Non-Thermal Processing Market for Food Projected to Reach $1,224.2 Million by 2022 | Top Key Players are Bosch, Bühler, Hiperbaric España, Nordion, Avure Technologies, Emerson, CHIC FresherTech, Elea Technology

The non-thermal processing market, was valued at USD 760.7 Million in 2016. It is projected to reach USD 1,224.2 Million by 2022, at a CAGR of 8.4% from 2017. Non-thermal processing technology is used to extend the shelf life of the food products and to enhance their appearance. Non-thermal processing technologies perform the function of food safety and preservation by inactivating the microbial cells. The growth of the packaged food industry and R&D activities are driving the market for non-thermal processing technologies. Market players are responding to new opportunities by expanding their global presence and product offerings.

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By technology, HPP segment to lead the non-thermal processing market from 2017 to 2022

The HPP segment is projected to grow at the highest CAGR among all non-thermal processing technologies from 2017 to 2022. The HPP technology preserves the freshness of food products as well as aids in extending their shelf life. This technology also accommodates the current consumer demand for natural, fresh, and minimally processed foods, as no preservatives or additives are added to the products. These factors are driving the market for HPP technology in non-thermal processing.

Meat & seafood segment projected to grow at the highest CAGR, by food product, from 2017 to 2022

Meat products are majorly consumed across the globe as they are rich sources of nutrients. These products are highly perishable in nature due to high moisture content and are more prone to bacterial contamination. The production of broiler meat and beef has increased globally over the past five years to meet the demand from consumers. The high production of ready-to-cook meat indicates the increased usage of non-thermal processing technologies such as HPP, which are suitable for meat products. Both raw and cured forms of meat can be processed using this technique. Thus, non-thermal processing technologies are majorly used in this food segment in order to prevent microbial development and to extent the shelf life of meat & seafood products.

Microbial inactivation segment projected to grow at the highest CAGR, by function, from 2017 to 2022

Microbial inactivation helps to extend the shelf life of food products and is one of the widely used functions of the non-thermal processing technology. Among all, irradiation is an effective non-thermal technology used for microbial inactivation. High frequency radiation treatment utilized in this technology leads to the disintegration of the cells of microorganisms.

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North America is projected to be the fastest-growing region during the forecast period

The food industry in North America employs non-thermal technology to reduce the presence of pathogens, maintain the nutrition in food products, and ensure the safety of food products. The market for non-thermally processed food & beverage products in North America is being driven by the demand for health and wellness products as well. Major players are investing in R&D to develop innovative functional products which can be achieved by using novel technologies such as non-thermal processing. The economic downturn has changed consumer behavior significantly, compelling companies to lower prices to drive sales volumes.

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This report includes a study of business strategies, along with the product portfolios of leading companies. More than 160 developments were tracked for the 15 companies in the non-thermal processing market. It includes the profiles of leading companies such as Bosch (Germany), Bühler (Switzerland), Hiperbaric España (Spain), Nordion (Canada), Avure Technologies (US), Emerson (US), CHIC FresherTech (US), Elea Technology (Germany), Pulsemaster (Netherlands), Gray*Star (US), Dukane (US), and Symbios Technologies (US).

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