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2030年食品封装市场预测-按方法、核心阶段、外壳材料、技术、应用、最终用户和地区进行的全球分析Food Encapsulation Market Forecasts to 2030 - Global Analysis By Method, Core Phase, Shell Material, Technology, Application, End User and By Geography |
根据 Stratistics MRC 的数据,2023 年全球食品封装市场规模将达到 133.5 亿美元,预测期内復合年增长率为 10.2%,到 2030 年将达到 263.4 亿美元。
封装是一种有用的技术,可以增加活细胞和生物活性化合物向食品的输送。 封装的保护壳必须使用食品级可生物降解成分来设计,以有效地在内相与其环境之间提供屏障。
根据 2019 年 Nutrainredients 文章,食品行业消耗的维生素中有超过 40% 是封装化的。 维生素封装是将维生素分子封装在稳定的外壳中所必需的,以防止氧化、保存营养成分并防止产品随着时间的推移而变质。
根据IUUPAC,纳米封装尺寸为1100nm。 这些纳米封装含有高活性的生物活性剂,并且具有确保目标分布的理想尺寸。 尺寸 1 至 00 是膳食补充剂的理想选择。 这些封装可容纳 290-850 毫克的活性成分。 适用于粉状、颗粒状物料。 矿物质、水溶性和脂溶性维生素、抗氧化剂等最适合这种小封装尺寸。 因此,为了最大限度地发挥封装的用途和生物利用度,它们的尺寸必须很小。
功能性食品成分的开发和商业化是复杂、昂贵且不确定的。 成功的产品开发受到技术因素、消费者需求和监管条件的影响。 用于製造益生菌等新功能成分的菌株的研究和开发需要大量支出。
通过利用封装技术,食品和饮料行业可以延长保质期,同时保留食品的颜色、风味和营养价值。 由于生物活性化合物给保健食品带来令人反感的味道和颜色,用于掩饰颜色和味道的食品封装的使用正在增加。 此外,对调味食品不断增长的需求正在推动风味稳定行业的发展。
食品封装成本较高,因此食品和饮料行业的中小型製造商更喜欢传统的保存方法而不是封装技术。 功能性食品领域正在出现新的市场,研究人员正在努力满足这一需求,同时降低生产成本。 封装会产生额外的成本,为了经济上为所有製造商所接受,应该避免封装。 这包括设备和加工条件以及用于製造封装的材料。 此外,适合封装的芯材料的数量也是有限的。
微封装领域预计将快速增长。 由于微封装化用于提高食品中成分的质量,因此该技术用于保护核心成分在食品加工过程中不与其他成分相互作用以及免受外部环境的影响。
在整个主导时期,营养保健品领域将继续保持良好的复合年增长率,部分原因是面对医疗保健成本上升和生活方式相关疾病负担日益增加,向预防性医疗保健的范式转变。预计将维持下去。 随着人们健康意识的增强,维生素、矿物质、omega-3 和□等膳食补充剂变得越来越受欢迎。 此外,补充一些难以从食品中获取的成分可以满足膳食补充剂的要求,而封装在保持产品的口味、色泽、保质期和营养方面发挥着重要作用。
北美在全球食品封装市场中占有最大份额,因为亲水胶体和乳液等外壳材料的可用性很高,并且有许多生产商。 此外,这一发展与加工食品行业的技术进步有关。 此外,由于该地区存在众多参与者以及消费者对功能性食品的意识和需求不断增长。
由于对加工食品的需求不断增长以及食品和饮料行业的蓬勃发展,亚太地区在预测期内出现了巨大的增长。 快速城市化和生活水平提高推动的可支配收入增加,特别是在中国和印度等新兴经济体,也推动了该地区的增长。 然而,随着城市化的快速进展,人们对方便食品的偏好日益增加,封装化食品配料的采用也在加速。
2023 年 2 月,凯爱瑞宣布建立新的合作伙伴关係,以巩固其欧洲分销网络。 凯爱瑞宣布整合其泛欧分销网络的详细信息。 该公司已选择 Azelis 和 Caldic 作为合作伙伴,向欧洲地区的特定客户分销凯爱瑞产品。
2022 年 11 月,嘉吉宣布收购欧文斯伯勒谷物公司。 嘉吉和欧文斯伯勒谷物公司是第五代家族拥有的大豆加工和精炼厂,位于佳能欧文斯伯勒。 嘉吉今天宣布,已达成最终协议,将欧文斯伯勒谷物公司 (OGC) 添加到其北美农业供应链业务中。
2022 年 9 月,巴斯夫与美国科技初创公司 Lycarbon Inc. 宣布达成合作协议,独家许可 Lycarbon 的专有技术并将其商业化。
2021 年 5 月,凯爱瑞宣布将在澳大利亚昆士兰州建立专门的食品技术和创新中心。
2021 年 4 月,巴斯夫欧洲公司与 Sandoz GmbH 签署协议,投资奥地利昆德尔/沙夫特瑙园区。 该协议将使巴斯夫欧洲公司能够进一步开发其□和生物技术产品的生产基地。
According to Stratistics MRC, the Global Food Encapsulation Market is accounted for $13.35 billion in 2023 and is expected to reach $26.34 billion by 2030 growing at a CAGR of 10.2% during the forecast period. Encapsulation is a useful technique for increasing the delivery of living cells and bioactive compounds into foods. The protective shell of encapsulates must be designed using food-grade, biodegradable ingredients that are effective at providing a barrier between the internal phase and its environment.
According to an article by Nutraingredients in 2019, over 40% of the vitamins consumed in the food industry are encapsulated. The encapsulation of vitamins is necessary to enclose vitamin molecules in a stable shell to prevent oxidation, preserve the nutrients, and avoid the products from deteriorating for a longer period.
Nanocapsules have a size range of 1100 nm, according to IUUPAC. These nanocapsules are the ideal size for containing highly active bioactives and ensuring targeted distribution. Sizes 1 through 00 are best suited for dietary supplements. These capsules can hold between 290 and 850 mg of the active ingredient. They are appropriate for powdered and granular materials. Minerals, water- and fat-soluble vitamins, and antioxidants work best in these small capsule sizes. As a result, in order to maximize the capsule's utility and bioavailability, its size must be reduced.
The development and commercialization of functional food components are complex, costly, and uncertain. Product development success is influenced by technological factors, consumer demand, and legislative and regulatory contexts. Significant expenditure is necessary for the R&D of a strain to be employed in the creation of new functional components such as probiotics.
Using encapsulation techniques, the food and beverage sector can preserve the color, flavor, and nutritional value of food products while also improving their shelf life. Because bioactive compounds impart an unattractive taste or color to healthful foods, the use of food encapsulation for color and taste masking has increased. Furthermore, the growing demand for flavored food products propels the flavor stabilization industry.
Because food encapsulation can be costly, manufacturers of small and medium-sized enterprises in the food and beverage industry prefer traditional preservation procedures over encapsulation techniques. New markets are emerging in the functional food sector, and researchers are working to accommodate this need while lowering production costs. Encapsulation incurs additional costs, which must be avoided in order to enable all manufacturers to be economically acceptable. This includes not just the materials used to construct capsules but also the equipment and processing conditions. There are also a limited number of core materials suitable for encapsulation.
The microencapsulation segment is expected to grow rapidly because microencapsulation is used to improve the quality of ingredients in food products, and this technology is used to protect the core ingredients from interacting with other ingredients while processing the food products and from the external environment.
Dietary Supplements segment projected to hold lucrative CAGR throughout the domination period as it is being driven in part by a paradigm shift toward preventive health management in the face of rising healthcare expenditures and an increased burden of lifestyle diseases. Dietary supplements such as vitamins, minerals, Omega 3, enzymes, and so on are becoming more popular as people become more health conscious. Additionally, ingredients that are difficult to obtain from food can be met through a supplement to meet dietary requirements, where encapsulation plays a significant role in maintaining the product's taste, color, preservation, and nutrition.
Because of the great availability of shell materials such as hydrocolloids and emulsions, as well as the existence of a large number of producers, North America has the largest share of the worldwide food encapsulation market. Furthermore, the development is associated with technological advancements in the processed food business. Additionally, because of the region's large number of players and expanding consumer awareness and demand for functional food products.
The Asia-Pacific region has grown tremendously over the forecast period, owing to rising demand for processed foods and a thriving food and beverage industry. Rapid urbanization has increased disposable income, and rising living standards, particularly in emerging economies such as China and India, are also driving regional growth. However, the rapid rate of urbanization has also increased the preference for convenience foods, accelerating the adoption of encapsulated food ingredients.
Some of the key players in Food Encapsulation market include Advanced Bionutrition Corp, Aveka, BASF SE, Blachem Inc, Cargill, Incorporated, Clextral, DSM, DuPont, Encpasys LLC, Firmenich SA, FrieslandCampina, Ingredion, International Flavors & Fragrances Inc. IFF, Kerry, Lycored, Sensient Technologies Corporation , Sphera Encapsulation, Symrise, Tastetech and Vitablend.
In Feb 2023, Kerry announces new partnerships to consolidate distribution network in Europe. Kerry has announced details of the consolidation of its distributor network across Europe. The company has chosen Azelis and Caldic as distribution partners for Kerry products to selected customers in the European region.
In November 2022, Cargill announces acquisition of Owensboro Grain Company, Cargill and Owensboro Grain Company, a fifth-generation family-owned soybean processing facility and refinery located in Owensboro, Ky., today announced that they have entered into a definitive agreement where Cargill will add Owensboro Grain Company (OGC) to its North American agricultural supply chain business.
In September 2022, BASF and RiKarbon Inc., a U.S.-based technology start-up, announce the signing of a partnership contract to exclusively license and commercialize proprietary technology from RiKarbon.
In May 2021, Kerry has announced it will develop a purpose-built food technology and innovation center of excellence in Queensland, Australia.
In April 2021, BASF SE has agreed with Sandoz GmbH to invest at the Kundl/Schaftenau Campus in Austria. This agreement enables BASF SE to further develop its production footprint for enzymes and biotechnology products.
Note: Tables for North America, Europe, APAC, South America, and Middle East & Africa Regions are also represented in the same manner as above.