Commercial Seaweed Market – Growth, Statistics, By Application, Production, Revenue & Forecast To 2033
The commercial seaweed market size is estimated to be nearly US$ 11.7 billion in 2023. The global seaweed market is poised to register a CAGR of 2.4% from 2023 to 2033. The overall valuation of the commercial seaweed market is projected to reach US$ 14.9 billion by 2033.
A modest amount of companies dominate the worldwide
sales and distribution of commercial seaweed at present time. Commercial
seaweed is broadly produced near the coastlines of nations like Indonesia,
China, Japan, and the Philippines.
According to the FMI report, the primary region for
the production and marketing of seaweed commercially is the Asia Pacific.
Because of the traditional importance of seaweeds, these countries have
established a commercial market for all types of seaweed.
With the rising popularity of organic goods in Europe
and North America, the demand for commercial seaweed is expected to grow
considerably.
Seaweed usage across the globe is getting further
aided by the growing popular movement toward vegan meals and plant-based
proteins. Further with the advancement of agricultural practices, the creation
of new strains, and the expansion of its applications the seaweed business now
offers great potential.
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Key Takeaways
- China is the leading country in the production of a wide variety of
seaweed, followed by Japan and the Republic of Korea. The net worth of the
Chinese commercial seaweed market crossed US$ 10 billion in 2022.
- Commercial seaweed production and usage are expected to rise with
the trend of vegetarianism in the United States.
- In comparison to other geographic regions, the European seaweed
market is anticipated to have consistent expansion through 2033.
- Due to its broad geographic range having several maritime domains,
the South American market is predicted to have significant growth through
2033.
Competitive Landscape for the Commercial Seaweed
Market Players
Cargill, Indigrow Ltd., Seasol International, Aquatic
Chemicals, Pacific Harvest, Mara Seaweed, Marcel Carrageenan, and CP Kelco are
some big players in the global seaweed market. Most commercial seaweed
producers are engaged in many strategic efforts, including, collaborations,
regional growth, and production capacity expansion.
Arcadian Seaplants Ltd. stated in March 2021 it was
going to expand Deveau Center's manufacturing capacity by 2X. The market
positions of leading players are anticipated to be strengthened by regional
expansion, ultimately increasing the source of raw materials.
Recent Developments by the Commercial Seaweed
Industries
·
A global distributor of
chemicals and ingredients named Univar Solutions established a partnership with
Scotland-based Seaweed & Co. in July 2019. It aims to broaden its product
offering with unique seaweed components that meet the needs of contemporary
consumers in terms of sustainability.
·
Cargill Inc. introduced a new
type of seaweed powder in February 2021 that was derived from red seaweed
called Gracilaria, commonly produced in Europe. WavePure ADG 8250 is the name
of the product, which is part of the WavePure ADG series. Due to its ability to
provide a creamy and smooth texture, it is mostly employed in the production of
dairy products.
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In August 2019, CP Kelco Company
increased the amount of gellan gum it could produce at its Oklahoma seaweed
processing facility. The business hopes to address the growing demand for
adaptable, multipurpose ingredients required for gellan gum in the State. The
firm also aims to have a greater opportunity to provide and increase its market
share in the food and beverage sector.
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