Reportlinker Adds World Flavors & Fragrances Market

Global demand to rise 4.3% annually through 2014largest market for flavors and fragrances. This is due
Worldwide demand for flavors and fragrances --to the widespread application of flavor materials in
including flavor and fragrance blends, as well asprocessed food, snacks, soft drinks, candy and
essential oils and other natural extracts, and aromaconfectioneries, and other items such as meat and
chemicals -- is projected to increase 4.3 percent perseafood products, aroma chemicals manufacturer
year to $23.5 billion in 2014. Overall advances will besauces and condiments. The further expansion of
stimulated by gains in food and beverage processingfortified food -- as well as beverages -- will provide
activity, which represents by far the largest marketopportunities, since flavors are often used to cover
segment. Growth in personal income levels andup the off-tastes of vitamins, minerals, antioxidants
consumer spending will also stimulate demand forand other added ingredients. Trends toward fast
flavors and fragrances used in cosmetics andfood and other convenience-oriented food options
toiletries, a market segment historically concentrated(e.g., ready-to-eat meals) will further boost demand,
in North America and Western Europe, but nowas these highly processed items often require
seeing rapid advances in developing regions. The beststronger flavor loadings. The toiletry and cleaner
opportunities for flavors and fragrances will be foundsegment will also remain an important market. Faster
in the Asia/Pacific region, which will account forgrowth is expected for applications in cosmetics and
one-third of total value gains between 2009 andtoiletries, while demand in the well-established
2014.detergent and cleaner industry will be limited by
China, India among best growth opportunitiesmarket maturity, even in developing regions such as
While the US is by far the world's largest user ofEastern Europe. Skin care products are expected to
flavors and fragrances (accounting for one-quarter ofprovide some of the best opportunities, reflecting
world demand), the fastest growth will occur inexpansion of the skin care industry itself, as
developing regions. Asia, Central and South America,manufacturers continue to target growth segments
Eastern Europe and the Africa/ Mideast region will allwith products designed for middle-aged and older
outpace the global average. Industrialization trendsadults seeking anti-aging solutions. In addition,
and aroma chemicals manufacturer increases in livingfragrances will continue to play an important role in
standards will fuel demand for flavors and fragrancesproduct differentiation in the toiletry and cleaner
in generally underdeveloped end-user manufacturingsegment, supporting demand for fragrance blends
industries of these regions. Over the forecast period,and aroma chemicals manufacturer used in related
the Asia/Pacific region will surpass Western Europe toproducts.
become the second largest regional consumer ofStudy coverage
flavors and fragrances, behind North America. InThis new industry study presents historical demand
particular, China and India will see some of the mostdata (1999, 2004 and 2009) plus forecasts for 2014
rapid growth in both demand and output, asand 2019 by product (e.g., flavor blends, fragrance
multinational producers continue to establishblends, essential oils and natural extracts, aroma
subsidiaries in these countries in order to meet localchemicals), market (e.g., food and beverages,
demand.toiletries and cleaners), world region and for 18
Food and beverages to remain largest marketcountries. The study also considers market
Food and beverages, which accounted for 47environment factors, evaluates company market
percent of aggregate demand in 2009, will remain theshare and profiles 37 industry competitors.