Brewing Enzymes Market Share, Growth, Statistics, Competitor Landscape, Key Players

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Brewing Enzymes Market Highlights

The usage of enzymes in the brewing industry has been an essential component in its processing, and a thorough knowledge and research of those enzymes is mandatory for the sake of better production and higher quality although enzymes are endogenous in the kernel itself or have been added from external sources. The demand is driven due to reasons like increasing use of industrial enzymes used in breweries to accelerate processing and to produce consistent and high-quality products. Microbial enzymes in the brewing industry, are used to digest cell wall during extraction of plant material to provide better yield, color, aroma and clearer products.

The Brewing Enzymes Market has expanded in recent years with the advancement of research technology and extension of application range. Apart from the drivers, brewing process requires a deep knowledge of enzymology as each enzyme has its individual temperature point, where it can be in active form. Therefore, lack of such technical knowledge and skillsets may hamper the market growth in the forecast period. There are certain steps included ...
... in the process of brewing and these steps are very sensitive and any kind of change in doses of enzymes can lead to a high number of unwanted and undesirable effects, also enzymes utilized in the brewing process produces a lot of waste.

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The aggressive competition between brands selling beer is also driving the industry to innovate with new beer styles such as new flavors, different alcohol percentages, etc., thus leading to the demand for enzyme-based technologies. The global trend on gluten-free food has forced the industry to launch low-gluten/ gluten-free beers. These products are achieved by excluding wheat and barley from the process or by using traditional grains in the process and hydrolyzing the gluten using specific enzymes. Key Players

MillerCoors LLC. (U.S.), Ab Enzymes Inc. (Germany), Customized Brewing Solutions (CBS) (Belgium), Merck & Co., Inc. (U.S.), E. I. Du Pont De Nemours and Co. (U.S.), Kerry Inc. (U.S.), Soufflet Biotechnologies (France), Megazyme Inc. (U.S.), Novozymes A/S (Denmark), and DSM Food Specialties B.V. (Netherlands) are some of the key players in the global brewing enzymes market.

Regional Analysis

The dynamics of brewing enzyme varies extremely from region to region. North American market accounted for the largest share in brewing enzymes market in 2017 and it is projected to lead the market in near future as well. U.S. leads the North American brewing enzymes market, followed by Canada and fastest-growing Mexican market. In North America there is a growing demand for gluten-free beer, stimulating the demand for some specific proteases (such as the prolin-specific Brewers Clarex formulation from DSM). The European market, being one of the largest markets for beers, is driving the growth of brewing enzymes market. Countries such as the U.K, Italy, Spain, Russia, Denmark, Hungary, Austria, Belgium, and Germany are major beer manufacturers in Europe. Asia Pacific region is projected to grow at the highest CAGR during forecast period.

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Market Segmentation

The Global Brewing Enzymes Market has been segmented into type, source, form, and application.

The market by type has been segmented into amylase, beta-glucanase, protease, xylanase, and others.

The market, by source, has been segmented into microbial and plant.

The market, by form, has been segmented into liquid and powder.

The market has been segmented into application as wine and beer.

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