Global Food Antioxidant Market Report By Azoth Analytics


Posted July 21, 2016 by azothanalytics01

Azoth Analytics has prepared a Global Food Antioxidant Market Report which is an in-depth professional study of the current state of Food Antioxidants Industry.

 
Ghaziabad, 21 July 2016: Rapid change in our lifestyles has brought a drastic change in our food habits as well. While there was a time when food had to be consumed within a few hours only, now with additives like food antioxidants and preservatives, its shelf life can be extended for months.

With customers’ purchasing power increasing, longer shelf life food and an increased demand of processed food, worldwide, Global Food Antioxidant Market has sprung up in past few decades and is doing really well.

Azoth Analytics has prepared a Global Food Antioxidant Market Report which is an in-depth professional study of the current state of Food Antioxidants Industry. The report includes more than 100 tables and figures on key statistics and future analysis of Global Food Antioxidant Market. This report serves as a valuable tool of guidance and direction for individuals and companies interested and invested in the market.

Discussing further on the report, the official spokesperson for Azoth Analytics said,” CAGR growth of 5.28% is expected during 2016-2021 in Global Food Antioxidant Market on account of the rising consumption of processed food throughout the world with regional variance.”

Antioxidants have revolutionized food and the way we consume it by providing a longer shelf life. Now it’s possible to export and import foods that weren’t available in one region and couldn’t be transported from another place because it would ruin in the middle. Food antioxidants have curbed this. Another major benefit is the instant and season-independent availability of almost anything you would want to eat. All these benefits have only added to the space that global food antioxidants market has been able to make.

Amongst the two major classes – TBHQ, BHA & BHT and Rosemary extracts, developing countries are expected to shift towards the former while developed economies towards the latter.

Adding to the discussion, official spokesperson for Azoth Analytics said, “In the forecast period of 2016-2021, North America is expected to witness the highest growth in the industry followed by APAC region. APAC region, however, will continue to grow by help of countries such as India and China which together hold more than half of the world’s population, therefore consume great amounts of food. With developed countries imposing bans on synthetic antioxidants and promoting in lieu natural alternatives, a steep growth in artificial antioxidants is expected to come from developing countries - who are still in the initial stages of mass acceptance, therefore sport a steeper growth curve.”

This report is a must for all companies invested in the industry and the start-ups for better understanding of current market and guidance on future turns and events.

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Azoth analytics is a name to be reckoned with in the field of qualitative research delivery. We specialize in creating and delivering customized research reports for the different sectors of the industry like Healthcare, Retail, Media, Technology, FMCG and real estate. Our research reports are authentic, scientific and credible. These reports offer a unique edge to our clients over the players in the market as they have the foreknowledge of the market, its trends and possible fluctuations over a period of time. Being futuristic in nature, they are highly competent and effective for time and policy management and regulations.
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Last Updated July 21, 2016