Starch Derivatives Market Is Expexted to Reach Us$68.7 Bn by 2021, Expanding at a Cagr of 5.90% During 2015 to 2021the Global Opportunity in Starch Derivatives Stood at Us$45.3 Bn in 2014. Rising at a Cagr of 5.90%

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Starch Derivatives Market - Global Industry Analysis,

Trend, Size, Share and Forecast 2015 - 2021

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07-12-2015

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Starch Derivatives Market

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The growing preference for ready-to-consume food and beverages across the world is influencing the

demand for starch derivatives significantly. The rising popularity of non-carbonated and energy drinks is

complimenting this demand, as these beverages utilize natural sweeteners, of which these derivatives are

important components. Apart from this, starch derivatives also have significant application in textile

weaving and finishing, and the production of biofuels and glue due to which their demand is increasing by

leaps and bounds.

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Going forward, the market is likely to witness a remarkable inflow of capital, as starch derivative producers

are increasing their focus on improving the quality of their products in order to gain a competitive edge.

Additionally, the demand for starch derivatives is anticipated to register a steady rise in the coming years

due to the rapid expansion of the food and beverages industry. The usage of these derivatives in cosmetics

as emulsifiers, in medicines as binders, and in animal feed and fiber additives is also projected to provide

potential opportunities for market growth in the near future.

The global opportunity in starch derivatives stood at US$45.3 bn in 2014. Rising at a CAGR of 5.90%

between 2015 and 2021, it is estimated to be...