Animal Feed Organic Trace Mineral Market Analysis, Market Size, Application Analysis, Regional Outlook, Competitive Strategies and Forecasts, 2014 to 2020

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Animal Feed Organic Trace Mineral Market Analysis,

Market Size, Application Analysis, Regional Outlook,

Competitive Strategies And Forecasts, 2014 To 2020

Industry Insights

Animal feed organic trace minerals market is expected to witness growth due to higher

bioavailability in comparison to inorganic trace minerals. Market revenue could be in excess of

USD 600 million by 2020 due to its benefits in enhancing animal health and productivity.

Animal, as a protein source is anticipated to drive market for animal meat around the world,

which in turn will increase the demand for organic trace mineral market. Strict rules & regulation

imposed by FDA and REACH have been a major restraint for the market.

High R&D cost associated with developing organic minerals in comparison to their inorganic

counterparts is also expected to hamper market growth. These factors are expected to reduce

animal feed organic trace minerals demand.

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Product Insights

Product segments included in report are zinc, manganese, copper, iron and other segments which

include chromium, cobalt and selenium. In 2012, Zinc dominated the market, with revenue

expected at over $180 million. Zinc would witness highest growth in terms of revenue at a

CAGR of over 5.5% from 2014 to 2020. Zinc plays critical role in maintaining immunity and

health of animal, as the amount of zinc generally available in majority of animal feed is

insufficient to overcome the nutritional requirement of most animals.

Iron is an important organic mineral which improves metabolism and digestive health of animals,

being a primary oxygen carrier in animal body. With a better state of health, the lactation period

of cattle increases, resulting in higher...