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The increasing prevalence of lifestyle diseases such as diabetes and obesity, coupled with a growing consumer inclination towards healthy lifestyles, are driving the demand for no- or low-calorie food products and, in consequence, the growth of the global alternative sweetener market. Additionally, the growing beverage market in both developed and ...

The aim of this research study from Frost & Sullivan's Food Ingredient Database is to provide an analysis of the global probiotics market at the retail level and the ingredient level globally by end application, in terms of current market revenue size and growth. The geographic scope of this study is Global with additional segmentation by the prima...

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...

Consumers are increasingly adopting flexitarian (meatless diet but occasionally includes meat or fish), vegetarian (meatless diet), or vegan (zero animal product diet) lifestyles due to concerns about health risks, animal welfare (factory farming), and environmental sustainability. This global trend is augmenting demand for alternative or plant-bas...

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, ...

Trace minerals are mostly supplemented in inorganic forms due to their availability and lower cost. However, more growth potential is seen with organic trace minerals due to their perceived benefits. Advantages associated with the use of organic trace minerals, such as increased utilisation by animals, are expected to drive demand. However, partici...

Conventional fermentation has long been in use, especially for food production. Fermentation applications have expanded to the production of alternate proteins and other ingredients. Traditional fermentation employs microorganisms in their natural state to produce bio-based ingredients for industrial chemicals, biomaterials, pharmaceuticals, food a...

Phytases have well-recognized and documented benefits in the animal feed industry, particularly for poultry and pig feeds. The identification and establishment of additional benefits beyond the reduction of the environmental impact of phosphorus pollution has increased market penetration and encouraged the entry of more market participants, thereby...

Food enzymes have evolved beyond their traditional role as processing aids and are being used to enhance product quality, improve nutritional attributes, support clean-label reformulation, and optimize manufacturing performance across the food and beverage industry. This Frost & Sullivan analysis examines the global food enzymes market and the key ...