Organic Feed Market to reach USD 15.92 Billion by 2032

The global organic feed market, which is expected to be valued at USD 8.76 billion in 2025, is on a trajectory of rapid expansion. Projections indicate USD 15.92 billion valuation by 2032, exhibiting a CAGR of 8.9% during the forecast period. Key growth drivers include rising demand for organic meat, dairy, and poultry products, coupled with the increasing consumer awareness of animal welfare and food safety. Supportive government regulations and subsidies promoting organic farming practices are further accelerating the market expansion. Additionally, the growing trend of sustainable agriculture and avoidance of synthetic additives in livestock diets are spurring the adoption of organic feed across various regions.

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The organic feed market is witnessing notable growth, primarily fueled by rising global demand for organic animal products and the expanding adoption of sustainable farming practices. As consumers increasingly prioritize food safety, traceability, and animal welfare, there is a parallel surge in the demand for feed products free from synthetic additives, GMOs, and pesticides. From 2022 to 2025, this shift in consumption patterns has prompted livestock producers across poultry, dairy, and aquaculture sectors to transition toward certified organic feed options, particularly in North America, Europe, and emerging economies like India and Brazil.

Growing concerns over the environmental impact of conventional farming and antibiotic-laden feed are compelling stakeholders to invest in organic feed production and certification infrastructure. Organic farming is increasingly being recognized not only for its ecological benefits but also for its role in promoting healthier livestock and mitigating the risk of antimicrobial resistance. For instance, the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) launched the "Reduce the Need for Antimicrobials on Farms for Sustainable Agrifood Systems Transformation" (RENOFARM) initiative, aiming to transform agrifood systems by reducing reliance on antimicrobials through improved farming practices and biosecurity measures.

The adoption of advanced technologies such as AI-powered feed formulation, precision fermentation, and IoT-based livestock monitoring is revolutionizing the organic feed industry. These tools enable producers to optimize nutrient composition based on real-time animal health data, enhance feed conversion ratios, and minimize waste—all while complying with organic certification standards.

For instance, in 2024, Netherlands-based startup Connecterra launched an AI-driven platform that helps organic dairy farmers track cow health and feeding behavior, allowing them to adjust feed inputs dynamically. This innovation supports sustainable feeding strategies while maintaining productivity and animal welfare within organic farming systems.

Governments and international bodies are introducing stronger policies and incentives to promote organic livestock production and reduce the use of antibiotics in animal agriculture. These regulatory shifts are significantly influencing the demand for certified organic feed.

In the U.S., the USDA's Organic Transition Initiative, launched in August 2022, allocated US$ 300 million to support farmers in shifting to organic practices, including the conversion to organic-certified feed. Meanwhile, the European Union’s Farm to Fork Strategy aims to make 25% of EU farmland organic by 2030 and reduce antibiotic use in agriculture by 50%, further accelerating the need for compliant feed solutions.

The organic feed market is positioned for significant growth through the expansion of dedicated supply chains for organic feed ingredients. Increased investment in organic-certified grain, oilseed, and legume cultivation—especially soy, maize, and alfalfa—is creating opportunities for consistent, high-quality input sourcing. These developments are improving feed formulation options, reducing import dependence, and enhancing cost efficiency.

For instance, in March 2023, Scoular, a global agribusiness company, partnered with Nepra Foods to co-develop and distribute specialized plant-based ingredients, leveraging Scoular’s global supply chain network to broaden market access for organic feed components.

The growing consumer preference for antibiotic-free, hormone-free, and sustainably raised animal products is creating downstream opportunities for organic feed producers. As retailers and food service companies increasingly commit to sourcing certified organic meat, dairy, and eggs, demand for compliant feed inputs is rising.

In May 2025, Lidl U.S. launched its first private-label meat line, Butcher’s Specialty, which includes organic and grass-fed options. This initiative aims to provide high-quality, affordable meats that cater to the preferences of health-conscious consumers, particularly Gen Z and Millennials.

"The organic feed market is at a pivotal moment, driven by rising consumer demand for healthier, sustainably produced animal products and increasing regulatory support for organic agriculture," said Ms. Sakshi Suryawanshi, a senior market analyst. "As awareness about food safety, animal welfare, and antimicrobial resistance grows, livestock producers are rapidly transitioning to certified organic feed to meet stringent standards and consumer expectations."

"Advancements in smart farming technologies, including AI-driven feed formulation and real-time livestock monitoring, are enabling producers to optimize nutrition while maintaining organic compliance. Coupled with government initiatives like the USDA Organic Transition Initiative and the EU’s Farm to Fork Strategy, these factors are catalyzing market growth across key regions such as North America, Europe, and emerging markets like India and Brazil."

"Furthermore, expanding organic feed ingredient supply chains and rising demand for certified organic meat, dairy, and eggs offer significant opportunities for market players. Those investing in sustainable sourcing, supply chain integration, and innovative feed solutions are well-positioned to capitalize on the shift towards organic and antibiotic-free animal products, driving long-term growth and resilience in this evolving sector."

Key players in the organic feed market include: