Krill Oil Supplements Market Set to Reach USD 1.99 Billion by 2034 in Forecasted Growth
In the ever-evolving health supplement industry, krill oil supplements have been making a significant impact. This sea-derived omega-3 source is gaining popularity, aided by consumer-friendly marketing and rising demand for convenient, premium supplements.
The Global Krill Oil Supplements Market, valued at USD 881.0 million in 2024, is projected to expand at a CAGR of 8.5% between 2025 and 2034, reaching USD 1,991.9 million by 2034. North America, with its high consumer health awareness, substantial disposable income, and robust retail and e-commerce infrastructure, commands a dominant 41.8% market share. In 2024, this share was valued at USD 368.2 million. The U.S. spearheads growth in the North American marketplace.
Aker BioMarine, a leading player in the industry, is focusing on advancing its Krill Horizon program for transparent and eco-friendly krill harvesting. The company, which sold the largest volume of krill oil supplement tablets in North America in 2025, has also published new clinical research on Superba Boost, a krill oil formulation designed for mental clarity and focus.
NutriGold Inc. is another company taking steps to ensure the quality and safety of its krill oil supplements. They have introduced new third-party testing protocols, specifically screening for emerging environmental contaminants.
Rimfrost AS has launched Rimfrost Krill Oil-2, a new, more concentrated krill oil ingredient, while Norwegian Fish Oil AS has invested in facility upgrades to increase production capacity and ensure stringent quality control for its krill oil products. Both companies are also focusing on obtaining and promoting various third-party certifications, like GOED and MSC, to guarantee purity and sustainability.
Schiff Nutrition International, Inc. (Reckitt) is also contributing to the education of consumers about the benefits of phospholipid-bound omega-3s for heart health.
Dietary supplements led the global Oil Supplements market with a 58.7% share in 2024, and capsules dominated the global Krill Oil Supplements market with a 68.2% share. It's worth noting that krill oil provides 45-200 mg of EPA and DHA per softgel, compared to fish oil's 300-2,250 mg. However, fish oil costs 1-15 cents per 100 mg of EPA+DHA, while krill oil averages 30 cents per 100 mg.
The market's dominance in North America can be attributed to the region's strong retail and e-commerce infrastructure, high consumer health awareness, and substantial disposable income. Drug stores and pharmacies held a 32.9% share of the global Krill Oil Supplements market in 2024.
As the market continues to grow, it's clear that companies are focusing on sustainability, quality, and education to meet the increasing demand for krill oil supplements. With continued research and development, as well as consumer education, the future looks bright for this innovative health supplement.
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