Alternative areas of medicine are gaining increased traction recently due to consumer willingness to choose course of treatment have relatively less side effects. Market reports linked to the food, beverage & nutrition sector along with published reports on other sectors have been lately made available by Market Research Future, which has also published a report on this market. The industry is estimated to demonstrate a reasonable growth pace with a CAGR of 3.7 percent through the forecast period.
As antibiotic and allopathic medicines can be quite severe on the body while treating infections and illnesses, medicinal spices are gaining popularity and users due to increased awareness on the consumer’s end. Relatively lesser level of investment required to set up the business is making the industry attractive to investors too. Rising demand for organic medicines is expected to play out favorably for the growth of the industry.
Detailed Regional Analysis
The medicinal spices industry is divided into Europe, North America and Asia Pacific along with rest of the world (RoW). The Asia-Pacific region is expected to lead the market followed by the North American region. China, India and Vietnam are main spice manufacturers in the Asia-Pacific region. Existence of many agro-climatic zones and seasons support the production of several spices in this region. Mexico and Guatemala are main spice producing countries in the North-American region. The strong potential of spice consumption and production will support growth of the spice market in most of the regions in the world.
Global Competitive Analysis
The products that are being focused on to capitalize the vigorous pace of technological discoveries have led to extensive changes. This particular trend has amplified the affinity for diversification in the sector, which has indirectly enabled the players to use the beneficial state of dealings obtainable in this market. The utilization of these opportunities by contenders, who are trying to nurture their industry share by intensive development can inspire the growth of this business sector. The companies are also additionally trying to capture and create economic worth together in a proper manner. This has raised the potential for the approaching growth period considerably. This state has also been known to be productive for companies so they can fix goals that can keep up their enterprise's liquidity viable enough to take effective choices in terms of strategy designing and implementation.
The important players profiled in the market globally are as SOAP (Sapthsathi Medicinal Agriculture Project) (India), Frontier Natural Products Co-op (U.S), Able Agro International (India), Live Organics Pvt Ltd (India), Earthen Delight (India), Yogi Botanicals (India) and Sun Impex (Netherland) to name a few.
Industry Updates:
Mar 2018 Carmel Organics which is based out of Madhya Pradesh, India has been welcomed in the agritech portfolio of Ankur Capital, which is an India-focused VC fund that backs early-stage startups. Carmel Organics’ positioning as a superior supplier of medicinal herbs and its grip especially in markets like Australia and Europe has been one of the key reasons for its inclusion in Ankur capital’s portfolio. The combination of strong on-ground connect with farmers as well as the drive to build a global scale company further solidified the decision. Carmel Organics helps small farmers in India grow their incomes by the sale of organic herbs and the production of the spices and their consequent distribution.
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