Jan 25, 2017
Frozen Fruits Market will cross 1.86% by 2027; Frozen Fruits Market has witnessed continued demand during the last few years and is projected to reach 40.98 million tons by 2027
Pune, India - January 25, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
Market Scenario
Globally, the market for frozen fruits has been increasing due to changing consumption patterns and growing demand for new ingredients and flavors. Improved consumer’s preference towards convenience foods is driving the market for frozen fruits. Hence, the global Frozen Fruits Market has witnessed continued demand during the last few years and is projected to reach 40.98 million tons by 2027, at a CAGR of 1.86% from 2016 to 2027.
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Key Player
Frozen Fruitsare Dole (U.S.)
Ardo NV (Belgium)
HJ Heinz (US)
Simplot Australia PTY Ltd (Australia)
General Mills (U.S.)
Findus Sverige AB, (Sweden)
Pinnacle Foods Corp. (US)
Bonduelle Group (France).
Key Findings
· Increase in demand for confectionery, bakery and dairy products specifically in berries will drive demand for kiwi and apricots among the frozen fruit segments
· Volume wise market size will continue to be higher under APAC region with more than 50% share. With rise in disposable incomes in India and China and growing demand for healthy foods will drive higher demand for frozen fruits
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Study Objectives of Frozen Fruits Market
Detailed analysis for micro and macro markets
To estimate market size by type, sub-type, form, packaging and application
To understand the supply and demand dynamics including supply and consumption concentration mapping
To provide region level market analysis and future outlook for North America, Europe, Asia, and Rest of the World (ROW) and their countries
Competitive landscaping evaluating key strategies taken by top players in the market
Company profiling of major players in the market
Value chain analysis and supply chain analysis
Analysis of historical market trends, and technologies, and current government regulatory requirements
TOC of Frozen Fruits Market
1 Report Prologue
2 Introductions
3 Research Methodologies
4 Market Dynamics
5 Market Factor Analyses
6 Global Frozen Fruits Market- by Type
7 Global Frozen Fruits Market- by Form
8 Global Frozen Fruit Market by Packaging
9 Global Frozen Fruits Market- by Region
10 Global Frozen Fruit Market by Application
Continued……
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