Canned Tuna Market Expansion Driven by Sustainable Fishing Practices
The canned tuna market is set for a decade of steady expansion, reflecting its unique role in the global protein economy. Valued at USD 11.15 billion in 2025, the sector is projected to reach USD 17.83 billion by 2035, recording a compound annual growth rate of 4.8%. This resilience comes from a confluence of factors: growing seafood consumption, affordability amid inflation, and the appeal of convenient, shelf-stable protein. As global eating habits evolve, canned tuna is no longer seen solely as a low-cost pantry staple. From ready-to-eat meal kits in the United States to gourmet-infused fillets in Italy and luxury jar-packed tuna in Japan, the product is redefining itself across diverse markets. Innovation and Premiumization Lead the Way Established players such as Thai Union Group, Bolton Group, Starkist, Dongwon Industries, and Bumble Bee Foods are investing in innovation to keep pace with consumer expectations. From flavored pouches and resealable packs to protein-pow...