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市场调查报告书
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1797697
清真食品市场机会、成长动力、产业趋势分析及 2025 - 2034 年预测Halal Foods Market Opportunity, Growth Drivers, Industry Trend Analysis, and Forecast 2025 - 2034 |
2024年,全球清真食品市场价值达2.5兆美元,预计2034年将以9.1%的复合年增长率成长,达到6兆美元。这一成长趋势的动力源于消费者对符合宗教价值观和现代健康、道德和品质标准的清真认证产品日益增长的兴趣。清真食品涵盖广泛的类别,包括肉类、乳製品、功能性饮料、包装食品以及符合伊斯兰饮食法规的食材。随着越来越多的消费者将清真认证与清洁、安全和道德采购联繫起来,即使是非穆斯林消费者也对清真认证产生了浓厚的兴趣。
全球穆斯林人口不断成长,可支配收入不断提高,以及人们对清真标准的认知度不断提升,持续推动清真食品的需求。各大企业正在透过经认证的植物性、有机和功能性产品拓展产品组合,同时透过线上通路和现代零售模式拓展业务。可追溯性、永续采购和区块链认证方面的创新正在帮助重塑消费者信心和预期,尤其是在出口驱动型市场。随着国际清真标准日趋统一,各国政府加大对基础设施的投资以支持清真食品的生产和贸易,该行业为全球企业集团和新兴食品新创公司提供了高成长机会。
市场范围 | |
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起始年份 | 2024 |
预测年份 | 2025-2034 |
起始值 | 2.5兆美元 |
预测值 | 6兆美元 |
复合年增长率 | 9.1% |
2024年,传统零售业态占51.5%的市场份额,销售额达1.3兆美元。超市、本地专卖店、便利商店和传统市场仍然是清真肉类、家禽和包装食品的主要购买场所,尤其是在消费者更愿意亲自验证认证和新鲜度的地方。由于消费者信任度和其提供的实体保障,这些门市将继续占据主导地位。
国际认证标准领域占57.6%,2024年估值达1.5兆美元。这些全球认可的认证有助于确保跨境清真合规信任,并支持产品在全球贸易中的合法性。在全球统一框架下颁发的认证在不同地区被视为可靠,有助于增强消费者信心。这些标准旨在统一清真定义,简化各国监管差异,并协助食品出口商拓展更广大的市场。
2024年,亚太地区清真食品市场占了50.2%的市场。该地区的主导地位得益于其庞大的穆斯林人口、日益增长的清真食品真实性意识以及不断增长的消费者收入水平。随着越来越多的消费者寻求食品采购和加工的透明度,该地区的需求持续成长。城镇化和更严格的清真食品监管也促进了该地区日益突出的地位。即使在穆斯林人口较少的国家,随着全球化食品趋势和国际贸易的推进,获得清真认证的清真产品的吸引力也不断增强。
影响清真食品市场的关键参与者包括联合利华、雀巢公司、米达玛公司、QL Foods 和嘉吉公司。为了在清真食品市场占据更有利地位,领先公司正在实施多方面策略,重点是创新、认证和全球扩张。许多公司正在投资清真产品多样化,包括清洁标籤、有机和植物性替代品,以满足不断变化的消费者偏好。加强可追溯性系统并与国际清真标准接轨对于提升品牌信誉和出口准备至关重要。企业正在扩大电子商务业务并建立强大的全通路零售网络,以接触更年轻、精通科技的消费者。与当地认证机构、政府机构和清真物流公司的合作有助于简化合规和分销流程。这些参与者也积极促进采购和生产的透明度,以符合道德消费主义,使清真产品更容易进入主流市场。
The Global Halal Foods Market was valued at USD 2.5 trillion in 2024 and is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 9.1% to reach USD 6 trillion by 2034. This upward trend is being driven by increasing consumer interest in halal-certified products that align with both religious values and modern standards for health, ethics, and quality. Halal foods span a wide range of categories, including meats, dairy, functional beverages, packaged foods, and ingredients that are compliant with Islamic dietary laws. As more consumers associate halal certification with cleanliness, safety, and ethical sourcing, interest is rising even among non-Muslim buyers.
The growing global Muslim population, along with rising disposable incomes and stronger awareness of halal standards, continues to fuel demand. Companies are broadening their portfolios with certified plant-based, organic, and functional offerings while expanding through online channels and modern retail formats. Innovations in traceability, sustainable sourcing, and blockchain-backed certification are helping reshape consumer confidence and expectations, especially in export-driven markets. As international halal standards become more unified and governments invest in infrastructure to support halal production and trade, the sector offers high-growth opportunities for both global conglomerates and emerging food startups.
Market Scope | |
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Start Year | 2024 |
Forecast Year | 2025-2034 |
Start Value | $2.5 Trillion |
Forecast Value | $6 Trillion |
CAGR | 9.1% |
In 2024, the traditional retail formats segment held a 51.5% share, equating to USD 1.3 trillion in sales. Supermarkets, local specialty stores, convenience retailers, and traditional markets remain key purchase destinations for halal meat, poultry, and packaged foods, especially where consumers prefer to verify certification and freshness firsthand. These outlets continue to dominate because of consumer trust and the physical assurance they offer.
The international certification standards segment held a 57.6% share, with a valuation of USD 1.5 trillion in 2024. These globally recognized certifications help assure cross-border trust in halal compliance and support product legitimacy in global trade. Certifications issued under globally aligned frameworks are seen as reliable across different regions and help boost consumer confidence. These standards aim to unify definitions of halal and simplify regulatory differences between countries, aiding food exporters in reaching wider markets.
Asia Pacific Halal Foods Market held a 50.2% share in 2024. The region's dominance is tied to its large Muslim population, growing awareness of halal food authenticity, and rising consumer income levels. The demand in this region continues to rise as more consumers seek transparency in food sourcing and processing. Urbanization and stronger halal food regulation also contribute to the region's growing prominence. Even in countries with smaller Muslim populations, the appeal of certified halal goods is increasing in response to globalized food trends and international trade.
Key players shaping the Halal Foods Market include Unilever, Nestle S.A., Midamar Corporation, QL Foods, and Cargill Incorporated. To secure a stronger position in the halal foods market, leading companies are implementing multifaceted strategies focused on innovation, certification, and global expansion. Many are investing in halal product diversification, including clean-label, organic, and plant-based alternatives, to meet evolving consumer preferences. Enhancing traceability systems and aligning with international halal standards are central to boosting brand credibility and export readiness. Businesses are expanding e-commerce operations and building robust omnichannel retail networks to reach younger, tech-savvy consumers. Partnerships with local certifying bodies, government agencies, and halal logistics firms help streamline compliance and distribution. These players are also actively promoting transparency in sourcing and production to align with ethical consumerism, making halal products more accessible across mainstream markets.