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全球民族食品市场,到 2030 年的预测:按类型、食品类型、配销通路和地区进行的全球分析Ethnic Food Market Forecasts to 2030 - Global Analysis By Type (Japanese, Mexican, Italian, Chinese, Thai and Other Types), Food Type, Distribution Channel and By Geography |
根据 Stratistics MRC 的数据,2023 年全球民族食品市场规模为 836 亿美元,预计在预测期内年复合成长率为 9.08%,到 2030 年达到 1537 亿美元。
民族美食是全球食品工业中一个充满活力且多元化的领域,提供各种各样的菜餚和口味,受到世界各地地区和国家饮食习惯的影响。这个市场的特点是注重区域特色、稀有食材和文化邂逅。民族食品市场包括多种美食,包括但不限于中国、印度、义大利、墨西哥、日本、泰国、韩国、中东、非洲和拉丁美洲美食。事实并非如此。每道菜都具有独特的风味、烹饪方法和食材,并因其真实性而受到讚赏。
根据欧盟(EU)地理标示和传统特产制度,一些民族食品受到原产地命名保护(PDO)、地理标誌保护(PGI)和传统特产保证体系(TSG)的约束。这些标准促进和保护品质食品和农产品的品牌。
来自不同国家和文化背景的人们迁移到新的土地。在移民目的地国家,这些移民常常带来烹饪传统,从而产生新的、多样化的美食。因此,您会在附近的市场找到各种民族美食。国际食品市场和专门销售民族食品的超市的开拓往往受到移民社区的影响。除了吸引顾客尝试世界各地不同美食的热情外,这些市场还迎合移民群体。
少数民族食品通常从一个国家运送到另一个国家,这需要使用食用化学防腐剂。然而,随着食品中天然成分的使用变得越来越普遍,少数族裔在试图长期保存其产品时可能会遇到困难。此外,由于海运是世界上主要的运输方式,货物到达目的地需要时间。在这种情况下,并非总是可以使用天然成分来延长产品的保质期。此外,由于许多公司规模较小且本地化,因此很难从化学材料转向天然材料,这可能会阻碍全球市场的扩张。
各国和地区频繁用餐和尝试不同美食的快节奏趋势,加上年轻人口的不断扩大,为亚太民族餐饮服务业创造了多种成长预测。印度人和其他开发中国家的人们越来越多地使用社交媒体讨论他们的烹饪体验,鼓励顾客根据他们的评论探索新的烹饪选择和餐厅。Masu。消费者越来越有兴趣透过正宗的本地和国际美食探索新的烹饪体验。此外,生产商还努力透过融入更多国际经典、更多品种、更多香料和更浓郁的口味来满足消费者对创新和独特烹饪产品的需求。
食品对消费者健康造成的风险是最直接且最严重的后果。食源性疾病,如细菌感染、食物中毒和胃肠道食品,可能是由受污染或处理不当的食品引起的。有关民族餐厅和食品食物中毒和不卫生条件的资讯可能会削弱消费者的信心。不利的评论和媒体宣传可能会进一步损害这些企业的声誉,因为顾客变得更不愿意在这些地方用餐或尝试整体的民族美食。
COVID-19 疫情的爆发减缓了 2020 年亚太地区民族食品的生产和出口。中国作为世界上最大的民族食品生产国之一,在民族食品的生产和出口方面却遇到了困难。 COVID-19 爆发后,世界各地众多工厂被迫关闭。结果,产量降至最低水平。疫情爆发后,以前喜欢外食的人们现在不得不留在家里以确保安全。然而,随着疫情增加对低脂、低热量食品的需求,消费者的健康意愿也改变了。 COVID-19 的爆发增加了对民族食品的需求,生产商正在抓住机会推出新产品。
由于日本民族食品市场多元化,用餐种类繁多,从传统到现代,日本市场预计将出现良好的成长。生鱼片和寿司是目前世界各地最有名的两种日本食品。专营寿司和生鱼片的日本餐厅遍布世界各大城市。顾客愿意支付高价购买优质、正宗的日本产品,如和牛牛排、芥末和多种酱油。便当盒、泡麵、寿司捲等即食便利产品不仅在日本,在海外的超市和便利商店也广泛销售,带动了市场的发展。
外食业预计在预测期内将实现最高的年复合成长率,因为它为顾客提供各种民族和全球美食。民族餐厅提供道地的美食、风味和用餐体验,让人们探索和品嚐来自世界各地不同的烹饪传统。民族餐厅提供来自多个国家和地区的美食,包括中国菜、印度菜、义大利菜、日本菜、泰国、墨西哥菜和地中海菜。每道菜都有其独特的口味、食材和烹饪方法。
由于亚洲客户数量不断增加,对泰国食品等亚洲食品的需求不断增加,预计北美将在预测期内占据最大的市场占有率。此外,北美地区食品和其他新民族美食的流行,增加了从各地区进口民族食品的需求。由于冷冻食品和当地美食的日益流行,消费者越来越被食品业所吸引。此外,冷冻和保存民族食品的持续研究和技术突破预计将推动美国经济扩张。
预计亚太地区在预测期内将呈现最高的年复合成长率,因为亚太地区许多国家和文化的动态、多样化和丰富的烹饪传统都反映在民族食品市场上。中国、印度、日本、泰国、韩国、越南、印尼、马来西亚和许多其他民族美食都在这个市场上有代表。许多亚洲美食都以健康着称,注重新新鲜食材、蔬菜和均衡的口味。随着意愿健康的饮食习惯不断扩大,这些菜餚吸引了寻求健康选择的顾客。
According to Stratistics MRC, the Global Ethnic Food Market is accounted for $83.6 billion in 2023 and is expected to reach $153.7 billion by 2030 growing at a CAGR of 9.08% during the forecast period. The ethnic food is a vibrant and varied area of the global food industry, offering a vast range of cuisines and flavours that are influenced by the regional and national culinary customs all over the world. This market is distinguished by its emphasis on regional specialties, unusual ingredients, and cultural encounters. A wide range of cuisines, including but not limited to Chinese, Indian, Italian, Mexican, Japanese, Thai, Korean, Middle Eastern, African, and Latin American, are included in the ethnic food market. Each cuisine brings its unique tastes, cooking methods, and ingredients and authenticity is highly valued.
According to European Union schemes for geographical indications and traditional specialties, some ethnic foods have protected designations of origin (PDO), protected geographical indications (PGI), and guaranteed traditional specialties (TSG). These standards promote and safeguard the brands of high-quality foodstuffs and agricultural products.
People from different nations and cultural backgrounds immigrate to new places. In their chosen countries, these immigrants frequently bring their culinary traditions with them, resulting in the creation of new and diverse cuisines. This adds to the diverse array of ethnic foods that may be found in nearby markets. The development of international food markets or supermarkets that specialize on ethnic ingredients is frequently influenced by the presence of immigrant communities. In addition to drawing customer's eager in trying out different cuisines from around the world, these markets serve the requirements of immigrant groups.
Food products from ethnic groups are typically transported from one country to another, necessitating the use of some edible chemical preservatives. However, as the use of natural ingredients in food products becomes more popular, ethnic groups may run into difficulties when trying to preserve their products for a longer period of time. Additionally, it takes time for the goods to arrive to their destination because the sea is the primary mode of transportation worldwide. In these circumstances, it might not always be possible to employ natural ingredients to maintain the products' long shelf lives. It might be challenging to switch from chemical to natural ingredients given the abundance of small and local businesses, which would impede the expansion of the worldwide market.
The fast-paced tendency of often eating and experimenting with different interstate and inter-country food cuisines, coupled with the expanding young population, have created several growth prospects in Asian-Pacific region's ethnic food services businesses. Indians and individuals from other developing nations are increasingly using social media to discuss their culinary experiences, encouraging customers to explore new cuisine alternatives and establishments based on the ratings given. Consumer interest in discovering new culinary experiences for authentic regional cuisines and global cuisines is growing. Additionally, producers are working hard to meet consumer demand for novel and distinctive culinary products by including more international classics, greater variety, spices, and potent flavors.
The risk to consumer health is the most immediate and serious effect of poor food safety and hygiene procedures. Foodborne illnesses, including bacterial infections, food poisoning, and gastrointestinal conditions, can result from contaminated or incorrectly prepared food. Consumer trust may be damaged by information about foodborne illnesses or unhygienic conditions at ethnic restaurants or food establishments. Customers can become reluctant to eat at these places or to try ethnic food in general and the reputation of these companies might be further harmed by unfavourable evaluations and media publicity.
The COVID-19 epidemic slowed the manufacturing and export of ethnic foods in the Asia Pacific region in 2020. China, one of the biggest manufacturers of foods for ethnic groups worldwide, had difficulty producing and exporting foods for ethnic cuisine. Following the COVID-19 outbreak, numerous factories throughout the world had to close. As a result, production was at its lowest. People who had previously enjoyed dining out had to stay at home for their safety after the epidemic. But because of the pandemic's increased demand for low-fat and low-calorie foods, consumer preferences for healthy options have shifted. Due to the COVID-19 epidemic, there is a greater demand for ethnic food, and producers have seized this chance to introduce new products.
The Japanese segment is estimated to have a lucrative growth, as there are many different traditional and modern meals available on the diversified Japanese ethnic food market. Sashimi and sushi are two of the most well-known Japanese foods that are now enjoyed around the world. Sushi and sashimi-focused Japanese eateries can be found in major cities all over the world. Customers are willing to spend more for premium, genuine Japanese products like Wagyu steak, wasabi, and several kinds of soy sauce because the Japanese food market values authenticity. Bento boxes, instant ramen, and sushi rolls are examples of ready-to-eat and convenience goods that are widely accessible in supermarkets and convenience store both in Japan and overseas which boosts the market.
The restaurants segment is anticipated to witness the highest CAGR growth during the forecast period, because they give customers access to a variety of ethnic and global cuisines. People can explore and taste the many different culinary traditions from around the world in ethnic restaurants because they provide authentic foods, flavours, and dining experiences. Various national and regional cuisines, such as Chinese, Indian, Italian, Japanese, Thai, Mexican, Mediterranean, and many more, are represented at ethnic restaurants. Every cuisine has its own distinctive tastes, ingredients, and cooking methods.
North America is projected to hold the largest market share during the forecast period owing to the rising demand for Asian foods like Thai food brought about by the relocation of more Asian customers in the area. Additionally, the need for the import of different regional ethnic group foods has increased due to the development in popularity of food products and other new ethnic cuisine cuisines in the North American region. Consumers have been drawn to this food industry by the rising popularity of frozen meals and local foods. Moreover, the United States' economic expansion is anticipated to be fuelled by on-going research and technology breakthroughs in the freezing and preservation of ethnic cuisines.
Asia Pacific is projected to have the highest CAGR over the forecast period, owing to the dynamic, diverse, and rich culinary traditions of the many nations and cultures in the Asia Pacific region are reflected in the market for ethnic foods. Chinese, Indian, Japanese, Thai, Korean, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Malaysian, and many other ethnic cuisines are represented in this market. The emphasis on fresh ingredients, veggies, and well-balanced flavours in many Asian cuisines gives them a reputation for being healthy. These cuisines appeal to customers looking for wholesome options as health-conscious eating habits keep expanding.
Some of the key players profiled in the Ethnic Food Market include: McCormick & Company Inc., Ajinomoto Co. Inc., General Mills Inc., Associated British Foods PLC, ARYZTA AG, Asli Fine Foods, Orkla ASA, Quality Ethnic Foods Inc., Charlie Bigham, Wanis International Food, Paulig Ltd., Capital Foods, The Spice Tailor, MTR Foods, Natco Foods, Tasty Bites, Santa Maria UK Ltd.,Taco Bell and B&G Foods
In June 2023, Ajinomoto Co., Inc. agreed on to acquire an additional 25% equity stake in Ajinomoto Genexine Co., Ltd. ("AGX"), a consolidated subsidiary of Ajinomoto Co., from Genexine, Inc. ("Genexine"), a biopharmaceutical company headquartered in Seoul, Korea
In February 2022, Aryzta, which operates the Cuisine de France brand, acquired the bakery, equipment, and the corresponding land of co-manufacturer De-Luxe Food Services from Envictus International Holdings Limited. This expansion strengthened Aryzta's relevant position in bakery products in Malaysia.