Food Emulsifiers Market Growth, Detailed Analysis of Segment, Major Companies, Strategies, CAGR Status, Growth and Forecast 2027
The purpose of food emulsifiers is to act as a
medium for two distinct conflicting components of food like water and oil to
mix. Emulsifiers can make these two components compatible. A new report on the
global food emulsifiers market,
published by Market Research Future (MRFR), predicts growth for this market
during the review period (2016-2021).
The topmost market driving factor for the
global food
emulsifiers market growth is the high demand as well as the use of
emulsifiers in various food industries. In many bakery and confectionery
products, food emulsifiers are used as food toppings. They improve the texture
and appearance of biscuits, cakes, chocolates, cookies, ice-creams, infant
formulas, mayonnaise, and other products. The surging demand for processed meat
and seafood is also contributing to the market growth. Food emulsifiers are
used as food additives in various food processes. The increasing application
scope of emulsifiers in industries such as cosmetics, and personal care product
industry is also progressing the growth in this market.
Market Segmentation
The global food
emulsifiers market segmentation encompasses application, source, and
type. MRFR’s research on the market highlights many factors of the market
in-depth.
The application-based segmentation of this
market can cover bakery, confectionery, infant formula, poultry & fish,
processed meat, margarine & spreads, and others. Regarding source, the market
has been segmented into the animal source, the plant source, and synthetic
emulsifiers. By type, the market has been segmented into anionic emulsifiers,
lecithin, monoglycerides, polyhydric emulsifiers, Sorbian derivatives, and
others.
Regional Segmentation
A geographical outlining of the global food
emulsifiers market covers Europe, North America, Asia Pacific, and
Rest-of-the-World (RoW).
Europe holds the largest market share in this
region due to the high population, higher purchasing power, presence of major
market players, and strict rules regarding food preservation. The most
lucrative markets in Europe are France, Germany, Italy, and the UK. The survey
of the remaining countries in Europe featured in this report calculates the
inclusion of additional market revenue from these countries.
In North America, the market is strong due to
the presence of some key market players, mass food production, higher
purchasing power, and strong economies. The greatest markets in this region are
the USA, Canada, and Mexico.
Asia Pacific region can emerge as the largest
market due to the high economic growth in countries like Australia, China,
India, and Japan. Major market drivers in this region are the high consumption
of processed as well as convenience food products, economic stability, and
increasing purchasing power. The high population in China and India is also
promoting market growth in this region. A proper survey and analysis of the
remaining countries in the Asia Pacific region featured in this report provide
further insights into the region.
The RoW segment covers Argentina, Brazil,
Egypt, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, and other uncategorized regions and
countries. Argentina and Brazil can become good markets due to stable
economies. In Latin America, the market is surging due to the same factors as
in the Asia Pacific region. In Saudi Arabia, there is scope for market growth
due to economic prosperity, but the growth can slow due to various government
restrictions on the market. In South Africa, the market is low, but it can grow
as the economy of this country is more stable compared to other countries in
Africa.
Key Players
Big players in the global food emulsifiers
market are Archer Daniels Midland
Company (USA), BASF SE (Germany), Beldem (Belgium), Cargill Inc. (USA), Danisco
A/S (Denmark), Dow Corning Corporation (USA), and Riken Vitamin Co. Ltd.
(Japan).
Latest Industry News
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Swedish-Danish company AAK has obtained a majority
stake in UK-based lecithin supplier Soya International. Now AAK is set to
become one of the world’s ‘leading suppliers’ of specialty lecithin. This
acquisition results in AAK getting a new name. Now AAK will operate in the
market from Manchester as AAK Soya International, supplying a comprehensive
range of products that include non-GMO liquid lecithins, non-GMO powdered
lecithins, organic lecithins, and specialty lecithin solutions. These solutions
have been developed for bakery, dairy, chocolate, confectionery, and infant
nutrition applications.
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