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蠶桑市場 - 2023-2030Sericulture Market - 2023-2030 |
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概述
2022年,全球蠶桑市場達到2,512億美元,預計2030年將達到4,684億美元,2023-2030年預測期間CAGR為8.1%。
蠶桑市場的絲綢產品已超越傳統紡織品的多元化。蠶桑業的創新促進了各種應用的絲基材料的開發,包括化妝品、醫療器材和工業產品。因此,絲綢產品的多樣化是蠶桑市場成長的主要趨勢。
許多政府為蠶桑業提供大力支持和誘因。這種支持可以包括補貼、研究經費、基礎設施發展和促進絲綢出口。例如,2020年4月,印度查謨和克什米爾政府宣佈在基什特瓦爾地區開展大規模桑樹種植園,以幫助其實現當年生產6000公斤繭的目標。
紡織產品佔蠶桑市場的1/3佔有率,凸顯了其在該產業的主導地位。此外,亞太地區同樣佔1/3的市場佔有率,凸顯了其在全球蠶桑業中的關鍵作用。全球90%的生絲出口來自中國,中國的產量佔全球總產量的74%。亞太地區絲綢產量的增加正在推動蠶桑市場的成長。
動力學
對絲綢產品的需求不斷增加
由於對環境和健康的擔憂,消費者越來越偏好天然和永續纖維。絲綢是一種從蠶繭中提取的天然纖維,它非常符合消費者的偏好,因此推動了全球對其的需求。全世界絲綢年平均產量為8萬噸。因此,
對絲綢產品的需求不斷成長是蠶桑市場成長的重要推動力,主要是因為它為絲綢生產創造了強大的市場拉力。
對服裝、紡織品和配件等絲綢產品的需求不斷成長,推動了市場的擴張。隨著越來越多的消費者尋求絲綢產品,養蠶業透過增加絲綢產量來回應。為了滿足不斷成長的需求,蠶桑養殖場和生產者加強了養蠶和絲綢生產力度。這導致蠶桑市場的產量增加。
政府支持和政策
政府的支持和政策可以透過提供必要的基礎設施、財政激勵措施和鼓勵蠶桑活動的監管框架,對推動蠶桑市場的成長產生重大影響。 2023年3月,印度北阿坎德邦農業部長宣布,該邦啟動該國首個「Resham Keet Bima」計劃,以保護蠶農。
政府經常向養蠶農民和生產者提供補貼、贈款和財政誘因。這些激勵措施有助於降低初始投資成本,從而對個人和企業進入蠶桑行業更具吸引力。政府機構經常向蠶桑從業人員提供推廣服務和技術援助。這些服務包括培訓、知識傳播和最佳實踐指導,幫助蠶桑農民提高技能和生產力。
勞力密集產業
養蠶需要大量的體力勞動,特別是在養蠶、收繭和絲綢處理的各個階段。高勞動成本會侵蝕利潤率,使蠶桑企業保持競爭力面臨挑戰,特別是在勞動成本不斷上升的地區。因此,蠶桑業的勞動密集特質成為其發展的限制因素。
全球農業就業正在下降。例如,根據世界銀行的數據,2020年農業就業佔總就業的27%,但到2021年物聯網將下降至26%。為蠶桑活動尋找和留住熟練勞動力可能具有挑戰性,因為勞動力需要專門的培訓和專業知識。勞動力短缺可能導致生產延誤和產量下降。
Overview
Global Sericulture Market reached US$ 251.2 billion in 2022 and is expected to reach US$ 468.4 billion by 2030, growing with a CAGR of 8.1% during the forecast period 2023-2030.
The sericulture market has seen a diversification of silk products beyond traditional textiles. Innovations in sericulture have led to the development of silk-based materials for various applications, including cosmetics, medical devices, and industrial products. Hence, the diversification of silk products act as a key trend for sericulture market growth.
Many governments provide significant support and incentives to the sericulture industry. This support can include subsidies, research funding, infrastructure development, and promotion of silk exports. For instance, In April 2020, in India, the Jammu and Kashmir administration announced to launch significant mulberry plantation in the Kishtwar region to help it reach its goal of producing 6,000 kilograms of cocoon that year.
Textile products represent a significant 1/3rd share of the sericulture market, underscoring their dominance in the industry. Additionally, the Asia-Pacific region commands an equally substantial 1/3rd market share, highlighting its pivotal role in global sericulture. 90% of the world's exports of raw silk come from China, which produces 74% of the world's total output. This higher silk production in Asia Pacific is driving the sericulture market growth.
Dynamics
Increasing Demand for Silk Products
There is a growing preference among consumers for natural and sustainable fibers due to concerns about the environment and health. Silk is a natural fiber derived from the cocoons of silkworms, and it aligns well with this consumer preference henece driving its demand worldwide. The average annual production of silk around the world is 80,000 tonnes. Hence,
the increasing demand for silk products is a significant driver of market growth for sericulture, primarily because it creates a strong market pull for silk production.
Growing demand for silk products, such as clothing, textiles, and accessories, fuels market expansion. As more consumers seek silk items, the sericulture industry responds by increasing silk production. To meet the rising demand, sericulture farms and producers increase their silkworm rearing and silk production efforts. This leads to greater production volume within the sericulture market.
Government Support and Policies
Government support and policies can have a significant impact on driving the growth of the sericulture market by providing the necessary infrastructure, financial incentives, and regulatory frameworks that encourage sericulture activities. In March 2023, in India, the state's agriculture minister, Uttarakhand, announced that the state launched the country's first "Resham Keet Bima" program to protect its sericulturists.
Governments often offer subsidies, grants, and financial incentives to sericulture farmers and producers. These incentives can help reduce the initial investment costs, making it more attractive for individuals and businesses to enter the sericulture sector. Government agencies often provide extension services and technical assistance to sericulture practitioners. These services can include training, knowledge dissemination, and guidance on best practices, helping sericulture farmers improve their skills and productivity.
Labor Intensive Industry
Sericulture requires significant manual labor, particularly during the various stages of silkworm rearing, cocoon harvesting, and silk processing. High labor costs can eat into profit margins, making it challenging for sericulture businesses to remain competitive, especially in regions with rising labor costs. Hence, the labor-intensive nature of the sericulture industry can act as a restraining factor on its growth.
The global Sericulture market is segmented based on type, operation process, application and region.
Ring Demand for Silk Fabrics
Textile has the highest share in the sericulture market primarily because silk, a natural protein fiber produced by silkworms, is a key raw material for the textile industry. The silk produced through sericulture is highly valued in the textile sector for its unique qualities, including its soft texture, sheen, and luster. According to The Observatory of Economic Complexity, With $825M in total trade in 2021, silk fabrics ranked as the 971st most traded product globally.
Exports of silk fabrics increased by 18.2% between 2020 and 2021, from $698 million to $825 million. Silk textile commerce makes up 0.0039% of all global trade. The majority of silk produced through sericulture is used to create silk fabric. Silk textiles are known for their luxurious feel and appearance, making them a preferred choice for high-end clothing, lingerie, eveningwear, and other fashion products. The demand for silk fabrics drives sericulture production.
Asia Pacific's Rising Silk Production
Asia Pacific accounts for the majority of global silk production. China and India, in particular, are the world's largest silk producers. These countries have vast sericulture farms and processing units that supply silk to both domestic and international markets. For instance, According to International Sericulture Commission, in China the total amount of silk production was 46,700 metric tons in 2021.
Sericulture has a long tradition in Asia, with China, India, Japan, and Thailand serving as historical hubs of silk production, boasting centuries of expertise. According to India Brand Equity Foundation, an initiative of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, India is the world's second-largest producer of silk. Around 9.76 million people are employed by the nation's sericulture sector in rural and semi-urban areas.
The Asia Pacific's climate supports sericulture including mulberry tree cultivation It houses populous nations like China and India, creating a substantial market for silk goods, boosting domestic consumption and exports. Consequently, Asia Pacific dominates the global sericulture market. Its historical tradition and technological advanSericultures further strengthen its position, ensuring continued growth and influence in the silk industry.
The outbreak of the During the early stages of the pandemic, lockdowns and restrictions disrupted supply chains, affecting the availability of inputs for sericulture, such as mulberry leaves and silkworm eggs. This disruption temporarily slowed down production. Lockdowns and travel restrictions led to labor shortages in many regions, as sericulture requires manual labor for tasks like silkworm rearing and cocoon harvesting.
Due to labor shortages and restrictions, some farmers experienced delays in harvesting silkworm cocoons, which impacted the timing and quantity of silk production. International trade was affected as well, with disruptions in shipping and logistics. This led to challenges in exporting silk products to global markets, affecting the sericulture industry's international reach.
The war-induced economic instability globally has introduced uncertainties into consumer spending habits, potentially impacting luxury goods like silk products. Disruptions in international trade routes and logistics networks stemming from the conflict pose risks to the sericulture industry's supply chain. These disruptions can affect the availability of crucial inputs for silk production and hinder the export of silk-related products.
Despite not being directly involved in the conflict, the sericulture sector is vulnerable to global disruptions caused by geopolitical events. This highlights the the interdependence of markets and the need to closely monitor how geopolitical factors indirectly influence various sectors. Sericulture businesses may have to adjust to shifting trade dynamics and evolving consumer preferences in response to these uncertainties.
The major global players in the market include Anhui Silk, Zhejiang Jiaxin Silk Co., Ltd., Shengkun Silk Manufacturing Co., Ltd, WENSLI, China Silk International Trading (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., Bolt Threads, Spiber Technologies, Amsilk GmbH, Kraig Biocraft Laboratories Inc., Bang Textiles and Maajisa Group
The global sericulture market report would provide approximately 61 tables, 60 figures and 186 Pages.
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