Food premix is a mixture of minerals, vitamins, and other functional substances used in food and beverage fortification.
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Some of the most common premixes are vitamin premixes,
mineral premixes, nucleotide premixes, amino acid premixes, and botanical
premixes. Excipients (carriers, fillers), fortificants (powdered vitamins and
minerals), and free-flow agents make up the premix. As they improve the overall
quality and texture of food items, they are gaining appeal in nutritional
supplements and other food products.
The global Food
Premix market is projected to reach around US$ 2.1 billion by
the end of 2027, in terms of revenue, growing at CAGR of 5.5% during the
forecast period (2019-2027). Vitamins,
minerals, nucleotides, amino acids, and botanicals are among the constituents.
The liquid and powder versions of food premix are both accessible. Bone health,
immunity, digestion, heart health, and weight control are all aided by food premix.
Premix growth is primarily driven by rising demand for
fortified foods. The industry for food premix is expected to develop in
response to rising incidence of micronutrient deficiency illnesses among the
worldwide population and a shortage of micronutrients in food. Vitamins and
minerals are the most prevalent premix in fortified meals, and they are often
added to wheat flour during milling procedures to generate enriched rice
kernels.
Over the projection period, increasing use of
microencapsulation technology in food premix products is expected to boost
market expansion. The goal of microencapsulation is to make food premix
products more soluble and useful. Many companies are launching gummy vitamin
products like tablets and capsules with the use of microencapsulation to
maintain and safeguard the gummy vitamins' core ingredient, which is especially
important in tablet form.
In recent years, innovative methods for manufacturing
premix-based goods have become more prevalent. The preparation of food premix
has gotten easier because to the development of modern blending technologies
such as trituration and microencapsulation processes. As a result, development
is expected to be aided by the rising adoption of improved blending technology
throughout the forecast period.
There are a variety of food
premixes available for use in both human and animal feeding. The
premix is divided into vitamins, minerals, amino acids, antibiotics, and other
components. This has been divided into three categories based on end-user
industry: food, feed, and pharmaceuticals. Dairy products, baked goods,
nutritional supplements, drinks, and others are sub-segments of the food
segment.

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