Fragrance Ingredients Market to witness breakneck growth by 2032

July, 2023 /press release/- Market Research Future Published a Half Cooked Research Report on Global Fragrance Ingredients Market Research Report.

It said, and quite often believed, especially in the business world that the fragrance of an individual says a lot about him/her. Even though the fragrance is just a mixture of natural or synthetic substances added to products to give them a unique aroma, people often try to observe the characteristics of plants or flowers in the nature of person using the fragrance. Therefore, consumers often demand specific perfumes or soaps or body lotions because of which makers of these products demand more specific fragrance ingredients. Hence, the market for fragrance ingredients is witnessing breakneck growth.

Market Research Future (MRFR) has published a research report about global fragrance ingredients market that visualizes breakneck growth in this market between 2022 and 2032. The factors that are driving this market include changing the lifestyle of consumers, increasing disposable income, and rapidly growing urbanization. Due to a rise in disposable income, more consumers are spending money on beauty products and personal care products and hence, sales of perfumery products are rising. The rise in the sales of perfumery products is creating demand for fragrance ingredients that are useful for the former's production. The escalation of demand, supply, and revenue for global fragrance ingredients market is certain during the forecast period. Covering extensive primary research, this report features a detailed analysis of qualitative and quantitative aspects by various industry experts and key opinion leaders that would help readers to gain deeper insights into the market and industry performance. The report analyzes current market scenario that includes the historic and forecasted market size, in terms of value and volume, technological advancement, macroeconomic, and governing factors of the market. Lastly, the report profiles the key players in the industry, observing their strategies.

The global fragrance ingredients market has been segmented into applications, functional groups, source, types and lastly region. Application-based segmentation of this market comprises of fine fragrances products, household care products, and personal care products. Fine fragrances are perfumes. Examples of household care products include bathroom cleaners, bleaches, metal cleaner, etc. Examples of personal care products include soaps, cosmetics, moisturizers, cologne, deodorants, etc. During the forecast period, application of fragrance ingredients in personal care products is estimated to retain its dominance over other segments. This is due to growing consumer awareness towards personal hygiene. The report estimates elevated growth in the use of fragrance ingredients in fine fragrance products in this segment.

On the basis of the functional group, the market has been segmented into alcohols & phenols, aldehydes, carboxylic acids, esters, ketones, & others. In this segment, the report estimates alcohols & phenols to dominate the market during the forecast period. By source, the segmentation of market covers flower, fruits, insects, minerals, plant extracts, vegetables, and others. In this segment, flower segment dominates the market followed by plant extracts owing to the high availability of these extracts to be used as a fragrance ingredient. Due to popular demand of consumers preferring floral essence in fragrance products, the use of flower ingredient is rising rapidly. By types, Fragrance ingredients contain essential oils, for example, citronella, eucalyptus, and mint. They also contain aromatic chemicals, such as benzenoids and terpenes, which are extracted from different flowers, fruits, and herbs & shrubs.

On the basis of regional segmentation, the global fragrance ingredients market has been segmented into regions namely North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and the rest of the world (RoW). Europe is holds the largest share in global fragrance ingredients market, followed by North America. The highest consumption fragrance ingredients in Europe market happens in France, followed by Germany and Switzerland. Other important markets in Europe include Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom (UK). Remaining countries of Europe also make a significant contribution to the market, making Europe the largest regional market. In Europe, the market is strong because people in this region heavily use body care products, cosmetics, home care products, incense, soaps & detergents, and spray perfumes. Due to increasing consumer awareness regarding personal hygiene and rising demand for fragrance ingredients in cosmetics and fragrance industry, fragrance ingredients market is rapidly growing in North America and is expected to get a boost during the forecast period. The biggest markets for fragrance ingredients in this region are the United States of America (USA), Canada and Mexico. In the Asia Pacific, the market despite being nothing like North America and Europe is huge due to the high density of population. In this region, the maximum revenue comes from Australia, China, India, Japan and rest of Asia Pacific. The biggest markets for fragrance ingredients among RoW countries include Argentina, Brazil, and South Africa.

Key Players

The key players in the global fragrance ingredients market include BASF SE (Germany), Firmenich International SA (Switzerland), Frutarom Industries Ltd. (Israel), Givaudan SA (Switzerland), International Flavors & Fragrances Inc. (USA), Robertet Fragrances, Inc. (USA), and Mane SA (France).

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