The market dynamics of Nisin, a natural antimicrobial agent, are influenced by various factors that play a crucial role in shaping its demand and supply. Besides, the increasing popularity in the field of food and beverage production of organic ingredients as taking a place on the list of the main market forces is another factor that supports the development of the Nisin market. People look more into natural products with no pretentious additives today than yesterday. The use of Nisin as a safe and effective preservative also experiences a significant revival as a result.
Unlike other market, regulatory rhetoric is not of a little footing to the dynamics of nisin market. Worldwide regulatory bodies have acknowledged Nisin as a dietary ingredient that is safe, this helped to rapidly increase its congruence in the food industry. Nonetheless, this increment forced the food industry to embrace Nisin in order to stay in line with the strictly implemented regulations as well as to cater the customer's demands for transparency and well-being.
Exploding food and beverage industry, driven by population increase and consumers’ lifestyle modifications, is the other crucial factor, that is shaping the market growth of Nisin. The need for processed foods and ready-to-eat foods grows in parallel with it, so the manufacturers are more in desire to add Nisin to their blends as an additive that extends shelf life and offers quality. Thanks to Nisin's outstanding versatility featuring activity against a huge scope of bacteria, there is no point in a doubt while using this agent as a food preservative.
Apart from all the applications of Nisin in the food relevant sector, pharmaceutical industry has developed a sizable demand for this traditional product. The antimicrobial nature of Nison renders it a suitable for use in Pharmaceutical formulations, informing its growing sphere of interest among other markets. A progressed quest to ensure longer shelf life as well as for dealing with the microbial contamination has been taken towards a higher level in the development of pharmaceutical materials.
Factors that influence competition between Nisin products in the market may be defined as pre-eminent in terms of the creation of dynamics in Nisin market. The presence of big 4 producers and the entry by new-fangled players make up the competition patterns Petty traders often develop a taste and tend to use Nisin further and sell the same by making research and development, which brings the competition more intensively. Moreover, given the strategic role of partnerships, mergers, and acquisitions, which are community of those, who influence the overall supply chain and distribution channels in an industry.
The regional authorities' position and dynamics of the Nisin market are vibrant as well. Localities that are densely-populated with food and pharmaceutics industries have the tendency of this product being used most. Asia-Pacific, especially, has shown that it is exciting area for Nisin, profited by the robust surge of the food and beverage industry in the countries such as China and India.
Despite all, the pace of the market dynamics are affected by the technological aspects on the built of Nisin. Continuous research and development efforts have led to improved manufacturing processes, making Nisin production more cost-effective and scalable. This, in turn, has a positive impact on the overall market dynamics by ensuring a stable and reliable supply of Nisin to meet the growing demand from various industries.
The Nisin market is witnessing substantial growth due to its great application in the preservation of temperature-sensitive food products. The global nisin industry share was valued at USD 317.9 million in 2023. The demand for packaged foods, dairy products, and frozen food is increasing with the increase in disposable income of people which generates huge demand for natural preservatives such as nisin.
Nisin is a bactericidal food preservative, a polycyclic peptide, obtained from the bacterium Lactococcus lactis. It is effective against a wide range of food spoiling, gram-positive bacteria like Bacillus subtilis, Staphylococcus aureus, Listeria, Clostridium botulinum, and their spores. Nisin prevents the need for heat sterilization of packaged food products before preserving them as it is effective in controlling microbial growth in normal and frozen temperatures too. The Global Nisin market is expected to grow at a Compound Annual Growth Rate ( CAGR ) of 7.2 % over the forecast period.
With an increase in awareness about the bad effects of chemical preservatives the demand for natural preservatives such as nisin has increased significantly. It is effective in controlling a wide range of microbes and can be easily applied to food products during their packaging. The growth of the canned food industry is also increasing the demand for nisin for its effectiveness to control Clostridium botulinum, a problematic bacteria of canned foods. The global nisin market is expected to be worth USD 490 million by the end of the current forecast period in 2030.
Covid-19 Analysis
Covid-19 pandemic hurt the global nisin market badly. The closure of packaged food production units to curb the virus spread led to a drastic fall in the demand for preservatives like nisin. However, the demand for packaged products rose during the period but the demand could not be met with supply. The restrictions on the movement of goods and transportation services also disrupted the supply chain of the global nisin market. Moreover, strict regulations regarding the operations of laboratories hampered the production rate of nisin itself. Furthermore, the poor performance of the tourism and hospitality sector affected the market indirectly. However, the market is showing a quick recovery after the relaxation of restriction measures and is expected to surpass the earlier growth rate quickly.
The increasing demand for packaged, pre-processed, and frozen foods are the major factors driving the growth of the Global nisin market. The growing popularity of these food products along with the growing disposable income of people is creating a favorable environment for market growth. Moreover, the rising concern about the negative health effects of chemical preservatives is giving the way for the growth of the natural preservatives market.
Nisin is a suitable preservative for temperature-sensitive food products like dairy and frozen food as it prevents the need for heat sterilization of products. Therefore, nisin being a highly effective and completely safe natural preservative, it is getting good demand from a wide range of food products industries.
The complex production process of nisin, requiring sophisticated Technology, is the major restraining factor for the growth of the global nisin market. Moreover, many food packaging industries prefer to use preservative technology instead of preservative ingredients, thereby hampering the market growth. Furthermore, the non-availability of controlled release methods or packaging materials is also a major hindrance to the popularity of nisin as a food preservative.
Nisin is a polycyclic antibacterial peptide, used as a food preservative, obtained from the bacterium Lactococcus lactis. It is a bacteriocin that is used to kill bacteria that spoil our foods like lactic acid bacteria, clostridium, listeria, etc. Unlike other bacteriocins, nisin is effective for killing a wide range of gram-positive bacteria and also gram-negative bacteria if given heat treatment.
Nisin is used as a preservative in cheese, meats, ice cream, pickles, and beverages to inhibit the growth of food spoiling gram-positive bacteria. It is available in the market as a light brown powder along with a substrate containing sodium chloride and fermentation solids. One of the biggest advantages of using nisin is that it reduces nutritional loss by preventing the need for heat sterilization of food products.
Study Objectives
The specific objectives of this market report on the market are given below:
The Powder form dominates the Global market owing to its ease of use. Nisin in powder form can be mixed with any food product or beverage as a preservative during packaging.
However, the liquid form is witnessing substantial growth owing to its greater ease of application than powder form. As nisin is to be added in small doses of 20-25 ppm, it is difficult to measure such an amount in powder form.
Dairy and frozen desserts are the largest end-user of nisin as a preservative. Their thermal sensitivity and highly prone to bacterial attack nature generate huge demand for bactericidal preservatives. As the application of nisin does not require thermal treatment, it is a suitable preservative for dairy and frozen desserts like cheese, butter, ice creams, etc.
Regional Analysis
The different regional markets for the global market are:
North America
Europe
Asia-Pacific
Rest of the world ( RoW )
North America accounts for the largest share of the global nisin market. Huge demand for packaged food items and pre-prepared food products generates large demand for natural preservatives in this region. In 2019, North America alone accounted for about 35% of the total market share. Factors like high disposable income of the people and adoption of a busy lifestyle also indirectly contribute to the growth of the nisin market in this region.
Europe follows North America to become the second-largest market. The high demand for natural and healthy preservatives is increasing the demand for nisin in this region. Moreover, the rising demand for dairy products, frozen food, and canned foods is likely to boost market growth.
Asia-Pacific is the fastest-growing regional segment with a rapidly developing food processing industry. Increasing awareness regarding the use of natural preservatives, rise in disposable income and higher population are factors promoting market growth in this region. The Latin America, Middle East, and African market segment are expected to grow at a moderate rate over the forecast period.
The major global companies playing a key role in the nisin market are :
Recent Developments
In January 2021, DuPont launched NovaGARD® NR 100-G, antimicrobial preservatives containing nisin and rosemary, in the Middle East and Africa. This preservative is specially meant for processed meat manufacturers.
Intended Audience
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Report Outlook
This report from Market Research Future provides an in-depth analysis of the nisin market in terms of current value and future forecast. This report has also highlighted the problems and prospects of the given market. Moreover, the technological analysis section of the report will help in understanding the product and its market prospects. Furthermore, this report contains a detailed analysis of different market segments for the current forecast period. This report has also identified the key players and the current developments in the nisin market.
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