Organic Soya Protein Market Share by 2026

The organic soya protein is available in different forms and types and is used in the food products to increase nutrition value. It acts as a natural prebiotic which stimulates the production of healthy bacteria in the intestine. Organic soya proteins are used as meat and dairy products alternative due to equivalent protein content present in these products. The other applications in which it is used are soya milk, bakery products, confectionery, soymilk etc. The dairy analogs segment accounts for major share in global organic soya protein market in terms of consumption. They are available in different forms such as concentrates and textured form. Concentrates are manufactured by removing fat content from soya flour and textured form is obtained by removing fat and carbohydrates from soya flour. In May 2012, World Food Processing, a leading U.S. based manufacturer of organic soya based products, acquired the soya protein manufacturing segment from Kerry Flavours and Ingredients

The rising consumer awareness regarding health benefits of organic food products is the major driver for the growth of global organic soya protein market. The availability of different forms and types of organic soya protein and without any sweeteners and GMO ingredients or preservatives is expected to boost the growth of global organic soya protein market. The increasing adoption of vegan food, which consists of soya protein as meat and dairy products alternative is also expected to contribute to the growth of global organic soya protein market.

The use of hexane in the manufacturing process of soya protein is expected to hamper the growth of global organic soya protein market.

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The global organic soya protein market can be divided into seven regions, namely North America, Latin America, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Asia Pacific Excluding Japan (APEJ), Japan and Middle East and Africa (MEA). Western Europe holds the significant share in global organic soya protein market, due to the increasing number of vegan food consumers in the region. North America accounts for the significant share in the global organic soya protein market, owing to the rising demand for dairy analogs in the region. APEJ organic soya protein market is expected to grow at higher growth rate. This is attributed to increasing consumer awareness regarding consumption of organic and healthy food products.

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Some of the key players in the global Organic Soya Protein market are as follows:

Prairie Naturals
Devansoy Inc.
The Scoular Company
NOW Foods
World Food Processing
Harvest Innovations
FRANK Food Products
SunOpta
Biopress S.A.S.
Natural Products, Inc.
ABS Food

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