PUBLISHER: DataM Intelligence | PRODUCT CODE: 1262750
PUBLISHER: DataM Intelligence | PRODUCT CODE: 1262750
The global dehydrated vegetables market reached US$ XX million in 2022 and is projected to witness lucrative growth by reaching up to US$ XX million by 2030. The market is expected to exhibit a CAGR of 4.5% during the forecast period (2023-2030).
Dehydrated vegetables are vegetables in which the moisture content is reduced through a drying process. Dehydration can be achieved by various methods such as oven drying, sun drying or using any specialized dehydrators. Dehydration is considered a convenient and versatile option in the food industry. They can be used in a variety of ways like adding them to soups, casseroles and stews. Dehydrated vegetables are less expensive than the fresher ones and can be used year-round when the vegetables are out of season. Dehydrating vegetables is a great way of reducing food waste by preserving them and extending their lifestyle. Some common dehydrated vegetables include onions, tomatoes, carrots, bell peppers, potatoes, garlic, etc.
As compared to dehydrated vegetables, fresh vegetables have a short shelf life and they may deteriorate if not properly stored. By removing the water content from the fresh vegetables through various dehydration processes, their shelf life can be increased to several months. The demand for dehydrated vegetables is increasing in places where fresh vegetables are not available year-round. Dehydrated vegetables offer a convenient solution as they can be preserved for long periods of time and used when needed. Dehydrated vegetables are a popular ingredient in emergency food supplies and are mainly used by relief agencies in disaster-prone areas. Therefore, the demand for long shelf life and convenience is expected to boost the growth of the dehydrated vegetables market over the forecast period.
Dehydrated vegetables are often less expensive than fresh vegetables. As dehydrated vegetables have a longer shelf life, these can be purchased in bulk and stored for extended periods of time without spoiling. This reduces food waste and saves money by allowing consumers to buy in larger quantities and take advantage of bulk discounts. Dehydrated vegetables are often less expensive to transport and store compared to fresh vegetables, as they are lighter and take up less space. This makes dehydrated vegetables a cost-effective option for consumers. As consumers continue to look for ways to save money and incorporate healthy foods into their diet, the demand for cost-effective options like dehydrated vegetables is likely to increase.
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The global dehydrated vegetables market is segmented based on vegetable type, form, technology, end-use, and region.
Among forms, the dehydrated vegetables market is segmented into cuts & flakes, powder & granules, slices & cubes, and whole. In 2022, the cuts & flakes segment accounted for the highest share in the dehydrated vegetables market. Cuts & flakes refers to a specific type of product that is made by cutting or flaking vegetables into small pieces and then dehydrating them to remove moisture. This process allows the vegetables to have a longer shelf life and be more easily transported and stored while still retaining their nutritional value. Cuts & flakes can be made from a variety of different vegetables such as onions, tomatoes, peppers, carrots, etc. and used as ingredients in soup and stews where the flavor and texture of fresh vegetables are desired but not always available. Due to the rising demand for easy-to-use ingredients in the food industry, the cuts & flakes segment is able to hold the largest share in the dehydrated vegetables market.
North America has the highest share in the dehydrated vegetables market. The increased consumer demand for convenience food, changing dietary habits, and rise in the vegan and vegetarian population boost the growth of the dehydrated vegetables market in North America. Dehydrated vegetables are used extensively in the food industry, as they have a longer shelf life, are easy to transport and have a concentrated flavor. The U.S. and Canada are the major players in the North America dehydrated vegetables market. In the U.S., the demand for dehydrated vegetables is driven by the rising demand for convenience food due to the busy lifestyle and the need for food with longer shelf life. Canada is another important market for dehydrated vegetables in North America. The country's market is driven by increasing demand for healthy and natural food products.
The major global players in the market include California Sun Dry Foods, ITC Limited, Green Rootz, Mercer Foods LLC, BCFoods Inc, European Freeze Dry Ltd., Bella Sun Luci, Sensient Technologies Corporation, Mondelez International Inc, and Van Drunen Farms.
The global dehydrated vegetables market report would provide approximately 69 tables, 71 figures, and 200 pages.