Mold Inhibitors Market
Mold is a ubiquitous type of fungus which commonly grows on the food products and when present in large quantity can be hazardous for human health.
Mold is a ubiquitous type of fungus which commonly grows on the food products and when present in large quantity can be hazardous for human health.
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<strong>Mold</strong> <strong>Inhibitors</strong> <strong>Market</strong> - size and Key Trends in terms<br />
of volume and value 2015-2021<br />
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<strong>Mold</strong> <strong>Inhibitors</strong> <strong>Market</strong><br />
<strong>Mold</strong> is a ubiquitous type of fungus which commonly grows on the food products and when<br />
present in large quantity can be hazardous for human health. <strong>Mold</strong>s are generally grown over<br />
the food with high water content and temperature produce aflatoxin. <strong>Mold</strong> inhibitors are the<br />
substance that inhibits or restrict the growth of molds.<br />
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Rising demand from the consumers for the extended shelf life of food drives the mold inhibitors<br />
market. Moreover, increasing concern for health effects caused due to molds stimulates the<br />
growth of the market. In addition, animal feed market is growing rapidly owing to escalating<br />
demand for meat which is turns prompts the market demand. Growing demand for beverages<br />
and baked foods further adds to the mold inhibitors market growth. However, impact of some of<br />
the inhibitors on the human health is likely to hamper the growth of this market. Nevertheless,
<strong>Mold</strong> <strong>Inhibitors</strong> <strong>Market</strong><br />
rising awareness along with high demand from the emerging economies is expected to offer<br />
ample opportunities for mold inhibitors market.<br />
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In order to provide comprehensive view on the mold inhibitors market we have included a<br />
detailed value chain analysis. To understand the competitive landscape in the market, an<br />
analysis of Porter’s Five Forces model for the mold inhibitors market has also been included.<br />
The study encompasses a market attractiveness analysis, wherein product segments are<br />
benchmarked based on their market size, growth rate and general attractiveness. The report also<br />
analyzes several driving and restraining factors and their impact on the market during the<br />
forecast period.<br />
On the basis of type the mold inhibitors market can be segmented as benzoates, natamycin,<br />
propionates, sorbates and others. Natamycin is the most prominent segment and has usage in<br />
food industry, animal feed and pharma industry. <strong>Mold</strong> inhibitors have various applications in
<strong>Mold</strong> <strong>Inhibitors</strong> <strong>Market</strong><br />
animal feed, food, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics & personal care and other. Animal feed is the one<br />
of the leading segment due to high global demand for animal feedstock.<br />
North America dominated the mold inhibitors market owing to high usage of mold inhibitors in<br />
animal feed, food industry, pharmaceutical, cosmetics and others. U.S. is the leading consumer<br />
for mold inhibitors. Asia Pacific is the fastest growing market due to rapidly growing food<br />
industry along with rising disposable income, particularly in China and India. Latin America,<br />
Middle East and Africa are expected to experience sustainable growth in the forecast period<br />
owing to rising awareness for mold inhibitors.<br />
Some of the key players in the mold inhibitors market are Pacific Coast Chemicals, Associated<br />
British Foods Plc, E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company, Handary SA, Niacet Corporation,<br />
Eastman Chemical Company, Kemin Industries Inc., Archer Daniels Midland Company, BASF<br />
SE, Koninklijke DSM N.V., Associated British Foods Plc and Hawkins Watts Limited among<br />
others.<br />
The report segments of the mold inhibitors market into:
<strong>Mold</strong> <strong>Inhibitors</strong> <strong>Market</strong><br />
<strong>Mold</strong> <strong>Inhibitors</strong> <strong>Market</strong>: Type Segment Analysis<br />
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Benzoates<br />
Natamycin<br />
Propionates<br />
Sorbates<br />
Others<br />
<strong>Mold</strong> <strong>Inhibitors</strong> <strong>Market</strong>: Application Segment Analysis<br />
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Animal feed<br />
Food industry<br />
Pharmaceuticals<br />
Cosmetics & personal care<br />
Others<br />
<strong>Mold</strong> <strong>Inhibitors</strong> <strong>Market</strong>: Regional Segment Analysis
<strong>Mold</strong> <strong>Inhibitors</strong> <strong>Market</strong><br />
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North America<br />
o S.<br />
Europe<br />
o UK<br />
o France<br />
o Germany<br />
Asia Pacific<br />
o China<br />
o Japan<br />
o India<br />
Latin America<br />
o Brazil<br />
Middle East & Africa<br />
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