The Trace Minerals in Feed Market has experienced significant growth in recent years. Increasing awareness of animal health and nutrition, coupled with a rising demand for high-quality animal products, has driven the market expansion. Additionally, advancements in feed additive technologies have facilitated the efficient incorporation of essential trace minerals, further propelling market growth worldwide.
The trace minerals in feed market is expected to increase from US$ 552.67 billion in 2023 to US$ 926.04 billion in 2033.
The worldwide economic slump has had an insignificant impact on the global beef business. Because of changing food preferences, urbanization, population growth, and economic growth, the Asia Pacific and South America region are expected to witness massive growth in meat consumption.
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China’s demand for meat, for example, continues to outstrip domestic supply, according to Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada. Fish is high in protein and low in fat, carbs, and cholesterol. They also include vital vitamins and amino acids. As more people become aware of the health benefits of eating fish, these factors contribute to a fast-increasing global demand.
The worldwide meat and seafood sector is also expanding due to changing population patterns. The use of trace elements in animal feed is encouraged by life expectancy and the limited availability of land and water supplies to create animal feed, which drives the global market.
Trace minerals, also known as micro minerals, are highly important minerals that should be absorbed by the human body with food; however, unlike macro minerals, we only require a very minimal amount of trace minerals in our diet. Even though trace minerals are only required in trace amounts, they are critical to our health and bodily growth. However, the stringent regulatory framework governing the permissible limits of certain minerals in feed products increased product costs, and rising research and development costs are the key factors acting as restraints, while increased prices associated with trace minerals as an additive further challenge the growth of trace minerals in feed market during the forecast period mentioned above.
Key Takeaways
- Trace minerals in feed market is expected to record a CAGR of 5.4% during the forecast period 2023 to 2033.
- Key causes such as increased feed consumption, increased demand for animal protein in human diets, growth of the meat and meat products industries, a trend towards natural growth promoters, and an improvement in trace mineral bioavailability have all contributed to the trace minerals market’s expansion.
- Asia Pacific dominated the trace minerals in feed market.
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Key Development in the Trace Minerals in Feed Market
- March 2019 – Zinpro Corporation launched a high-quality selenium performance trace mineral-Availa Se-for the European Union. (EU). Zinpro now provides Availa-Se (zinc-L selenomethionine), another unique product with excellent performance in the EU market.
- July 2020 – Kemin Industries is planning to establish a presented architectural design for a new quality control laboratory (QC lab) at its global headquarters in Des Moines, Iowa. Kemin’s outstanding analytical skills ensure that potential production activity and product specificity are maintained.
- September 2020 – Bluestar Adisseo Firm purchased the Dutch feed additive company Framelco Group. The company’s strategy is to contribute to expanding the specialty product category to become a market leader in the specialty feed ingredients industry for animal nutrition.
- July 2020 – Archer-Daniels-Midland Company (ADM) launched NutirPass L, an encapsulated supplement that is stable in the rumen and intestinally available to cows. For breastfeeding cows and growing cattle, the supplement provides regular and stable lysine.
- March 2020 – Alltech announced its relationship with aquafeed nutrition startup Corey Nutrition. This acquisition aims to provide the aquaculture business in North America with innovative feed options that increase production and efficiency.
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Key Segment
By Type:
- Zinc
- Copper
- Cobalt
- Manganese
- Iron
- Chromium
- Others (iodine and selenium)
By Livestock:
- Poultry
- Ruminant
- Swine
- Aquaculture
- Others (equine and pets)
By Chelate Type:
- Amino acids
- Proteinates
- Polysaccharides
- Others (propionates and peptides)
By Form:
- Dry
- Liquid
By Region:
- North America
- Latin America
- Europe
- Asia Pacific
- The Middle East and Africa
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