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The bio vanillin market valuation from food and beverages applications is estimated to exceed USD 34 million by 2032. Bio vanillin acts as a prominent vanilla extract alternative, providing similar smell as well as taste of vanilla extract and is hence widely utilised as a flavour compound in foods and beverages. Lately, the rising consumer inclination to healthier lifestyles has spurred the adoption of more sustainable food items that contain less fat, sugar, and artificial additives. Thus, natural vanillin has grown popular as a non-artificial as well as sustainably sourced ingredient in cookies to chocolates to sports nutrition as it helps retain all their properties, including taste, texture, and smell. The increasing consumer preference for natural ingredients in food & beverages formulations will also add to the industry growth.
The ice-cream sub-segment is slated to witness over 8% CAGR through 2032. The growing consumer need for variety of ice creams with a diverse range of flavours will positively influence the demand for bio vanillin. The advent of breakthrough technologies for amplifying the production of vanillin to cater to uses in the ice-cream industry will also compliment the product preference.
Europe bio vanillin market size is expected to reach USD 24 million by 2032, ascribing to the surging government and regulatory support. To cite an instance, Rhovanil® Natural, which adheres to the stringent European Union (EU) flavor regulations is widely used as a natural flavor. The rising shift towards building sustainable food culture in the region has stirred the demand for various innovative ingredients and alternatives. The fast-growing cosmetics sector and the higher deployment of bio-based technologies for product formulations will drive the industry outlook.