Global Scans · Marine · Weekly Summary

• [New] BASF SE and Evonik Industries AG are expected to sustain marine bioactive ingredient research and commercialization investments. Persistence Market Research
• [New] The U.S. is projected to account for approximately 88% of North American marine peptide revenue in 2026. Persistence Market Research
• [New] NOAA has tracked a large marine heatwave for a year now, and last week announced that a separate strong El Nino has been building and is expected to peak in the coming winter of 2026-2027. / USA SeafoodNews
• [New] Japan is expected to represent approximately 32% of Asia Pacific marine peptide revenue in 2026. Persistence Market Research
• [New] In 2026, the United Nations theme Reimagine, alongside the wider action focus on Strong Marine Protected Areas for Our Blue Planet, calls for a fundamental shift in how we interact with the ocean and accelerates efforts to protect at least 30% of global waters by 2030. Raymarine
• [New] Climate change is a major threat to the small-scale fishing communities, particularly in South Asia, a region characterized by widespread coastlines, extreme population density, and high dependence on marine resources for food, income, and employment. Ocean Acidification
• [New] In a landmark case that will ripple across Europe, a Dutch court has ruled that bottom trawling in a marine protected area is unlawful. Positive News
• [New] Consistent with trends over the past decade, aquaculture feeds will become increasingly reliant on grain products to supply most of their nutrients, while marine ingredients will continue to play a strategic role. Aqua Culture Asia Pacific
• Latin America is expected to grow at a notable CAGR in the foreseeable future, due to offshore oil exploration, marine research, and increasing subsea inspection activities. Precedence Research
• The full supply chain for marine ammonia fuel is backed by certification, with Envision having already secured a rigorous suite of high-standard certifications, including participation in the pilot of the AEA's Ammonia Certification System. Ammonia Energy Association
• E-ammonia could capture approximately 35% of the global marine fuel mix by 2050. RNG Strategy Consulting
• Biofuels, particularly liquefied bio-methane, could account for around 34% of the marine fuel mix by 2050. RNG Strategy Consulting
• Breakthrough Opportunity Pockets Underserved geographies such as Southeast Asia and Africa, where marine pollution is acute but autonomous solutions are nascent. Verified Market Reports
• In the North Atlantic, well-designed MPA networks safeguarding 30-40% of the deep ocean could protect about 75% of species, like coral and sponges, that provide habitats for many other marine animals. Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society

Last updated: 21 June 2026