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2023-2030 年替代蛋白质的全球市场Global Alternative Proteins Market - 2023-2030 |
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在预测期内(2023 年至 2030 年),全球替代蛋白质市场的复合年增长率为 15.6%。
替代蛋白质是一种源自植物的蛋白质。 这些蛋白质常见于素食和纯素饮食中。 基于植物、基于昆虫和实验室培育的肉类蛋白质是最常见的类型。 这些蛋白质模仿动物产品,为消费者提供可与动物肉类产品相媲美的质地、味道和外观,但对环境的影响较小。
与鱼和牛肉这两种常见的蛋白质来源相比,替代蛋白质可以从更少的天然来源中提供大量蛋白质。 食品技术创新正在加速,带来了新的蛋白质製造机会,有可能威胁到现有企业。 替代蛋白质比肉类具有更好的营养特性,减少了对有限自然资源的依赖,同时可能减少排放。
替代蛋白质(包括植物性食物)仅用于吸引素食者和严格素食者。 该领域的技术进步为每个人创造了美味的选择,甚至是肉食者,为投资开闢了巨大的市场。 关注现代肉类生产工艺和健康问题的消费者已经在寻找替代蛋白质。
对有机肉类替代品的需求不断增长,这为市场上的各个主要参与者提供了推出新产品的机会。 例如,2020 年,凯爱瑞扩大了其植物蛋白配料系列。 有机、纯素和无过敏原产品可用于各种食品和饮料应用,包括婴儿营养、老年人蛋白质饮料和纯素需求。
产品中使用了植物来源,例如豌豆、大米和向日葵的组合。 在 ProDiem 和 Hypro 系列中,开发了 13 种新的植物性蛋白质成分。
儘管替代蛋白质具有潜在优势,但其市场增长受到过敏问题的阻碍。 与替代蛋白质相关的过敏原是小麦。 小麦是麵筋的常见成分,麵筋是素食主义者和素食者中流行的肉类替代品。 然而,患有小麦过敏和乳糜泻的人可能会因服用麵筋而出现副作用。 因此,基于麵筋的产品的吸引力仅限于一小部分消费者。
除了大豆和小麦之外,替代蛋白质可能含有其他过敏原,例如坚果、种子和豆类,这也可能是过敏症患者关注的问题。
除了 COVID 前、COVID 和 COVID 后情景外,COVID-19 分析还包括价格动态(包括大流行期间的价格变化以及相对于 COVID 前情景的价格变化)、供需范围(交易限制、 lockdowns),由于后续问题导致的供需变化),政府举措(政府机构为振兴市场,部门和行业所做的努力),以及製造商的战略举措(製造商为缓解 COVID 问题所做的努力)。我正在解释。
The global alternative proteins market reached US$ XX million in 2022 and is projected to witness lucrative growth by reaching up to US$ XX million by 2030. The market is growing at a CAGR of 15.6% during the forecast period (2023-2030).
Alternative proteins are a type of protein derived from plants. These proteins are commonly found in vegetarian and vegan diets. Plant-based, insect-based and lab-grown meat proteins are the most common types. They mimic animal agriculture products and provide consumers with a texture, taste and appearance comparable to animal-based meat products but with a lesser environmental effect.
Alternative proteins supply a significant amount of protein using far fewer natural resources than the two popular protein sources, fish and beef. Food technology innovation is accelerating, resulting in new protein manufacturing opportunities that have the potential to threaten the incumbent business. Alternative proteins have superior nutritional characteristics than meat and have the potential to reduce reliance on finite natural resources while also decreasing emissions.
Alternative proteins, which include plant-based foods, are used to attract only vegetarians and vegans. With the technological advancements in the sector, the market has emerged with tasty options for everyone, even for meat-eaters, which opens up a massive market for investment. Consumers concerned about modern meat-producing processes and the trend of eating healthier are already asking for alternative proteins.
The growing demand for organic meat alternatives has provided opportunities for various leading companies in the market to launch new products. For instance, In 2020, Kerry expanded its plant protein ingredient line. Organic, vegan and allergen-free products are available for various food and beverage applications, including infant nutrition, senior protein beverages and vegan needs.
Plant sources such as pea, rice and sunflower combinations are used in the products. For the ProDiem and Hypro lines, 13 new plant protein components have been developed.
Despite the potential benefits, the market growth of alternative proteins has been hampered by concerns about allergies. An allergen linked to alternative proteins is wheat. Wheat is a common ingredient in seitan, a popular meat substitute among vegans and vegetarians. However, consuming seitan can result in adverse reactions for individuals with wheat allergies or celiac disease. It has limited the appeal of seitan-based products to a small niche of consumers.
In addition to soy and wheat, alternative proteins may contain other allergens, such as nuts, seeds and legumes, which can also be a concern for individuals with allergies.
The COVID-19 Analysis includes Pre-COVID Scenario, COVID Scenario and Post-COVID Scenario along with Pricing Dynamics (Including pricing change during and post-pandemic comparing it with pre-COVID scenarios), Demand-Supply Spectrum (Shift in demand and supply owing to trading restrictions, lockdown and subsequent issues), Government Initiatives (Initiatives to revive market, sector or Industry by Government Bodies) and Manufacturers Strategic Initiatives (What manufacturers did to mitigate the COVID issues will be covered here).
The global alternative proteins market is segmented based on type, source, form, application and region.
Food and beverage application in the alternative proteins market is expected to hold a significant share. Alternative protein, such as plant-based meat substitutes or edible insects, provides a substantial amount of protein but requires fewer natural inputs (e.g., water) to produce compared to the most common and conventional protein sources (i.e., meat and fish). They are also called 'novel food proteins and are composed of different sequences of amino acids responsible for building lean body tissues and human health.
The food industry is on the brink of a decade of profound change. The unparalleled growth in plant, micro-organism and animal-cell-based alternatives can drive this change as consumer tastes evolve, meat intake is reduced or cut altogether and demand for alternative food types rises.
The F&B industry is majorly driving due to the growing consumers' preferences and demands alongside major leaps forward in food technologies like alternative proteins, aquaculture and vertical farming. These trends are reshaping food systems, driving innovation to solve global food security and creating more sustainable products and facilities.
Moreover, many companies are planning for expansion in the protein alternatives business. For instance, in April 2020, Starbucks announced the rollout of plant-based food & beverage menu across China by launching products from Oatly, Beyond Meat and Omnipork.
The rise of the pet food business and greater consumer awareness of pet health drive the market for alternative proteins in North America. Major corporations are investing in the launch of new products for both domestic and international markets.
Protein consumption is a function of market maturity in North America. Compared to the global average, U.S. consumes nearly twice as much beef protein as the rest of the world. As a result, traditional protein consumption in U.S. is projected to remain strong, including both conventional and alternative protein products.
In addition, there was a boom in newly released vegan, dairy-free and ethical products (meaning producers do not contribute to animal cruelty). With the addition of new products, the landscape gets more competitive as new trends emerge.
While the environmental and food security aspects are appealing, public acceptability depends on equity. Alternative proteins must have the same taste and texture as the conventional proteins they are replacing and cost the same or less.
As per Blue Horizon Corporation, by 2035, higher carbon costs and support for farmers shifting from animal agriculture to alternative protein sources could increase consumption by 22%. By 2025, North America would have reached "peak meat," and animal protein consumption in those markets would begin to drop.
The major global players in the market include Koninklijke DSM N.V, Kerry Group, DuPont, Cargill, Incorporated, Ynsect, Ingredion Incorporated, Emsland Group, Cosucra Group and Batory Foods Chapul.
The global alternative proteins market report would provide approximately 69 tables, 69 figures and 203 Pages.
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