and Europe declined China's aquatic feed kept the trend of continuous decline in 2016, with a decrease rate of about 5% This may be due to the government's control over feeding methods and food safety, which may have an impact on the production; Latin America, the Middle East and Africa have increased, with Brazil, Chile and Peru recording the largest increases in production in Latin America In the Middle East, Iran stands out and contributes to almost all growth in the region 7az summary: 7az 7az (1) feed production of all varieties in Europe is on the rise 7az (2) Africa led the rise of three kinds of feed, including layer feed (11%), broiler feed (10%) and dairy feed (10%), leading the decline of beef feed (- 15%), and Africa is the most expensive region for raising pigs, layers and broilers 7az (3) among the different feed varieties in the world, pig feed increased the most (6%), while Asian feed increased the most (9%) 7az IV feed cost 7az the global broiler feeding cost decreased by the most (- 14%), while the output increased by 3%; the pig feed cost increased by 2%, but the output itself increased by 6%, indicating the strong growth of pig feed 7az 7az Africa is the region with the highest cost of these three materials, while North America is the region with the lowest feed cost See the table below for specific data 7az 7az summary: 7az 1 The global feed output has exceeded 1 billion tons for two consecutive years, and the global feed output in 2017 was 1069.7 million tons 7az 2 The top three feed countries in the world are still China, the United States and Brazil Russia's output increased significantly, with a year-on-year increase of 19%, jumping to the fourth place from the seventh place in the previous year 7az 3 In terms of regions, Asia still accounts for the largest share (36%), followed by Europe (25%) 7az 4 By breed, broiler feed (28%) and pig feed (27%) are the most productive feed varieties in the world, followed by layer feed (13%) and dairy feed (11%) 7az 5 In 2017, the growth rate of pig feed is still the fastest in the world, followed by broiler feed and dairy feed, and the layer feed is basically stable 7az 6 Feed of all varieties in Europe increased, with the fastest growth rate of pig feed in Asia (9%), leading the growth of layer feed (11%), broiler feed (10%) and dairy feed (10%), leading the decline of beef feed (- 15%) 7az 7 Africa has the highest cost of pig feed, layer feed and broiler feed, while North America has the lowest cost of feed 7az 7az (author: Ruonan)