Feed Phytobiotics Market 2017: Global Industry Analysis and Opportunity Assessment, Forecast to 2023

Market Synopsis of Feed Phytobiotics Market

Market Definition
Feed phytobiotics are plant derived products. They improve feed performance when added to feed. Feed phytobiotics are derived from roots, spices, tubers, herbs, and other plant sources. Feed phytobiotics stimulates the secretion of digestive enzymes and helps in immune stimulation and holds a good anti-microbial, anti-bacterial, antiviral, and antioxidant properties. These phytobiotics are commonly available in solid, dried, and ground forms. They not only improve feed quality, but also animal health by reducing livestock diseases.

Market Scenario
Feed phytobiotics serves as natural growth promoters (NGPs) due to its natural origin and is gaining popularity among the poultry feed additives owing to their beneficial effects on immune system and livestock growth performance. Feed phytobiotics are identified to be an effective alternative to the conventional antibiotics and other allopathic medicines used in poultry production, which had a concern related to bacterial resistance. 
Growing population in developing countries has increased the demand for production of poultry, ruminants and other livestock for consumption, which has uplifted the demand for feed phytobiotics in the market. Furthermore, increasing consumption of poultry and meat products is adding fuel to the growth of the Global Feed Phytobiotics Market.

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Intended Audience

Animal feed industry
Livestock industry
Feed manufacturers
Investment bankers
Traders, importers and exporters
Key Findings

The demand for feed phytobiotics is high from poultry and livestock holders
Feed phytobiotics serves as natural growth promoters (NGPs) and is an effective alternative to the conventional antibiotics.
Segments
Feed phytobiotics market is segmented by source such as plant extracts, spices, herbs, and others. Among all, feed prepared from plant extract is dominating the market followed by spices. Essential oils extracted from the plants are identified to have good anti-microbial properties, which is commonly used in poultry and livestock feed application. Moreover, spices segment is growing rapidly owing to anti-inflammatory properties, which is used in livestock feed. 

On the basis of function, the feed phytobiotics are segmented into anti-microbial, anti-oxidants, anti-inflammatory, anti-viral, and others. The use of feed phytobiotics as an anti-microbial agent in feed is dominating this market. However, its application for anti-inflammatory properties is witnessing high growth over the forecast period. 

Based on the applications, the feed phytobiotics are segmented into poultry, ruminants, swine, and others. 

Among all, poultry is dominating the market based on increased consumption of poultry and meat products globally. However, ruminants segment is projected to witness steady growth over the forecast period owing to growth in the poultry industry.

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Regional Analysis
Global Feed Phytobiotics Market is segmented into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and rest of the world (RoW). Asia Pacific is dominating the feed phytobiotics market followed by North America. In Asia Pacific, China is the major contributor of poultry products, which, in turn, boost the market growth in this region. Furthermore, increasing consumption of livestock and rapidly growing population in developing countries of Asia Pacific is pushing the growth of the feed phytobiotics market.
In North America, the U.S. is dominating in the feed phytobiotics market owing to government regulations imposed on the use of antibiotics and allopathic medicines in livestock. 

Moreover, rising demand for poultry products in countries like the U.K. and France in the European region is projected to boost the feed phytobiotics market in the forecast period.

Key Players
Some of the key players profiled in the global feed phytobiotics market are AB Agri Ltd. (U.K.), Archer-Daniels-Midland Company (U.S.), Alltech, Inc.(U.S.), BIOMIN Holding GmbH (Austria), Cargill Inc.(U.S.), E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company (U.S.), ForFarmers N.V.(Netherlands), Kemin Industries, Inc.(U.S.), Neovia (France), Phytobiotics Futterzusatzstoffe GmbH (Germany).

Table Of Content

Chapter 1.    Methodology And Scope

      1.1.   Research Methodology                

      1.2.   Data Sources

Chapter 2.    Executive Summary

      2.1.   Feed Phytobiotics Industry Market Synopsis, 2017-2023

Chapter 3     Feed Phytobiotics Market Industry Insights

      3.1    Industry Segmentation

      3.2    Industry Size And Forecast

      3.3    Industry Ecosystem Analysis

      3.4    Industry Impact Forces

      3.5    Growth Potential Analysis

      3.6    Company Market Share Analysis, 2016

      3.7    Porter’s Analysis

      3.8    PESTEL Analysis

Chapter 4     Feed Phytobiotics Market By Source Insights

      4.1    Global Feed Phytobiotics Market Volume Share By Source, 2017-2023

Chapter 5     Feed Phytobiotics Market By Function Insights

      5.1    Global Feed Phytobiotics Market Volume Share By Function, 2017-2023

CONTINUED……………………………………………………………….

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