The Butter and Margarine Market’s Journey from US $4,285.4 Billion in 2022 to Projected US $8,135.4 Billion by 2032 Evolving Consumer Tastes

The Butter and Margarine market is a dynamic landscape driven by evolving consumer preferences and culinary trends. Butter, a traditional favorite, is valued for its rich flavor and natural appeal. Margarine, on the other hand, offers a lower-cost alternative with potential health benefits. As health consciousness rises, manufacturers are innovating to create trans-fat-free and plant-based margarine options.

Demand for butter and margarine is expected to reach US$4,285.4 billion in 2022 and is projected to increase at a CAGR of 6.6% to US$8135.4 billion from 2022 to 2032.

Butter and Margarine are vital ingredients of confectionery items. Over the years, butter and margarine have become necessities in every household, owing to nutritional value and the rise in demand for convenience food. While butter is a dairy product, margarine is a non-dairy product capable of substituting it in the global market.

Although there is a difference in the taste and properties, their substituting nature is a boost for the industry. Consumers who aren’t buoyant enough to purchase butter from the market can make a switch to margarine since it’s cheap and serve the same purpose of enriching the tastes as butter.

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Butter and Margarine Market Driven by Increase in Disposable Income

The significant growth witnessed in the butter and margarine market is due to the rise in consumers’ disposable income globally. The increase in income has improved the purchasing power of consumers globally, and this will facilitate the growth in butter and margarine supply in the global market.

Also, change in consumers’ lifestyle is another force driving the industry forward. Consumers’ often go for food products that require little time for preparation to save time after an hectic day. Butter and margarine are convenient food products since they can be consumed anywhere at any time. For instance, individuals with tight schedules at their office can take butter or margarine along with them to working place to apply on bread or any other food product for consumption.

Increasing Application in End User Sector

Butter is used to produce a variety of food products such as cake, biscuits, cookies, macaroons, and other confectionery items. And this has affected the market positively with the rise in demand for confectionery products among consumers.

Butter and Margarine Market Restraints

The global butter and margarine market is threatened by the increase in health awareness programs regarding the side effects of the consumption of margarine, and the rise in obesity. This factor is expected to restrain the butter and margarine global market. However, consumers might be shifting towards the consumption of butter, but due to its high cost, consumers will have to shun the market. And this will cause the market to decline in growth.

Furthermore, government stringent regulations such as licensing, labeling, and many others on manufacturing and marketing of food products like butter and margarine are projected to hamper the growth of the industry. Also, the rise in obesity among consumers’ has a negative impact on growth of the market over the foreseeable period.

Butter and Margarine Market: Regional Analysis

Europe and North America regions dominate the global butter and margarine market in terms of total revenue and are projected to continue with this pace because of the rise in consumption of baked items, which are processed with butter and margarine among consumers. Europe remains the largest consumer of margarine followed by North America, Asia Pacific, South America, and Africa.

The Asia Pacific will witness remarkable growth in the butter and margarine market over the foreseeable period with India and China acting as drivers. Individuals in China and India are expected to increase the demand for food products processed from butter and margarine due to the rise in per capita income. The Middle East is a small market and is expected to register a moderate growth over the forecast period.

Butter and Margarine Market: Competitive Landscape

  • Arla Foods
  • Farmers Cooperative Creamery
  • Deam Foods Company
  • OJSC Creative Group
  • Kraft Foods
  • AMUL India
  • Friesland Campina.

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Global Butter and Margarine Market Segment Analysis

The global butter and margarine market can be segmented on the following basis:

By Type

  • Traditional margarine
  • Liquid margarine
  • Other

By Usage

  • Spreadable
  • Non-spreadable

By Distribution Channel

  • Retail
  • Industrial
  • Food Service

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