Food Supplement Ingredients Market may exceed USD 2.2 billion by 2024; according to a new research report.

Increasing awareness regarding health benefits and rising prevalence of chronic diseases owing to adoption of unhealthy lifestyle should drive food supplement ingredients market. These products offer various vitamins, amino acid, and omega-3 which fulfill nutritional deficiencies caused by excess consumption of processed food, thereby driving the product demand.

Growing adult participation in sports and leisurely activities for muscular development & weight management may boost food supplement ingredients market. These product offers various nutrients such as folic and oxalic acid thereby improving sports performance and recovery from exercise, thereby driving food supplement ingredients market demand.

Vitamin based food supplement ingredients may register significant gains at over 7% by the end of foreseeable timeframe. Vitamins plays an essential role in proper DNA synthesis, red blood cell formation, and neurological functions. These are used for treatment of cardiovascular diseases and for lowering homocysteine levels which avert heart strokes, thereby stimulating product demand.

Powder form food supplement ingredients was valued at over USD 140 million in 2017. Growing energy powders consumption among sport persons may accelerate the product growth. Also, they offer improved texture, taste and quality as compared to conventional supplements, thereby driving the market.

Food supplement ingredients for pregnant women may register gains close to 6.5% by the end of foreseeable timeframe. Increasing cases of child birth defects owing to rise in the number of working women and hectic lifestyle may drive the product demand. Prenatal supplements offer various essential nutrients such as iron, folic acid, calcium, and iodine, which minimize the risk of neural tube defects at birth and fill dietary gaps in pregnant women, which may boost market growth.

Europe food supplement ingredients market led by Germany, UK and France was valued at over USD 175 million in 2017. Increasing obesity rate among children?s in the region may boost demand for these ingredients as they aid in weight management which prevents chronic diseases such as diabetes and high blood pressure. The European government has set specific standards for the addition of these supplements in various products up to a permissible limit, thereby driving the regional growth demand.