Valerian Oil Market Sees Promising Growth during 2017 - 2025

Valerian is a perennial flower that is native to the European and Asian region; now it is widely grown in the North America for its medicinal properties. The scientific name of Valerian is Valeriana officials, and there are around 250 varieties of valerian cultivated globally. The history of valerian goes back to Ancient Greek and Roman times where it was widely used for its medicinal properties. Valeriana officinalis extract contains four distinct classes of phytochemical constituents that are volatile oils, sesquiterpenoids, valepotriates, and volatile pyridine alkaloids.

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Valerian crop can be cultivated easily by direct seeding, transplanting, or by dividing the roots. It can be grown in a wide range of soils preferably moist, fertile, and well-drained loam. Belgium, France, Holland, Germany, Russia, China, and Eastern European countries are the major producer of valerian. Valerian root can be distilled into oils and ointments, or it can be dried for use in teas or capsules.

The global valerian oil market is expected to witness tremendous growth over the forecast period. With the increasing preference for natural products, the market for valerian is predicted to show promising growth in coming years. Due to rising environmental concerns and hectic and busy lifestyle the consumers are becoming health conscious, which is leading the market growth of valerian oil.

Valerian oil market can be segmented by application, by function, and by regions. By application, valerian oil market is segmented into pharmaceutical, personal care, and food & beverage. By function, the segment is further segmented into medicinal and aroma. Valerian oil market is further segmented by region as, Latin America, North America, Europe, Middle East and Africa, and Asia Pacific. In regional segments, Europe and North America dominated the market for valerian oil accounting for significant market share, whereas, Latin America and other developing markets such as Asia-Pacific and MEA possess the growth opportunities for valerian oil over the forecast period.

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The exorbitant amount of plant matter is required to create a single ounce of oil, hence increasing concerns regarding resource depletion are likely to hamper the industry over the forecast period. The valerian oil has the a variety of health benefits, but the excessive consumption of valerian essential oil can lead to dizziness, cramps, stomachaches, mild depression, and occasionally as a skin rash or hives. The key stakeholders in the market have to face numerous challenges such as high input costs and adhering to government certification which hinders to provide high-quality products with value for money to consumers.

The valerian oil market is the diversified and competitive market with a large number of regional players. The key players in the market are Alchem, Sythite Industries, Sunaux International, Reincke & Fichtner, Robertet, Phoenix Aromas & Essential Oils, Penta International, M&U International, Excellentia International, Lluch Essence, Indenta Group and CG Herbals.

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