Market Trends of animal protein Industry
Animal protein consumption and usage in cosmetics and nutracosmetics, are supporting the market growth globally
- Increased awareness about health benefits and the growing adoption of dairy proteins in dietary supplements by consumers, especially sportspersons, are driving per capita consumption of animal protein, globally. In 2021, India consumed the most cow milk worldwide, drinking about 83 MMT, followed by the European Union, at 23.9 MMT. The industry expanded as physical fitness became more popular among consumers who regularly played sports or engaged in other forms of physical activities. Therefore, casein, the primary milk protein component, is widely regarded as a valuable source of amino acids for human growth and is utilized as an ingredient in a variety of foods, including infant formula, sports, nutritional beverages, and confectioneries.
- Other animal protein ingredients, such as gelatin, are more widely used in cosmetics and nutracosmetics. In 2020, the countries with the highest trade value in imports of gelatin were the United States (USD 180 million) and Japan (USD 75.8 million). Collagen and gelatin are frequently utilized in cosmetic formulations due to their excellent qualities as natural humectants and moisturizers. As a result, cosmetic companies are always on the lookout for new, sustainable, and effective products, making marine gelatin-based compositions viable options.
- In terms of food products, the highest per capita consumption of cheese is currently recorded in North America and Europe, which is expected to continue in the coming years due to the changes in local preferences and growing urbanization, thereby increasing the annual consumption of animal protein in the regions. Additionally, the demand for milk proteins is driven by its use in applications, including in regions where the demand for animal proteins is increasing faster than production.
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Dairy ingredients play a significant role in supplying animal protein raw materials
- The graph depicts the production of raw materials such as the meat of cattle with the bone, meat of chickens, meat of pigs with the bone - fresh or chilled, raw milk of cattle and goats, skim milk from cows, and dry whey.
- Pork is the most used raw material for producing gelatin because of its amino acid content. France produces 23 million pigs every year. The industry, comprising over 100,000 professionals, is Europe's second-largest meat processing industry. India is the top country in the number of cattle and buffaloes in the world. As of 2020, the number of cattle and buffaloes in India was 305,500 thousand heads which accounts for 33.38% of the world's total cattle and buffaloes. Surplus meat production is further pushing gelatin production
- In the United States, milk ingredient manufacturers have become increasingly specialized in the production of milk proteins. This production in the United States doubled over 2020, and micellar casein concentrate ingredients became newly available. Among all, micellar casein gained significant market penetration in the study period due to its high protein content and high levels of bioavailable calcium. The demand for dairy-based proteins is growing primarily due to the need for ingredients with higher protein concentrations.
- The production of whey and casein protein types is mainly driven by the supply from cheese production plants since they are the two major byproducts of cheese. Worldwide 22,651,606 tonnes of cheese was produced per year as of 2020, with the United States being the largest cheese producer, thus, impacting the scope for the production of dairy proteins such as casein and caseinates, and whey proteins.
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OTHER KEY INDUSTRY TRENDS COVERED IN THE REPORT
- Asia-pacific held major market share
- Healthy trends in beverages impacting market growth
- Hike in the demand for single-serve packets may augment production
- Dairy alternative to witness significant growth
- Meat protein alternatives are revolutionizing the meat segment
- Healthy snacking preference to support market growth
- Growing demand for compound feed
- Strong hold of the retail sector is supporting market growth
- Growing preference for convenient breakfast options
- Rising at-home consumption and demand for healthy confectionery products
- Growing nutritional concerns for aging populations
- Ready-to-cook and frozen foods witnessed a surge in sales
- Rising health awareness and growing demand from millennials
- Natural ingredients highly driving the segmental sales
