Xylitol Market Analysis

Xylitol Market Analysis

The personal care application segment of the xylitol industry will witness immense traction through 2032, led by rising preference by consumers with sensitive and dry skin to render humectant properties and locking moisture.
 

• The surging adoption of sunscreen products is contributing to the higher incorporation of xylitol for enhancing spread ability and texture while offering ease of application, fuelling the product demand to render skin-conditioning attributes.
   
• Leading personal care product suppliers are including xylitol in several deodorants and antiperspirants on account of its antibacterial properties to reduce odor-causing bacteria.
   
• Growing usage of xylitol in toothpaste and mouthwash products to limit prevent tooth decay and promote oral health will also drive the market growth. For instance, in February 2021, well-known oral care brand Hello introduced its new Naturally Healthy Mouthwash Refill Pouch, which is formulated with coconut oil, aloe vera, mint and xylitol.
   

As per the downstream application potential, the xylaric acid segment will generate significant revenue for the xylitol market over 2023-2032.
 

• The surging awareness regarding low-cost alternative for petrochemicals in chemical processing will favor the product demand. On account of its conversion into value-added products, such as platform chemicals, xylaric acid is witnessing higher potential in the production of bio-based chemicals.
   
• Lately, xylaric acid is also recording rising application in nylon fabric materials, PET bottling and solvents to render lower environmental impacts.

   

North America xylitol market size is slated to witness 4.5% CAGR through 2032. The increasing health-conscious individuals has led to the expansion of low-calorie and sugar-free products. The rapidly ageing population is making way for the rising purchasing power as well as improved access to quality healthcare and pharmaceuticals. The surging burden of cardiovascular diseases, type 1 diabetes, and obesity has also pushed pharma companies to focus on investments to provide natural products in the region.
 

The American Dental Hygienists' Association reported that nearly 80% of people in the U.S. have at least one cavity before 17 years of age. This subsequent jump in dental cases driven by the prevalence of bad eating habits will add impetus to the regional industry growth.