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Market Overview

The Thailand aquaculture market reached a size of 0.33 Million Tons in 2024 and is projected to grow to 0.49 Million Tons by 2033, with a forecast period spanning from 2025 to 2033. Supported by extensive seafood export infrastructure, government policies, and a skilled rural workforce, the sector is fortified by innovative shrimp farming and mangrove-integrated systems. These initiatives enhance sustainability and competitiveness globally. the report offers a comprehensive analysis of the industry, including Thailand aquaculture market outlook, share, and regional insights.

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How AI is Reshaping the Future of Thailand Aquaculture Market:

• AI-enabled IoT systems offer real-time water quality monitoring and automated feeding, improving yield efficiency and reducing disease risks, especially in shrimp and freshwater fish farming.
• Thailand's hosting of the 14th Aquaculture Roundtable Series in Chiang Mai highlights the focus on precision shrimp aquaculture, addressing challenges such as unsustainable farming and disease outbreaks.
• AI-driven biomarker analytics facilitate prompt decision-making that improves productivity and system resilience.
• Government and companies like Thai Union are investing $200 Million under the SeaChange 2030 strategy to enhance sustainability and reduce emissions in aquaculture.
• AI contributes to the Lower Carbon Shrimp Programme aimed at decarbonizing shrimp production and reducing marine ecosystem risks.
• Increasing adoption of precision aquaculture powered by digital tools is transforming traditional practices into data-driven sustainable farming.

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Market Growth Factors

The growth of the Thailand aquaculture market is driven significantly by the expansion of sustainable farming practices, especially the adoption of integrated mangrove‑shrimp aquaculture (IMS). This system, combining shrimp ponds with mangrove plantings, helps restore ecological balance, improve water quality, and stabilize shrimp production. Mangrove coverage between 30% and 50% is considered optimal for profitability, offering both environmental and economic benefits. The IMS approach aligns with global sustainability standards and supports the livelihoods of inland and coastal communities, underlining its importance as a growth catalyst in the market.

Technological integration also plays a pivotal role, with IoT-enabled sensor networks and digital tools transforming aquaculture operations. Real-time monitoring of water quality, automated feeding, and advanced biomarker systems allow farmers to make timely decisions that reduce waste and disease prevalence. These technologies enhance productivity in shrimp and freshwater fish farming by improving cost-effectiveness and system resilience. The growing focus on precision aquaculture reflects a paradigm shift from traditional to data-driven farming methods, fueling market expansion.

Another key growth factor is the robust support from both public and private sectors to promote sustainable shrimp farming. For instance, Thai Union’s SeaChange 2030 initiative pledges $200 Million investment to improve transparency, sustainability, and emissions reduction in the aquaculture supply chain. Additionally, partnerships such as the $150 Million blue loan agreement involving the Asian Development Bank and Thai Union aim to train shrimp farmers, enhance disease resilience, and increase climate adaptability. These investments bolster the market by advancing sustainable practices and securing ecosystem health.

Market Segmentation

Fish Type Insights:

• Freshwater Fish
• Molluscs
• Crustaceans
• Others

Environment Insights:

• Fresh Water
• Marine Water
• Brackish Water

Distribution Channel Insights:

• Traditional Retail
• Supermarkets and Hypermarkets
• Specialized Retailers
• Online Stores
• Others

Regional Insights:

• Bangkok
• Eastern
• Northeastern
• Southern
• Northern
• Others

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Recent Development & News

• June 2025: Thai Union Feedmill (TFM) invested over 300 million baht to upgrade its aquafeed production lines to Industry 4.0 standards, covering 60% of capacity. This supports increased demand for shrimp and seabass feed with strong sales growth during April–May 2025.
• May 2025: ADB and Thai Union signed a $150 Million blue loan package, the first for Thailand’s agribusiness sector, to promote sustainable shrimp farming. Funds assist training, certification, and R&D, enhancing disease resilience and climate adaptability among shrimp farmers.
• August 2025: Thailand will host the 14th Aquaculture Roundtable Series in Chiang Mai, focusing on precision shrimp farming to combat low shrimp prices, disease outbreaks, and unsustainable models. The event emphasizes genetics, nutrition, processing, and youth involvement to sustain the sector.

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