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Soup Market Consumption, Key Players and Growth by Shares Forecast to 2021

Soup consumption by people under medical observation is expected to trigger the market growth in near future.

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These products are available at retail s<strong>to</strong>res either in cans or in dried form. Canned products need<br />

warming before consumption whereas the dried ingredients are <strong>to</strong> be mixed with boiled water.<br />

Development of packaging industry has helped in driving the growth of these eatery items.<br />

Sophisticated packaging solutions have resulted in increasing shelf life <strong>and</strong> therefore preserving the<br />

taste <strong>and</strong> nutrient. Small eatery vendors <strong>and</strong> café outlets have been serving soups on account of their<br />

increasing popularity. These outlets form an integral part of the value chain of street food where<br />

consumers buy products on account of its affordable cost <strong>and</strong> convenience. Companies are targeting<br />

these small vendors in order <strong>to</strong> increase their presence in the retail market <strong>and</strong> connect with the end<br />

consumers.<br />

These small eatery outlets are used <strong>by</strong> smart marketers <strong>to</strong> promote their products using attractive<br />

sign boards. The Campbell soup company invented condensed soup in 1897 <strong>and</strong> revolutionized the<br />

commercial soup market in the U.S. Condensed soup are canned products in the concentrated form<br />

which need the addition of water. Condensation allowed manufacturers <strong>to</strong> pack these products in<br />

smaller cans <strong>and</strong> sell at a lower price. Moreover, consumers were able <strong>to</strong> cus<strong>to</strong>mize their soups using<br />

this condensed liquid as a base for home-made soups.<br />

Hectic lifestyle <strong>and</strong> increasing st<strong>and</strong>ard of living drive the consumption of ready <strong>to</strong> eat products in<br />

urban areas. Commercial soups available in the retail s<strong>to</strong>res are quick <strong>and</strong> easy <strong>to</strong> make. Canned <strong>and</strong><br />

dried packs are available in supermarkets, hypermarkets <strong>and</strong> convenience s<strong>to</strong>res. Canned products<br />

are marketed as ready <strong>to</strong> eat with no further requirement for further processing. The dem<strong>and</strong> has<br />

further increased owing <strong>to</strong> microwave bowls, offering convenience at workplaces <strong>and</strong> small café<br />

outlets. Clear soups are known <strong>to</strong> contain vegetables with less salt. Their increasing popularity as a<br />

diet for medical patients is expected <strong>to</strong> drive the dem<strong>and</strong> in near future. Health aware consumers<br />

prefer clear soups on account of its nutrient content <strong>and</strong> low salt content. Such market trend is<br />

expected <strong>to</strong> propel the dem<strong>and</strong> over the forecast period.<br />

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Some ingredients used in the manufacturing are subjected <strong>to</strong> health concerns, which are expected <strong>to</strong><br />

pull the dem<strong>and</strong> down in the near future. Some soup categories are not preferred <strong>by</strong> the consumers<br />

owing <strong>to</strong> the presence of monosodium glutamate. Companies have come up with products without<br />

monosodium glutamate in order <strong>to</strong> cater these consumers. Some consumers may show symp<strong>to</strong>ms of

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