Summary

Market Overview
The global insoluble dietary fibers market was valued at USD YY million in 2022. It is forecasted to reach USD YY million by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 8.24% during the forecast period (2023-2030).
Insoluble dietary fiber carbonates are essential to ensure optimal metabolism in humans. Though the digestive system does not directly absorb insoluble dietary fibers, they move through the body to make stools softer and easier to pass. Insoluble fibers do not dissolve in water as soluble fibers do. Fruit skin, seeds, wheat bran, legumes, and brown rice are rich sources of insoluble fibers. These are gaining rapid traction due to the good characteristics of insoluble dietary fibers over soluble fibers. Prolonged research underlines the importance of insoluble dietary fibers in curing constipation problems, diverticular diseases, weight loss, and colon cancer treatment.
A significant shift from pharmaceutical to nutraceutical products among consumers and rising investments in the pharmaceutical industry are anticipated to augment demand during the forecast period. Additionally, increasing consumer awareness of the importance of maintaining a healthy diet leading to an active lifestyle by controlling lifestyle diseases such as hypertension, diabetes, and cardiovascular diseases, among other key benefits, may foster market growth.
Market Dynamics: Increasing demand for functional foods and growing government initiatives are driving the market growth
In collaboration with their respective governments, various regulatory bodies in different countries are taking the initiative to increase awareness about the benefits of consuming national supplements and dietary fibers. The increase in consumer awareness is subject to an increase in the demand for insoluble dietary fiber-fortified foods, including bakery products, nutritional bars, and supplements. These factors are among the most crucial factors anticipated to boost market growth and demand for insoluble dietary fibers across the globe. The availability of sources also plays an important role in this market. Cereals and grains such as wheat, rice, oats, bran, and corn are available in large quantities to produce insoluble dietary fibers. The crop yield of cereals and grains is also high compared to other sources, including fruits and seeds. This availability of raw materials in the form of cereals and grains is expected to propel the market for insoluble dietary fibers over the forecasted period. For instance, on December 20, 2022, Heinz launched nuggets made from baked beans. Heinz Magical Beanz Nuggets are crispy, bean-shaped nuggets filled with vegetables and beans, designed to appeal to nugget-loving kids (and adults too). They come in three flavors: the original, made with tomato and sweet corn; cheesy, made with cauliflower and cheddar cheese; and curried, with parsnip, carrot, coconut, and mild curry spices.
However, excessive content of dietary fibers in the diet can lead to diarrhea, reduced mineral absorption, and removal of good cholesterol, which restricts the market growth of dietary fibers.
Market Segmentation: The animal feed segment accounted for the highest share of the global insoluble dietary fibers market
Animal feed application in the insoluble dietary fibers market is expected to witness significant growth with a CAGR of YY% during the projected timeframe on account of the rising awareness regarding animal health, such as using dietary fibers in weight management diets and obesity in animals. Additionally, improvements in the intestinal health of the animals and ascending demand for animal-derived food products further propel market demand. The rapid growth of this segment is attributed to factors such as its efficiency in reducing side effects and cost and the increasing preference for oral dosages over injected routes. Furthermore, increased awareness of the beneficial effects of insoluble dietary fibers on animal health, advances in canine and feline nutrition, and the growing animal feed industry are expected to boost the demand for soluble dietary fibers in the market. For instance, on December 9, 2021, BASF launched the new enzyme product Natupulse® TS for animal feed. Natupulse® TS is a non-starch polysaccharide (NSP) enzyme. As an endo-1,4-ß-D-mannanase, it hydrolyzes ß-mannans into smaller components, e.g., manno-oligosaccharides (MOS). Adding ß-mannanase to the feed decreases digesta viscosity, increases the digestibility of the feed, and ensures a more sustainable production. On December 9, 2021, Kemin Industries launched a functional fiber for pet food and an antioxidant solution for the organic livestock production industry. The product's fiber is extracted from cassava, an edible root widely used in various recipes in Brazilian cuisine. Tegravia serves as a fiber source with prebiotic and intestinal health support properties and can also benefit pet food product formulations by enhancing texture and starch gelatinization.
Geographical Penetration: North America is the dominating region during the forecast period
North America was the largest insoluble dietary fiber market, owing to increased awareness among consumers, high disposable income, increased demand for functional foods, and a desire for a healthy and active lifestyle among the population. Countries in the North American region, mainly the United States and Canada, dominate the market share owing to the increased intake of supplements based on insoluble dietary fibers and their use as an ingredient in most functional foods and beverages. Besides all these beneficial factors, government initiatives have fueled the market's growth. For instance, under U.S. Nutritional facts label in 2016, the FDA mandated to prove the physiological benefits of the products mentioned under 'dietary fiber' by the manufacturers, which influences them to evaluate and purify their products, leading to enhanced product development. For instance, on November 17, 2021, Del Monte Foods launched upcycled green bean products. Del Monte Blue Lake, Petite Cut, and Blue Lake Farmhouse Cut Green Beans are made with 100 percent upcycled and sustainably grown green beans from Wisconsin and Illinois.
The Asia Pacific market is anticipated to witness the most elevated CAGR from 2022 to 2029 in revenue. Asia Pacific led the market and accounted for more than YY% of the global revenue in 2021. Countries such as China, Indonesia, and Japan are expected to be the leading producers of foods and beverages during the next few years. Promising trends in the food and beverage industry in the Asia Pacific are estimated to spur demand for insoluble dietary fibers during the forecast years.
Competitive Landscape:
Major insoluble dietary fiber manufacturers are focusing on expanding their product portfolio by launching new products, allowing them to expand their sales potential and gain a competitive advantage over other market players. Aspiring insoluble dietary fiber companies are focusing on investing in research and development of novel products that other market players are not offering. The new companies are also expected to raise capital through new financing rounds and opt for creative marketing strategies to drive their sales potential and overall revenue generation capacity. Some major players in the insoluble dietary fiber market are BENEO, Lonza, DuPont de Nemours, Inc., Archer Daniels Midland Company (ADM), Batory Foods, Ingredion Incorporated, Roquette Freres, PURIS, Tate & Lyle, and Emsland Group. For instance, on July 20, 2021, Kraft Heinz launched an "innovation challenge" to boost bean and pulse NPD. The FMCG giant is asking emerging FMCG talent to develop "a delicious application or ingredient that brings beans or pulses to the menu." On December 25, 2022, Tiger Foods Limited, a Nigerian manufacturing company that produces food spices and seasonings, launched processed and packaged beans as its latest food product.
COVID-19 Impact: Positive impact on the global insoluble dietary fibers market
As much as the pandemic has impacted supplies, it has also influenced customers' preferences for healthy food products. The COVID-19 pandemic has prompted consumers to assess their health. It has heightened customers' search for healthy products and functional foods that may improve their health. For example, the pandemic has provided opportunities for the soluble dietary fiber market, with a growing preference for organic, natural, and clean-label products and a significant emphasis on gut health and sugar alternatives. Soluble dietary fibers are employed in various goods, including dietary supplements, animal feed, and medications. Soluble dietary fiber products also promoted muscle mass and immunity, resulting in a significant demand for soluble dietary fiber products. COVID-19 had a marginal impact on the dietary fiber market.
Dietary fibers can be found in many products, such as pharmaceuticals, dietary supplements, and animal feed. Dietary fibers are also used to boost immunity and muscle mass. Hence, the demand for dietary fiber products was high during the pandemic. For instance, on October 11, 2020, Gerber Products Co., a subsidiary of Nestle SA, entered the frozen category with the launch of Fresh Start bowls and bites. Made with whole grains and vegetables, the USDA-certified organic, clean-label products are designed for toddlers 12 months and up and are ready to warm and serve in minutes. In addition, customers began to incorporate dietary fibers into their daily diets, which influenced overall market growth. The COVID-19 pandemic significantly impacted public health and the different stages of the supply chain of several industries, including the soluble dietary fiber market.
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