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食品・飲料産業における代替タンパク質の技術開発環境Innovation Landscape of Protein Alternatives in the F&B industry |
食品・飲料産業における代替タンパク質の技術開発環境 |
出版日: 2020年03月31日
発行: Frost & Sullivan
ページ情報: 英文 49 Pages
納期: 即日から翌営業日
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世界の消費者の間では、食肉需要の増加が牧畜業の生産規模を拡大させ、ひいては土地・水の過剰利用や圧力増加、資源不足、温室効果ガスの排出といった問題を引き起こす、という考えが広がりつつあります。また、健康意識の向上もあいまって、動物性タンパク質に代わる代替タンパク質 (植物性、微生物ベース、昆虫ベースなど) の需要が拡大しつつあります。そして、代替タンパク質の味覚・食感・嗜好性の向上に向けた研究開発活動も活発化しています。
当レポートでは、世界の食品・飲料業界における代替タンパク質の普及・活用状況の見通しについて分析し、全体的な市場構造と最新情勢 - 動物性タンパク質からの需要代替の見込み -、製品カテゴリー (抽出源) 別の製品特性と技術開発・普及動向、地域別の技術開発の傾向と見通し、今後の市場機会の可能性・方向性、といった情報を取りまとめてお届けいたします。
Growing Concerns About Health Risks And Increasing Consumer Focus On Wellness Driving Adoption of Alternate Proteins
The rise in demand for high quality protein is driving up livestock production, which can lead to increased pressures in land and water use, possible resource scarcity and even increase in green house gas emissions. Red meat, being a popular choice of protein can potentially cause health issues on regular consumption. In addition, there is a growing interest in healthier food choices of consumers across the globe. These have led to the growing interest for alternative protein sources, such as plant-based, microbial-based and edible insects. These commonly referred as ‘eco-friendly' protein sources, are being touted as viable solutions to current animal proteins and over-farming. These alternative protein sources also serve to fulfill religious and ethical considerations. It is also important to achieve a balance of multiple protein sources to ensure optimum nutrition.
It is also realized that while there is a wide range of alternative proteins being researched, challenges related to taste, texture and palatability still need to be overcome, especially for newer alternatives based on insects and cell culture.
This research service titled “Innovation Landscape of Protein Alternatives in the F&B Industry” discusses the recent developments in alternative proteins with a specific focus to the F&B industry that are being considered as viable alternatives for animal proteins sources.