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This research service analyzes the global food color ingredients market, covering North America, Europe, the Asia-Pacific (APAC), Latin America, and the Middle East & Africa (LAMEA). The study details global and regional trends and focuses on the natural and synthetic coloring ingredients used across food & beverage segments, such as bakery, dairy,...

Colors play a vital role in enhancing the product appeal of food and beverages, differentiating brands in the highly competitive market and shaping consumer perceptions. The global color ingredients market is experiencing robust revenue growth, primarily driven by premiumization and price increases rather than sheer volume expansion. The rising use...

The market for non-polluting flavoring and coloring agents is transforming because of stricter regulation of synthetic additives, demand for clean-label products, and a focus on sustainability. Natural, bio-based alternatives, such as plant-derived extracts and upcycled ingredients, are replacing conventional petrochemical-based ingredients. Growth...

This strategic market insight presents an assessment of the trends expected to impact the global natural food ingredients market through 2020. This research services argues that there are two overarching factors that determine success in the natural antioxidant, antimicrobial, color, and flavor markets: access to the market and access to raw materi...

This research service analyzes the Indian food additives market from 2007 to 2010, with forecasts up to 2017. It offers a comprehensive insight into the market, its structure, and related developments. It lists and defines the market drivers and restraints. The segments of food additives considered for the research study are flavors, colors, preser...

Alternative protein ingredients are derived from alternative sources such as plants, microbes, and insects or through cell-culture techniques for human nutrition applications. This Frost & Sullivan research service covers the B2B market dynamics of plant protein, microbial protein, and insect protein ingredients for human nutrition applications. Th...

Meat alternatives or analogues are products that resemble the appearance, texture, flavor, and color of meat when hydrated and cooked but do not contain any meat. Most meat alternative products are based on soy or wheat gluten. Soy is used in the form of flour, protein concentrate, and protein isolate, and is popular because of its neutral flavor, ...

Meat alternatives or meat analogs are defined as products obtained through alternative protein ingredients such as plant protein or microbial protein; they can mimic the taste, texture, and cooking qualities of animal-derived meat products. The growing number of flexitarians will continue to be a key driver of global meat analog industry growth. Mi...

21 Dec 2022  |  Global  |  Technology Research

Promising Digital Innovations in the Agriculture Sector

Transformational Growth of Crop Yield due to High-Accuracy Data Collection, Real-time Communication, and Precise Analytics

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The global population is estimated to increase by 25% and reach 9 billion by 2050. The rising population, coupled with an improved standard of living, results in increased nutrient consumption per capita, driving food demand. Freshwater resources are declining, and frequent cropping to meet the growing demand damages the soil. Water and soil are am...