Feed Enzymes Procurement Report - Market Research Future
Feed enzymes are either plant-derived or chemical ingredients used to boost the quality of the animal nutrition as well as nutritional properties of the animal fodder. The feed enzyme helps to stimulate and secrete digestive enzymes, which, in turn, boost an immune response.
Feed enzymes are either plant-derived or chemical ingredients used to boost the quality of the animal nutrition as well as nutritional properties of the animal fodder. The feed enzyme helps to stimulate and secrete digestive enzymes, which, in turn, boost an immune response.
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<strong>Feed</strong> <strong>Enzymes</strong> <strong>Market</strong> <strong>Research</strong> <strong>Report</strong>- Forecast to 2023<br />
<strong>Feed</strong> <strong>Enzymes</strong> <strong>Market</strong><br />
<strong>Research</strong> <strong>Report</strong>- Forecast<br />
to 2023<br />
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<strong>Market</strong> Overview:<br />
<strong>Feed</strong> enzymes are either plant-derived or chemical ingredients used to boost the quality of the<br />
animal nutrition as well as nutritional properties of the animal fodder. The feed enzyme helps to<br />
stimulate and secrete digestive enzymes, which, in turn, boost an immune response. Additionally,<br />
feed enzymes market is observing an exponential growth based on its high usage in the feed<br />
industry. Rising health concerns is one of the major factors contributing to the growth of the global<br />
feed enzymes market.<br />
<strong>Market</strong> Scenario<br />
<strong>Feed</strong> enzymes have gained status globally because they improve the quality as well as quantity<br />
produced by the animals. Changing lifestyle and consumers’ preferences towards a healthy diet,<br />
natural products, and increasing meat consumption are the key drivers of the market.<br />
Growing population in developing countries has increased the demand for production of poultry,<br />
ruminants, and other livestock for consumption, which has uplifted the demand for feed enzymes<br />
in the market. Furthermore, increasing consumption of poultry and meat products is adding fuel<br />
to the growth of the global feed enzymes market.<br />
Key Findings<br />
• <strong>Feed</strong> enzymes have a massive opportunity in the animal feed industry<br />
• Application of feed enzymes in poultry animals is experiencing a higher growth rate<br />
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Segmentation Analysis<br />
The feed enzymes market is segmented into type, livestock, and form.<br />
Since the type, it is segmented into protease, phytase, and others. Among all, the phytase<br />
enzyme segment is dominating the market followed by whey protease enzyme owing to the<br />
presence of phosphorus content that is helpful in improving animal metabolism as well as<br />
reproduction.<br />
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Regional Analysis<br />
The global feed enzymes market is segmented into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and<br />
rest of the world (RoW). The North American region is dominating the feed enzymes market<br />
followed by the Asia Pacific owing to rising population followed by increasing consumption of<br />
poultry and meat products in developing regions. Moreover, China is the major exporter of<br />
poultry and meat, which, in turn, drives the market of feed enzymes in the Asia Pacific region.<br />
Key players in the feed enzymes market are largely located in North America and Europe. Key<br />
players following strategies of merger and acquisition with small players to expand their<br />
business in other regions due to increasing demand for feed enzymes in the animal feed<br />
industry.<br />
Global Key Players<br />
• Behn Meyer Holding AG (Germany)<br />
• Adisseo France SAS (France)<br />
• Azelis Holding S.A. (Belgium)<br />
• Novus International, Inc. (U.S.)<br />
• Rossari Biotech Ltd. (India)<br />
• Alltech, Inc. (U.S.)<br />
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Intended Audience<br />
Asia Pacific<br />
• China<br />
• India<br />
• Australia<br />
• Japan<br />
• Rest of Asia Pacific<br />
Rest of the world<br />
• Brazil<br />
• Argentina<br />
• South Africa<br />
• Others<br />
• Rest of the world<br />
The report for feed enzymes market of <strong>Market</strong> <strong>Research</strong> <strong>Future</strong> comprises of extensive primary<br />
research along with the detailed analysis of qualitative as well as quantitative aspects by<br />
various industry experts, key opinion leaders to gain the deeper insight of the market and<br />
industry performance.<br />
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