PUBLISHER: Knowledge Sourcing Intelligence | PRODUCT CODE: 1627667
PUBLISHER: Knowledge Sourcing Intelligence | PRODUCT CODE: 1627667
The global eubiotics market is estimated to attain US$8.630 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 3.71% from US$7.194 billion in 2025.
Eubiotics are a form of an innovative feed additive, which helps in enhancing the gut health of livestock. Eubiotics also help reduce the need for antibiotics for animals and ensure the efficient use of natural resources. Various types of eubiotics are available worldwide, including organic acids, probiotics, prebiotics, gut health enzymes, and essential oils.
With the increasing global demand for livestock and animal products, the market share of eubiotics is expected to propel significantly. Eubiotics help enhance the yield and quality of animal products, including aqua, cattle, swine, and poultry. Similarly, with the increasing global demand for eubiotics in the global market, various international leaders and research organizations are boosting R&D investment in the sector. The expanding introduction of stringent policies is estimated to be a major challenge to the global eubiotics market growth during the forecasted timeline.
Global eubiotics market drivers
The increasing global livestock population is a key factor propelling the global eubiotics market growth. Eubiotics play a critical role in supporting the health of the livestock. It helps in reducing the need for antibiotics and ensures efficient natural resource usage. The eubiotics also enhance the gut microflora of the livestock and increase lactose tolerance.
The population of livestock worldwide witnessed significant growth. The US Department of Agriculture, in its report, stated that in 2021, the global stock of cattle was recorded at 937,489 thousand heads, which increased to 940,072 thousand heads in 2022. In 2023, the total population of cattle in the global market was recorded at 943,767 thousand heads. In the global market, India occupies the biggest share of the cattle population. The agency stated that in India, the cattle population increased from 305,500 thousand heads in 2021 to 306,700 thousand heads in 2022. In 2023, the total population of cattle in the nation was recorded at 307,400 thousand heads. Similarly, the population of cattle in Brazil and China increased from 193,195 and 95,621 thousand heads, respectively, in 2021 to 194,365 and 102,160 thousand heads, respectively, in 2023.
Similarly, the swine population in the global market was recorded at 749,329 thousand heads in 2021, which increased to 784,324 thousand heads in 2022. In 2023, the population of swine dropped to 778,114 thousand heads. The swine population in China increased from 406,500 thousand heads in 2021 to 449,220 thousand heads in 2022 and 452,000 thousand heads in 2023.
The Asia Pacific region is expected to a significant growth in the global eubiotics market. The Asia Pacific region is among the leading markets in terms of livestock population. Countries like India, China, Vietnam, and Malaysia are among the nations with the highest populations of different types of livestock, including cattle, swine, poultry, and aqua animals.
The US Department of Agriculture, in its report, stated that India and China occupy the biggest share of the global population of cattle. The agency stated that in 2023, the total population of cattle in India and China was recorded at 307,400 and 102,160 thousand heads, respectively. Similarly, in the population of swine across the globe, China occupies more than half of the total stock, with a total of 452,560 thousand heads of swine recorded in 2023.
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