Synthetic Food Additives Reveal Mammoth Opportunity for Growth in Emerging Countries, Says Tmr

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Food Additives Market - Global Industry Analysis, Size,

Share, Growth, Trends, and Forecast 2015 - 2021

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29-07-2015

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Synthetic Food Additives Reveal Mammoth Opportunity for

Growth in Emerging Countries, Says TMR

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Food Additives Market

REPORT DESCRIPTION

The global food additives market is highly fragmented with a wide range of products and an equally large

number of market players, working for the food industry. The growth in the food and beverages industry

directly impacts the growth of the food additives market. The manufacturers in the food additives market

have to consistently modify their products to meet the requirements of customers. Of late, customers are

demanding newer flavors, gelatin-free, low fat, and color free products. Thus, companies are focusing on

these customer requirements and launching newer products from time to time, Transparency Market

Research finds in a new study.

Additive makers in the market comprise small, medium, and large size companies that work with different

market and product focus. The major players in the market include Cargill, Danisco, Givaudan, Archer

Daniels Midland, BASF, and Sensient Technologies Corporation. These players collectively accounted for a

massive 68.5% of the global food additives market in 2011.

Rising Demand for Functional Food to Work in Favor for Food Additives Market

The increasing prevalence of obesity, cancer, cardiovascular disorders, and other health issues have

strongly created a demand for functional foods that benefits for the prevention, management, or the

treatment of chronic diseases. This has spurred a growth in the demand for functional food additives.

Increasing cases of...