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饲料酵素市场份额、规模 - 增长、趋势、COVID-19 影响和预测 (2023-2028)Feed Enzymes Market Share, Size - Growth, Trends, and Forecasts (2023 - 2028) |
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在预测期内 (2022-2027),饲料酵素市场预计将以 7.8% 的复合年增长率增长。
COVID-19 的爆发扰乱了供应链并导致短缺。 此次疫情对饲料酵素製剂市场产生了一定影响。 此外,各国政府已实施居家令,导致许多农民因预期可能出现短缺而恐慌性购买动物饲料。 包括卡车短缺、交付量下降和员工感染 COVID-19 在内的一些担忧迫使农民囤积动物饲料。 例如,在美国,牲畜饲料市场的主要参与者担心干酒糟 (DDG) 的短缺,DDG 是饲料加工业中用作原料的一种重要产品。
近年来,加工肉类的消费量有所增加。 消费者的偏好大多已转向有机肉类。 因此,生产商正在寻找创新的解决方案和高效的技术来满足对有机肉类的需求,导致饲料製造商增加对包括酵素在内的饲料添加剂的消耗,以提高动物生产力。
食品安全已成为世界上许多政府的首要任务,尤其是北美和欧洲的政府。 动物经常站在排洩物中并处于持续的紧张状态,这会影响它们的免疫系统并使它们更容易受到感染。 亚太地区已成为饲料酵素增长最快的市场之一。 这个市场的主要驱动力是大量的牲畜和不断增加的饲料厂。 这些趋势正吸引着众多玩家进入饲料酵素市场。
目前,大多数商业碳水化合物用于结构碳水化合物,但用于淀粉的碳水化合物降解酵素(淀粉酵素)在饲料生产商中越来越受欢迎。 然而,植酸酵素已成为最有效和最有利的饲料添加剂之一,一些国家製定了禁止使用磷酸盐溶液的法律,从而导致植酸酵素的大量使用。 2019 年,巴斯夫推出了适用于猪、家禽和水产养殖的新型植酸酵素 Natuphos E。 可为饲料工业提供必需的营养物质。
在过去的几年里,主要用于生猪、肉鸡和乳製品行业的饲料产量大幅增长,而且增长稳定。 根据奥特奇饲料研究,过去五年,饲料行业累计增长13%,年均增长率为2.49%。 这些因素推动了肉鸡、乳製品和猪等动物饲料製造商对优质酵素的强劲销售和需求。 饲料产量的增加也得到了有利的政府法规的支持,导致对可添加到动物饲料中以提高动物衍生产品质量的成分的持续需求。 例如,在俄罗斯和中国等国家,政府政策正在推动猪饲料的国内生产和进口替代,过去几年对蛋白酵素等饲料酵素的需求显着增加。 Novozymes 和 DSM BASF SE 等饲料製造商积极在鸡饲料中使用市售的饲料酵素,因为它们具有提高性能、提高饲料利用率以及因减少粪便中的养分而减少环境污染等好处。 因此,上述因素很可能在预测期内推动市场。
在预测期内,亚太地区预计将继续保持较高的复合年增长率。 在亚太地区,中国和印度人口众多,是大市场。 在中国和印度,估计有 7,200 家饲料厂生产约 2.27 亿公吨复合饲料。 奥特奇研究显示,2020 年至 2021 年亚太地区的饲料产量将从 43361 万吨增加到 45812.1 万吨,创下所有地区 5.7% 的最高复合年增长率。 预计每个国家对复合饲料的需求和产量不断增加,将为亚太地区的饲料酵素市场提供动力。
随着中国饲料和动物生产行业继续快速发展,重点是肉鸡和生猪,饲料厂公司正在寻求饲料酵素的创新,这将为该国不断发展的畜牧业增加价值。我正在积极寻求它。
此外,在日本,消费者对有机食品的了解程度较低,而且产品种类有限,这也困扰着有机食品市场。 在日本,过去几年含抗生素的饲料添加剂的产量一直在下降。 人们越来越意识到抗生素的不利影响,这增加了对饲料酵素等其他饲料添加剂的需求。
市场整合,主要参与者包括 Koninklijke DSM NV、BASF SE、Dupont de Numerous Inc、Alltech Inc 和 Adisseo。 市场参与者正在通过收购和研发投资等各种战略来挖掘市场潜力。
The feed enzymes market is projected to register a CAGR of 7.8% during the forecast period (2022-2027).
The COVID-19 outbreak led to supply chain disruption, resulting in short supply. The outbreak slightly affected the market for feed enzymes. Furthermore, as various governments implemented stay-at-home orders, many farmers resorted to panic buying animal feed in anticipation of potential shortages. Several concerns, such as truck shortages, reduced deliveries, and employees contracting COVID-19, compelled farmers to stock their animal feed supplies. For instance, in United States, the key stakeholders in the livestock feed market were worried about the lack of dried distillers grains (DDGs), an important by-product in the feed processing industry being used as a raw material.
Over the last few years, the consumption of processed meat increased. Consumers are mostly shifting their preferences toward organic meat. Thus, producers are looking for innovative solutions and efficient techniques that cater to the demand for organic meat, leading to increased consumption of feed additives, including enzymes, by the feed producers to enhance animal productivity.
Food safety has become a paramount issue for many governments worldwide, especially in North America and Europe. Animals often stand in their waste and are under constant duress, which affects their immune system, making them prone to infections. Asia-Pacific emerged as one of the fastest-growing markets for feed enzymes. It is majorly driven by a large livestock population and an increasing number of feed mills. These trends are attracting more players to enter the feed enzymes market.
Currently, most commercial carbohydrates are being used against structural carbohydrates, although carbohydrases for starch (amylases) are becoming increasingly popular among feed producers. However, phytases have emerged as one of the most effective and lucrative feed additives, as laws in some countries discourage phosphorous solutions, thereby contributing to their high use. In 2019, BASF launched a new phytase, Natuphos E, for swine, poultry, and aquaculture. It can provide some vital nutrients for the feed industry.
In the past couple of years, feed production, primarily for the pig and broiler industries and the dairy industry, witnessed a substantial and healthy growth, which was strongly supported by the industrialization of the livestock sector (as a result of higher consumption of meat, milk, and eggs across the world). According to the Alltech feed survey, in the past five years, the feed industry has seen a total growth of 13%, which translates to an average growth rate of 2.49% per annum. This factor, in turn, has strongly augmented the sales and demand for high-quality enzymes from the animal feed manufacturers, such as broiler, diary, and pig. The increasing feed production is also supported by favorable government regulations, which, in turn, create a continuous demand for ingredients that can be added to animal feed to boost the quality of animal-sourced products. For instance, in countries like Russia and China, where the government policies favor internal pig feed production and import displacement, the demand for feed enzymes, such as proteases, has seen a substantial increase in the past couple of years. The feed manufacturers, such as Novozymes and DSM BASF SE, are actively using commercial feed enzymes in poultry feeds due to their advantages, such as improved performance and feed utilization and minimized environmental pollution due to the reduced nutrients in manure. Thus, the above factors may drive the market during the forecast period.
The Asia-Pacific market is expected to register a high CAGR during the forecast period. China and India are the larger markets in Asia-Pacific due to their larger population. In China and India, an estimated 7,200 feed mills produce nearly 227 million metric ton of compound feed. As per the Alltech survey, feed production in Asia-Pacific increased from 433.610 million metric ton to 458.121 million metric ton between 2020 and 2021, registering the highest CAGR of 5.7% compared to all the regions. The higher demand and production of compound feed in the countries are expected to provide impetus to the feed enzymes market in the Asia-Pacific region.
As the feed and animal production industry, primarily broiler and pigs, continues to evolve rapidly in China, the feed mill companies are actively seeking innovations in feed enzymes that add value to the growing livestock sector of the country.
Further, in Japan, the organic market is troubled by the limited range and variety of available products, coupled with a low understanding of organics among Japanese consumers. The production of antibiotic feed additives in the country has constantly been declining for the past few years. With the growing awareness of the negative effects of antibiotics, the demand for other feed additives such as feed enzymes and other products is increasing.
The market studied is consolidated, with the presence of major companies, such as Koninklijke DSM NV, BASF SE, Dupont de Numerous Inc., Alltech Inc., and Adisseo. The market players are tapping the market potential through various strategies, including acquisitions and investments in R&D.