Insect Protein Market Comprehensive Analysis, Growth Forecast from

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1 Insect Protein Market Comprehensive Analysis, Growth Forecast from With the preference of consumers shifting from animal proteins to alternatives, the demand for insect protein is rising continuously. Driven by the increasing government support for insect protein research, in terms of initiative and funding, the insect protein market is registering a significant rise in its global valuation. This research report on the worldwide insect protein market evaluates market trends and prospects in details to offer a comprehensive study. It also discusses the performance of key market segments and their impacts on the overall growth of this market. Is something restraining your company s growth in the Insect Protein Market? Ask for the report brochure here The food and the feed industries are the two main verticals, wherein insect protein finds prominent usage. Both industries have their separate insect protein producers. Some of the leading producers of insect protein used for food products are: EntomoFarms Aspire Food Group Jimini s Protifarm Swarm Nutrition GmbH Chapul Cricket Protein The key producers of insect protein used in feed include: AgriProtein Holdings Ltd. EnviroFlight LLC Innovafeed Ÿnsect Hexafly Protix New product launches, development of distribution channels, and strategic alliances are the prominent strategies among players looking to create a niche into the worldwide insect protein market. Some notable developments by insect protein producers in recent times are: Recently, InnovaFeed partnered with Cargill, a leading distributor of agricultural products, to offer sustainable feed options to the animal feed industry. According to the agreement, both the companies will market fish feed with insect proteins, together. The companies have declared this step as their support for the development of sustainable aquaculture.

2 AgriProtein, a leader in nutrient recycling, entered into an acquisition agreement with Millibeter, a Flanders-based start-up, in December With this acquisition, AgriProtein has taken the initiative to dominate the Europe insect protein market. With the global population rising at a high pace, the need for protein has increased manifold. Since consumers, globally, meet most of their protein needs with animal-derived food products, such as meat, milk, and eggs, their consumption has also surged drastically. In turn, this development is threatening the environmental sustainability. People and food product manufacturers are equally concerned about it and are using all kinds of control measures. The fact that nearly 2,000 species of insects are already eaten by humans and animals for their protein content, many producers regarded it as a lucrative opportunity to foray into the insect protein market. Various products, such as mixed insect snacks, whey protein, cricket pasta, mealworm cookies, honey caterpillar croquettes, and insect protein candies, have been introduced in the global market since then. Researchers expect this scenario to continue in the future, adding to the growth of the global insect protein market. Stuck in a neck-to-neck competition with other brands? Request a custom report on competition on Insect Protein Market here On a regional basis, the global insect protein market is distributed across Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, the Middle East and Africa, and North America. North America and Europe aren t traditionally insect-eating regions. However, increasing concerns regarding the environmental impact of over-consumption of animal-based food products have shifted North American and European consumers towards insects for proteins and nutrients. Since consumers in these regions aren t still comfortable with the idea of eating insects, producers here have introduced insect protein in powder form. Protein powders and bars, pasta, and several insect protein-based bakery products are in high demand among consumers in both regions. Going forward, this trend is likely to continue over the next few years and, consequently, support the insect protein markets in North America and Europe significantly.