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End-user/Technology
The end users include the pharmaceutical industry, where lecithin is taken as a medicine and is also used in the manufacturing of medicines. Lecithin is used for treating memory disorders, gallbladder disease, liver disease, depression, anxiety, high cholesterol, and eczema. It is often used as a food additive to keep certain ingredients from separating out. You may also see lecithin as an ingredient in some eye medicines. It is also used in the paint industry. Extraction is chemically done using solvents such as hexane, ethanol, acetone, petroleum ether, benzene, etc., or mechanically.
Market Dynamics
The lecithin market was valued at USD 784.5 Million in 2014. The lecithin market is expected to reach USD 1.11 billion by 2020 at a CAGR of 5.9% from 2015 to 2020, in terms of value. By 2020 the food segment in the lecithin market is projected to reach a value of 177.37 million tons. The increase in the applications of lecithin such as animal feed, pharmaceuticals, and food; growing demand for natural sources of ingredients are the drivers of the Lecithin Market; increasing consumer awareness and health concerns; and rise in consumption of convenience foods also create a growing market atmosphere.
The expenditure on convenience foods and healthcare products has increased with an increase in per capita income and change in the lifestyle conditions, thus resulting in increase in the demand for lecithin. All this provide for a good impetus for the Lecithin Market. The growing health awareness among consumers is supporting the demand for healthy fats, which is consequently driving the growth of the global lecithin market.
Market Segmentation
By the source from which it is obtained the segmentation is as follows -The largest segment is of Soy with the healthier perception of Soy. Sunflower based lecithin is also gaining popularity.
By where it has applications segmentation id - food, feed, nutritional supplements, pharmaceuticals, and others. Food is the largest segment.
The market can also be segmented on the basis of region with North America being the main market for lecithin. Europe is the second largest market. Asia-Pacific is also a fast growing market due to rising cases of obesity and more attention being paid to nutrition in the food products.
Regional/Geographic Analysis
North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Africa and South America are the geographical players. North America is the largest market for lecithin, with the United States making up the largest market share in the continent. Europe is the second largest market. There are growing opportunities in the developing countries specially the Asia-Pacific region.
Opportunities
There are opportunities in the dietary supplements industry, and with weight related diseases becoming a growing epidemic in developing countries, there is a growing demand in those nations. The Asia-Pacific region is estimated to be the largest market for lecithin, in terms of both, value and volume, in 2015.
Restraints
The instability of the prices of raw materials is one major restraint of the industry due to its affects on the retail price of lecithin and its derived products. Another drawback is the religious restrictions placed by certain religions on consumption of lecithin.
Key Players
The following are the key players Cargill Incorporated- U.S., Archer Daniels Midland Company -U.S., Lipoid GmbH-Germany, E. I. duPont de Nemours Company -U.S., and Stern-Wywiol Gruppe Pvt. Ltd. -India.
Report Contents:
> Market segments
> Market Drivers, Restraints and Opportunities
> Market Size & Forecast 2016 to 2022
> Supply & Demand Value Chain
> Market - Current Trends
> Competition & Major Companies
> Technology and R&D Status
> Porters Five Force Analysis
> Strategic and Critical Success Factor Analysis of Key Players
Regional Analysis:
> North America
>> US and Canada
> Latin America
>> Mexico, Brazil, Argentina and Rest of Latin America
> Western Europe
>> EU5 (Germany, France, Italy, Spain, U.K.)
>> Nordic Countries (Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden)
>> Benelux (Belgium, The Netherlands, and Luxembourg)
>> Rest of Western Europe
> Eastern Europe
>> Russia
>> Poland
>> Rest of Eastern Europe
> Asia Pacific
>> China
>> India
>> Japan
>> Australia and New Zealand
>> Rest of Asia Pacific
> Middle East and Africa
>> GCC countries (Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar, Bahrain, UAE and Kuwait)
>> South Africa
>> North Africa
>> Rest of Middle East and Africa
This report is an elaborate aggregation of primary inputs from industry experts and participants across the supply chain. It provides details on market segmentation which is derived from several product mapping exercises, macroeconomic parameters and other qualitative and quantitative insights. The impact of all such factors is delivered across multiple market segments and geographies.
Report Highlights:
> Detailed Historical Overview (Market Origins, Product Launch Timeline, etc.)
> Consumer and Pricing Analysis
> Market dynamics of the industry
> Market Segmentation
> Estimated Market Sizing in terms of volume and value
> Recent trends in Market and impact
> Research Status and Technology Overview
> Extensive Industry Structure Coverage
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