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Food Enzymes Market - Forecast(2020 - 2025)

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Food Enzymes Market Overview : To capitalize over the growing demand for convenience food, the F&B sector added an additional front into its product portfolio with the advent of frozen, packaged, and processed food. Packaged foods items are comprised of complex molecules, which are difficult to digest naturally. With the growth in uptake of packaged foods globally, application of food enzymes developed as an inevitability for F&B companies. Food enzymes are generally used as food additives to enrich digestibility, texture, and shelf life of food and beverages. Flourishing packaged food industry combined with increased awareness among consumers regarding nutritional and health benefits of natural food enzymes has boosted the global  food enzymes market  size to $1,610 million as of 2018. Food Enzymes Market Outlook: The food enzymes market is bifurcated by type into variants such as carbohydrates, lipases, and proteases. Innovation has enabled the players to exploit several end-

Animal Nutrition Market - Forecast(2020 - 2025)

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  Animal Nutrition Market Overview: As per the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, the global population will reach the 9 billion mark by 2050, constructing food challenges. Owing to the depletion of arable land as a result of industrialization, food security is a major objective and livestock products are among the prime means to meet such objectives. Economic development has induced pressure on the livestock sector for more efficient production with limited resources; it also supports the income and food security of almost 1.3 billion people. Thus, animal farming sector is capitalizing upon food security concerns, accounting for nearly 40% of the global agricultural production value. [1]   Animal nutrition is a necessity with increasing uptake, for the mandatory affluence of global livestock sector and primarily for the rampant production of protein-enriched commodities such as meat, eggs, and milk to feed the majority of the non-vegetarian population globally. A