Around 313,671 Metric Tons of Dressing Vinegar & Condiments Will be Consumed Globally by 2024-end

Dressing vinegar and condiments are predominantly included in almost every kitchen in the world. Their importance in culinary preparations and food seasonings makes them some of the highly-consumed food ingredients in the world. However, manufacturing of dressing vinegar and condiments has been tainted by emergence of speculated production practices being carried out around the world.

Consumers are being conscious regarding health prejudices emanating from contaminated raw materials used in production of vinegar. Following such factors, the global demand for dressing vinegar and condiments is expected to remain restrained from growing lucratively.

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In 2016, more than 115,000 metric tons of dressing vinegar were sold globally, while global consumption of condiments surpassed 125,000 metric tons in volume. By the end of 2024, around 147,694 metric tons of condiments are expected to be sold in the world, while global consumption of dressing vinegar is predicted to reach 165,977 metric tons. In terms of volume, global dressing vinegar market will soar at 4.7% CAGR, while global market for condiments will register a sluggish CAGR of 2.1%.

US-based manufacturers of dressing vinegar products and condiments are recognized as leading brands in the global market. Companies such as Fleischmann’s Vinegar Company, Inc., Annie’s Homegrown, Inc., BRIANNAS, Del Sol Food Co., Newmans Own Inc., and the Kraft Heinz Company are actively partaking in growth of global market for dressing vinegar and condiments.

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A major portion of global demand for dressing vinegar products will keep arising from Europe. In 2017 and beyond, European countries will be accounting for at least one out of every two dressing vinegar products being sold globally. Consumption of dressing vinegar products will be the fastest in Asia-Pacific region, while North America will remain the third-largest regional market by the end of 2024.

Over 60% of global condiments volume being consumed during the projection period will be accounted by vinaigrettes. Among theses, demand for emulsified vinaigrette condiments will account for sales of over 65,000 metric tons condiments by the end of 2024. However, global sales of condiments labelled as seasoning sauces will incur sluggish growth. The report further expects a majority of global condiments consumption being concentrated in European countries. In 2016, Europe accounted for sales of an estimated 60,818 metric tons of condiments. On the other hand, consumption of condiments is projected to drop in North America, while Asia-Pacific’s condiments consumption will reach surpass 27,000 metric tons by 2024-end.

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