The Insoluble Dietary Fibers market is estimated to reach US$ 5 billion by 2031 at a CAGR of 9%.
Insoluble Dietary Fibers Market Drivers
This Insoluble Dietary Fibers market is driven by the following factors:
- Increasing Consumer Health Consciousness: Consumers are becoming increasingly conscious about health and are experiencing a rising imperative to consume more natural and functional foods. Dietary insoluble fibers are regarded as a natural panacea for numerous health problems.
- Increasing Incidence of Gastrointestinal Disorders: Gastrointestinal diseases, such as IBS and IBD, have caused an increase in the demand for dietary fiber supplements and fibre-containing foods.
- Aging Population: The spread of age-related health problems, including constipation and diverticular disease, increases with the age of the population, thereby boosting the demand for insoluble dietary fibers.
- Growing Production of Functional Foods and Drinks: The food and beverages industry has witnessed a trend of preparing their products from functional ingredients, such as dietary fibers, insoluble. The Insoluble Dietary Fibers market expands in terms of volume owing to the incorporation.
- Environmental Support: Governments of various countries adopt policies towards healthy diets. Such diets focus on high intakes of fiber. Subsequently, there is increasing demand.
- Product Development Innovation: Manufacturers have been innovating to produce new and improved products containing insoluble dietary fiber. This includes the incorporation of fiber into a wide array of food products, such as cereals, breads, snacks, and beverages.
- Clean Label and Natural Ingredients: Customer demand for clean label and natural ingredients has been the major driver for demand of insoluble dietary fiber from a natural source such as wheat bran, oat bran, or psyllium husk.
- Personalized Nutrition: Personalized nutrition also contributes to the increased demand for customized dietary fiber solutions adapted to individual needs and preferences.
- Emerging Markets: Dietually furnished products are growing at a high rate in the Insoluble Dietary Fibers market, particularly in Asia-Pacific, as people have more disposable income and their dietary habits are changing.
Source: The Insight Partners
