Fruit & Vegetable Seed Market Analysis 2018 – 2023, Key Players Update | Advanta Limited, Sakata Seed Corporation, Mahyco, Western Bio Vegetable Seeds and Mahindra Agri | Asserts MRFR

Market Overview:
Fruit & Vegetable Seed Market is projected to grow at the CAGR of 7.5%. Fruit & vegetable seed decides the morphology of the end-product including the quality and the nutritional value. Healthy farming practices and demand for high yield has increased the demand for fruit and vegetable seeds across the globe. Developing economy and increasing population are both having a positive impact on the fruit & vegetable seed market based on wide application and major share for culinary purpose.

Rising population and increasing demand for fruit and vegetable has influenced the growth of its market globally. Increasing population of people adopting farming as a profession has also raised the demand for vegetable and fruit seeds globally. Wide application of fruits and vegetable across various segments of food industries is considered to be one of the major drivers of this market. Key Players are following strategies of merger and acquisition of small players due to high demand of the product. U.S. and Netherlands are amongst the major key players exporting fruit & vegetable seed to various countries of other regions.

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Regional Analysis:
The global Fruit & Vegetable Seed Market is segmented into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and rest of the world (ROW). Europe has the major market share followed by North America. Based on the high nutritional value and quality crop cultivation, fruit & vegetable seed have gained popularity in various other regions.  However, the rising market concentration of fruit & vegetable seed along with unfavorable climatic conditions resisting the seed growth is found to confine its market growth. Netherlands, U.S., Mexico, Germany and Spain are considered the major importers of fruit and vegetable seeds.

Major Key Players:
This report includes a study of strategies such as mergers and acquisitions, product launches by the major fruit and vegetable seed’s market players. It further includes product portfolios, developments of leading major players which includes

Bayer Cropscience AG (Germany)
Syngenta AG (Switzerland)
Monsanto Company (U.S.)
Groupe Limagrain (France)
Takii & Co., Ltd. (Japan)
Advanta Limited (India)
Sakata Seed Corporation (Japan)
Mahyco (India)
Western Bio Vegetable Seeds Ltd. (India) and
Mahindra Agri (Samriddhi) (India)

The Global Fruit & Vegetable Seed Market is segmented on the basis of Fruit-Type, Vegetable-Type, Trait, Formulations, Farming-Type and Region. Based on the Fruit-Type, Berries seed is found to be escalating at a high CAGR. Amongst the various vegetable-type, solanaceae is calculated to hold a major share followed by Leafy. On the basis of trait, conventional fruit & vegetable seed dominates the market. Amongst the formulation, inorganic is anticipated to hold a large share. Based on high demand, outdoor farming is holding a large share in market.

Intended Audience:
Fruit & Vegetable Seed Manufacturers
Organic seed Manufacturers
Retailers and Wholesalers
Traders, Importers and Exporters

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Key Findings:
Growth of organic seeds is anticipated to have a high growth during the forecast period.
Top exporters of fruit & vegetable seed include U.S., Netherlands, Germany, France and Denmark

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