Food Encapsulation Market by Shell Material, Technology, Application, Method, Core Phase, and Region - Global Forecast to 2026

The global food encapsulation market is estimated to be valued at USD 10.6 billion in 2021. It is projected to reach USD 15.6 billion by 2026, recording a CAGR of 8.0% during the forecast period. Encapsulation is majorly done to produce particles that can control mass transport behavior. The diffusion of the material is prevented by the shell material used in encapsulation. Encapsulants act as the wall material and protect the core that consists of a sensitive bioactive agent, from water, oxygen, and light, to avoid any reaction on the core phase. The materials used for the encapsulation of food bioactive agents must be of food-grade because they are incorporated into foods.

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"Asia Pacific is projected to witness the highest growth of 9.1% during the forecast period."

The Asia Pacific region has shown growth in the food encapsulation market in recent times. The Asia Pacific market is projected to be the fastest-growing market for food encapsulation over the next five years. The major reasons affecting the growth of the food encapsulation market and propelling the demand for encapsulation in the region are the increasing number of health-conscious consumers, increasing the demand for functional food products. Furthermore, the rapid urbanization in the region and the growing busier lifestyles of consumers increase the demand for convenience food. The convenience or packaged food needs to be processed so that the taste, flavor, and aroma of the food remains for a longer duration. Also, retailers and consumers demand higher shelf life for these packaged food products.

"Aspartame is the most widely encapsulated artificial sweetener."

Sweeteners do not contain calories of carbohydrates and do not have a glycemic or cariogenic effect. They are a low-energy value substance, providing a sweet taste to food products. Sweeteners are used as alternatives for sugar in numerous sweet-tasting products. They witness high demand in the food industry. However, their application or use is not effortlessly possible. For facilitating their application and protecting and extending the sweetness sensation of sweeteners, encapsulation is performed on them. The most encapsulated sweetener is aspartame. The major reason behind this encapsulation of sweeteners is the stabilization and extension of the sweetness release of the sugar substitute. The simplest example of an application of encapsulated sweeteners is sugar-free chewing gums and chewable confections. The encapsulated sweeteners in chewing gums and chewable confections help in maintaining the prolonged sweet taste during chewing.

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Leading players profiled in this report:

Cargill, Incorporated (US)
BASF SE (Germany)
DuPont (US)
DSM (Netherlands)
FrieslandCampina (Netherlands)
Kerry (Ireland)
Ingredion (Switzerland)
International Flavors & Fragrances Inc. IFF (US)
Symrise (Germany)
Sensient Technologies Corporation (US)
Blachem Inc. (US)
Firmenich SA (Switzerland)
Vitablend (Netherlands)
Advanced Bionutrition Corp (US)
Encpasys LLC (US)
Clextral (France)
Sphera Encapsulation (Italy)
Aveka (US)
Lycored (Israel)
Tastetech (US)

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