Global Enzymes Market Size, Market Share, Application Analysis, Regional Outlook, Growth, Trends, Competitive Scenario and Forecasts, 2012 to 2020

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Global Enzymes Market Size, Market Share, Application

Analysis, Regional Outlook, Growth, Trends, Competitive

Scenario And Forecasts, 2012 To 2020

Industry Insights

Increasing global population and changing lifestyle trends has increased demand for processed food

products which is expected to positively impact the enzymes market over the forecast period. Growing

application scope in animal feed industry is further estimated to augment demand for enzymes over the

forecast period. Global enzymes market is expected to be reach a value of over USD 7 million by 2020,

growing at a CAGR at over 8% from 2014 to 2020.

Enzymes have gained prominence in the food and beverage industry primarily due to the need for

superior food quality and high reaction specificity. Food enzymes such as lipase, protease and

carbohydrase have softening, digestive and anti-stalling properties, which increase the shelf life of

products.

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Enzymes are also used in detergents; small amount of enzyme can act on many substrate molecules and

can provide superior cleaning benefits to consumers. Detergents application segment accounted for

over 900 million of global demand in 2013. However, owing to the inconsistent regulations in various

developed countries, the market is expected to face considerable challenges. Restriction in temperature

and pH of operation is estimated to hamper market growth. Rising adoption of enzyme engineering in

synthetic biology has driven enzyme market penetration. This in turn is expected to facilitate great

opportunities for enzyme market in chemical and fuel applications.

Product Insights

Enzymes market is segregated into nucleases & polymerases, lipases, carbohydrase and proteases.

Carbohydrase accounted for over 40% of...