Butter Fat Fraction Market is expected to rise at an 8.5% CAGR through 2034, Fact.MR

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    New Delhi, February 08, 2024: In 2024, the global butter fat fraction market is estimated to be valued at US$ 153.2 million, with projections indicating a steady rise at an 8.5% Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR), reaching a market valuation of US$ 345.2 million by 2034.

    Specialty fats and oils are gaining increasing popularity among consumers across various industries, including baking, confectionery, and dairy-based products. Butterfat fractions, known for their distinct qualities and flavor profiles, are often favored as premium ingredients.

    As awareness of the health effects of dietary fats grows, consumer preferences are shifting towards better fat sources. Some butter fat fractions, such as clarified butter (ghee), are particularly sought after due to their reduced lactose and casein contents, making them perceived as healthier substitutes for traditional butter.

    Key Takeaways from the Butter Fat Fraction Market Report:

    ·         The North America butter fat fraction market holds 25.8% of shares in 2024.

    ·         The East Asia butter fat fraction market holds 22.8% of shares in 2024.

    ·         The ganglioside ingredient type segment occupied 43.83% of the market shares in 2024.

    ·         The market size in the United States is projected to rise at a 9.4% CAGR through 2034.

    ·         The market size in China is anticipated to develop at an 8.5% CAGR through 2034.

    “The butter fat fraction market is poised for a revolutionary shift, propelled by evolving customer preferences, cutting-edge technology advancements, and pressing sustainability concerns. In addition to being well-positioned to weather market dynamics, businesses who proactively embrace these trends and promote a comprehensive approach to product innovation and market strategy will also prosper and take the lead in culinary evolution.” Says a Fact.MR analyst.

    Key Players Should Focus on Improving Product Diversity and Distribution Networks

    The market for butter fat fraction is quite competitive, with both local and large international dairy producers present. Well-established businesses prioritize global distribution and product diversity, whereas regional enterprises take advantage of their local knowledge. R&D activities are centered on innovation and are aimed at developing novel formulations. In a market where transparency is becoming increasingly important, marketing methods emphasize the nutritional advantages and product quality. Creativity, teamwork, and sustainability are needed to succeed in this changing market while meeting the needs of changing customer preferences.

    Top Companies are:

    ·         FrieslandCampina

    ·         Arla Foods

    ·        Fonterra Cooperative Group

    ·         Lactalis Ingredients

    ·         Royal VIV Buisman

    ·         Glanbia plc

    ·         Agropur Cooperative

    ·         AAK AB

    ·         Dairy Crest Group plc (Now part of Saputo Inc.)

    ·         Erie Foods International Inc.

    Expansive Growth in North American and East Asian Butter Fat Fraction Markets

    Anticipated to undergo significant expansion, the North American butter fat fraction market, led by the United States, is expected to witness a robust 9.4% Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) through 2034. Similarly, in the East Asian market, China is projected to take the lead with an impressive 8.5% CAGR through the same period.

    In the United States, the demand for butter fat fractions is poised to surge at a notable 9.4% CAGR until 2034. This surge is attributed to evolving dietary preferences influenced by the low-carb and ketogenic diet movements, emphasizing the consumption of healthy fats. Butter fat fractions, particularly those with reduced lactose and glucose levels, are now sought after as key ingredients by adherents of these dietary regimens.

    To tap into this growing market niche, companies strategically targeting the nutritional needs of health-conscious consumers following ketogenic and low-carb diets can offer products that align with their tastes.

    China, in the East Asian region, is expected to witness a sales surge of butter fat fractions at an 8.5% CAGR through 2034. The country’s rapidly expanding e-commerce landscape, primarily through online shopping platforms, provides a wide and easily accessible distribution route for butter fat fractions. Leveraging e-commerce platforms allows businesses to reach a large consumer base, especially in less accessible cities. The butter fat fraction market is flourishing due to the convenience of online purchasing and the availability of a diverse range of quality and imported components. Strategic alliances with e-commerce platforms and targeted digital marketing campaigns could further enhance market awareness and reach in China.

    Market Competition Overview:

    The landscape of the butter fat fraction market is marked by intense competition, featuring a diverse array of players. This includes regional enterprises, specialized producers, and global dairy conglomerates, all vying for market dominance. Butter fat fractions play a pivotal role in the food and beverage sectors, yet they encounter heightened competition due to their versatile applications and the escalating consumer appetite for a broad spectrum of premium dairy offerings.

    Recent Developments

    In March 2023, SPX FLOW Inc. introduced the Gerstenberg Schröder Butter Bulk Packer BP5000 to meet European standards and enhance safety and operational efficiency. This automated packer divides semi-solid fats into specific product portions, ranging from 22- to 55-pound cartons, and is compatible with various crystallized fats, including vegetable and dairy blends, in addition to butter.

    In July 2022, Mycorena unveiled the first prototype of mycoprotein butter. This innovative product, called Promyc, is derived from a unique and undisclosed fungal strain. Mycorena, a Swedish start-up, has constructed a 5,000-ton production facility dedicated to this mycoprotein component.

    Corporate Comm India (CCI Newswire)