The Asia Pacific is rapidly emerging as one of the leading markets for betaines due to the easy availability of raw materials in the region. Betaines are commonly found in food products like broccoli, sugar beet, shrimp, quinoa, brown rice, spinach, sweet potato, beef, and cereals. The Asia Pacific betaines market is also being driven by the rising consumption of health drinks, and dietary supplements to which betaines are added. Their numerous health benefits range from treating cardiovascular diseases to improving metabolism to increase muscle strength. Thus, betaines are added to products like functional beverages to add to their nutritional value.
Betaines also find extensive application as surfactants in the region, especially in the personal care sector. They are used to manufacture body washes, hand soaps, creams, shampoos, cleansing lotions, and baby products. Their popularity in the sector is due to their various favourable properties like foam booster, high-water retention, and viscosity modifier. The betaines market in this sector is also being aided by a shift among the consumers towards ‘green' products. Globally, the cosmetics industry is witnessing a rapid growth of natural and organic products. Being biodegradable, betaines are often a part of these eco-friendly cosmetics products. Asia is an emerging market for such sustainable products with greater awareness among the consumers about the environmentally detrimental effects of certain personal care products.
China and India are the two major markets in the Asia Pacific region. In India, betaines are being increasingly being used in animal feed due to the various government schemes focussed on spreading awareness about animal health and the benefits of providing the animal with a nutritional and balanced diet. The government seeks to promote better feed practices among the farmers through such initiatives. This is aiding the growth of the betaines market in India as betaines when added to feed, boost animal health by improving metabolism and preventing osmotic stress during coccidiosis. In China, the prices of betaine saw a significant increase of 20% between 2016-2017 due to the strict environmental policies of the Chinese government, which led to a tight supply of raw materials in the first half of 2017.
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Market Analysis by Types, Grades, Applications, Feedstock, and Regions:
- Betaines are categorised as natural and synthetic betaines.
- By grades, they are categorised as HPC and F&B grades.
- Industry segments, and home and personal care sectors are the leading application sectors for betaines in the global market.
- Their feedstock are Dimethylaminopropylamine (DMAPA) and Monochloroacetic Acid.
- Food and beverages, home and personal care, and animal feed sectors are the leading application sectors for betaines in the Asia Pacific market.
- Region-wise, the Asia Pacific betaines market can be divided into China, India, and Southeast Asia.
Key Findings of the Report:
- Natural betaines are being preferred over synthetic betaines due to greater awareness of the side-effects of synthetic betaines which include heartburn, nausea, and stomach upset.
- The Asia Pacific betaines market is aided by the growing population and the rapid urbanization.
- Rising demand for dietary supplements and health drinks from health-conscious consumers is driving the betaines market growth in the region.
- With major brands introducing products with natural and biodegradable ingredients in their personal care line, betaines are witnessing increased sales.
Key Offerings of the Report:
- The report by EMR gives the global demand for betaines by its types and applications.
- The report provides historical (2018-2023) and forecasted (2024-2032) consumption of betaines as well as for betaines as surfactants in the global and Asia Pacific market.
- It examines the trade data of betaines in the global market for 2020, looking into the value and volume of the major importing and exporting countries.
- It gives a detailed insight into the regional consumption and production of betaines in the Asia Pacific for the periods (2018-2023) and (2024-2032).
- The EMR report analyses the historical (2018-2023) and future (2024-2032) price trends for the regional and feedstock markets in the Asia Pacific betaines market.
BASF China Co. Ltd., Kao Chemical Corp Shanghai, Evonik speciality Chemicals Shanghai Co Ltd., Shanghai Kang Xin Chemical Co., Ltd., Weifang Sunwin Chemicals, Miwon EOD Co., Ltd., Chemrez technologies, Inc., and Galaxy surfactants Limited are the key players operating in the Asia Pacific betaines market analysed by EMR. The EMR report gives an in-depth insight into the competitive landscape of the Asia Pacific betaines market including the latest developments among the major players like their plant turnarounds, capacity expansions, market share, and mergers and expansions.
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