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市場調查報告書
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到 2030 年基因改造食品市場預測:按類型、性狀、作物類型和地區進行全球分析Genetically Modified Food Market Forecasts to 2030 - Global Analysis By Type (Animal Products, Fruits, Vegetables and Other Types), Trait, Crop Type and By Geography |
根據Stratistics MRC的數據,2023年全球基因改造食品市場規模為1,091億美元,預計在預測期內年複合成長率為8.5%,到2030年將達到1,931億美元。
由使用基因改造技術改變遺傳物質的生物體所生產的食品的生產、分配和消費在食品工業中被稱為「基因改造食品市場」。基因改造(GM)食品,通常稱為基因改造食品或生物技術食品,是透過在植物、動物或微生物的遺傳密碼中添加特定的基因或DNA序列,以產生所需的特性或品質而生產出來的。
2013年,美國美國核准進口一種粉紅色基因改造鳳梨,據美國農業部動植物衛生檢驗局稱,這種鳳梨「過度表達」來自柑橘的基因,抑制其他基因,並增加番茄紅素的產量。
基因改造 (GM)作物通常經過改造,具有更強的抗病蟲害能力,從而提高作物產量。這有助於養活不斷成長的世界人口。基因改造 (GM)作物旨在增強對害蟲、疾病和不利環境因素的抵抗力,從而提高農業生產力。隨著世界人口的不斷成長和糧食消費的增加,這一點尤其重要。此外,眾所周知,基因改造作物,如抗蟲棉花和耐除草劑大豆,可以顯著提高產量。此外,更高的農作物產量會帶來更穩定和更低的糧食成本,這對農民和消費者來說都是有利的。
消費者越來越關注食品中基因改造作物(GMO)的安全性和長期健康影響。這些擔憂往往源自於對基因改造過程及其潛在風險的無知、不準確的資料和不信任。然而,這些擔憂導致消費者要求對含有基因改造作物的產品進行更好的標籤,並在某些情況下提出加強立法的提案。此外,基因改造食品市場也受到偏好非基因改造和有機產品的消費趨勢的影響。
某些食品可能受益於基因改造,以改善口味和質量,從而增加其市場吸引力。基因改造技術可以改善食品的各種感官和品質特性,從而增加其對消費者的吸引力。例如,我們可以開發基因改造作物來改善質地、風味和營養價值,以生產更美味、更有營養的水果、蔬菜和其他食品。而且,這些調整不僅考慮到顧客偏好的變化,還考慮到營養缺乏和對有吸引力但健康食品的需求等問題。
基因改造 (GM)作物可能會對生態系統產生意想不到的影響,例如害蟲抗藥性的出現以及對基因改造作物以外的生物體產生潛在負面影響。例如,種植專為抗害蟲而設計的基因改造 (GM)作物可能會無意中導致超級細菌和抗性害蟲的出現,這需要額外的農藥。然而,基因改造作物與其野生近緣種的作物會減少植物物種的遺傳多樣性並威脅生物多樣性。
由於全球供應系統的中斷和傳統農業的壓力,這場流行病凸顯了加強糧食安全和永續性的必要性。封鎖措施和貿易限制造成的勞動力短缺、運輸問題以及供應鏈中斷延遲並擾亂了基因改造食品的生產和分銷。
在預測期內,由於對具有提高農業產量、最大限度減少環境影響和提高營養價值的性狀組合作物的需求不斷成長,疊加性狀(ST)部門預計將成為最大的部門。此外,透過同時解決多個問題,疊加性狀作物可以加速農業營運,從而實現更高的產量和更永續的農業。它還可以幫助農民更有效地管理資源,減少化學品的使用,並適應不斷變化的天氣模式。
大豆領域預計在預測期內年複合成長率最高。大豆是植物蛋白的寶貴來源,使其成為尋求替代蛋白質來源的注重健康的消費者的熱門選擇。隨著素食和純素飲食變得普及,大豆產品的市場正在顯著成長。此外,由於對永續蛋白質來源的需求以及有助於減少與肉類生產相關的森林砍伐的潛力,大豆在基因改造食品市場中的擴張使其成為一個具有巨大潛力的領域。
預計歐洲在預測期內將佔據最大佔有率。歐洲農業擁有完善且先進的技術力,使得基因改造(GM)作物得以廣泛普及。許多歐洲國家都引進了基因改造技術,特別是在食品工業廣泛使用的作物生產中,如油菜籽、大豆和玉米。此外,歐洲對基因改造食品的嚴格法規和標籤要求創造了資訊且謹慎的消費者基礎。雖然這些法律限制市場准入,但它們促進了基因改造食品行業的透明度和徹底的安全評估,增強了客戶的信心。
由於亞太地區人口龐大且不斷成長,以及都市化和生活方式的改變導致飲食偏好的變化,預計亞太地區將實現盈利成長。人們對更健康、更方便和永續食品的需求也日益成長。此外,基因改造 (GM)作物有潛力滿足這些需求,並透過提高農業產量、提高營養價值和減少環境影響來應對該地區不斷變化的營養需求。
According to Stratistics MRC, the Global Genetically Modified Food Market is accounted for $109.1 billion in 2023 and is expected to reach $193.1 billion by 2030 growing at a CAGR of 8.5% during the forecast period. The production, distribution, and consumption of foods generated from organisms whose genetic material has been altered via the use of genetic engineering techniques is referred to as the "genetically modified food market" in the food industry. Foods that have been genetically modified (GM), commonly referred to as genetically engineered or biotech foods, are produced by adding particular genes or DNA sequences into the genetic code of plants, animals, or microbes in order to produce desired features or qualities.
According to USDA APHIS, In 2013, the USDA approved the import of a GM pineapple that is pink in color and that "overexpresses" a gene derived from tangerines and suppress other genes, increasing production of lycopene.
Crops that have undergone genetic modification (GM) are frequently designed to be more pest and disease-resistant, increasing crop yields. This aids in supplying food to the expanding world population. Crops that have been genetically modified (GM) are designed to be more resistant to pests, diseases, and unfavorable environmental factors, increasing agricultural productivity. This is especially important as the global population keeps expanding and food consumption rises. Moreover, it is well known that GM crops, such as insect-resistant cotton and herbicide-tolerant soybeans, significantly increase yields. Furthermore, higher agricultural yields can help stabilize and lower the cost of food, which is beneficial to both farmers and consumers.
Concerns regarding the security and long-term health impacts of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in food are widespread among consumers. These concerns frequently result from ignorance, inaccurate data, or distrust regarding the process of genetic modification and its possible dangers. However, consumer demand for better labeling of items containing GMOs and, in some circumstances, proposals for stronger legislation have been sparked by these worries. Additionally, the market for genetically modified foods is being impacted by a movement in customer preferences toward non-GMO and organic products.
Certain food products may benefit from genetic alteration to improve their flavor and quality, increasing market appeal. Techniques for genetic modification enable the improvement of a variety of sensory and qualitative characteristics in foods, increasing their appeal to consumers. For instance, GM crops can be developed to enhance texture, flavor, and nutritional value, resulting in tastier and more nutrient-dense fruits, vegetables, and other food products. Additionally, these adjustments not only take into account shifting customer preferences but also take into account problems like nutritional inadequacies and the demand for attractive but healthy food products.
Genetically modified (GM) crops may have unforeseen ecological effects, such as the emergence of pest resistance and the potential for negative effects on creatures other than the targets of the GM crop. For instance, the cultivation of genetically modified (GM) crops designed for pest resistance may unintentionally result in the production of superbugs or resistant pests, necessitating the use of additional pesticides. However, hybridization between GM crops and their wild relatives may reduce the genetic variety of plant species, threatening biodiversity.
Due to interruptions in global supply systems and the stress placed on traditional agriculture, the pandemic emphasized the need for greater food security and sustainability. Due to labor shortages, transportation issues, and broken supply chains brought on by the lockdown measures and trade restrictions, the manufacture and distribution of GM food products have been delayed and disrupted.
During the projection period, the stacked traits (ST) sector is anticipated to be the largest due to the rising demand for crops with a combination of traits that raise agricultural output, minimize environmental impact, and improve nutritional value. Additionally, by tackling several issues simultaneously, stacked trait crops accelerate agricultural operations, resulting in higher yields and more sustainable farming. They also help farmers manage resources more effectively, use fewer chemicals, and adjust to changing weather patterns.
Soybean segment is expected to have the highest CAGR during the forecast period. Soybeans are a popular selection for health-conscious consumers looking for alternative protein sources because they are a valuable source of plant-based protein. Soy-based products are experiencing tremendous market growth as vegetarian and vegan diets become more prevalent. Furthermore, soy's expansion in the market for genetically modified foods makes it a high-potential sector due to the demand for sustainable protein sources and its potential to help reduce deforestation associated with the production of meat.
Europe is projected to hold largest share over the forecast period. The agricultural industry in Europe is established and highly technologically advanced, enabling the widespread use of genetically modified (GM) crops. Many European nations have adopted GM technology, especially in the production of crops like rapeseed, soybeans, and maize, which are widely used in the food industry. Moreover, the stringent regulations and labeling requirements for GM foods in Europe have helped to create a well-informed and cautious consumer base. While restricting market access, these laws promoted transparency and thorough safety assessments in the GM food industry, boosting customer confidence.
Due to its huge and expanding population and the changing dietary tastes brought on by urbanization and changing lifestyles, Asia Pacific is predicted to have profitable growth. There is also a developing need for food products that are more healthy, convenient, and sustainable. Additionally, by providing increased agricultural yields, higher nutritional value, and less environmental impact, genetically modified (GM) crops may satisfy these demands and keep up with the region's changing nutritional requirements.
Some of the key players in Genetically Modified Food market include: DuPont de Nemours, Inc, Okanagan Specialty Fruits Inc, Stine Seed Company, Groupe Limagrain Holding, Monsanto, Bayer AG, Syngenta Crop Protection AG, Dalmia Continental Pvt. Ltd, Dow Chemical Company, BASF SE and ACH Food Companies Inc.
In October 2023, BASF to build new fermentation plant for crop protection products in Ludwigshafen. BASF invests a high double-digit million euro amount in a new fermentation plant for biological and biotechnology-based crop protection products at its Ludwigshafen site. The plant will manufacture products that bring value to farmers including biological fungicides and biological seed treatment.
In October 2023, Bayer AG plans to bring its direct-seeded rice programme to the Philippines in 2024, offering farmers an alternative cultivation method touted to be more climate-friendly. Bayer launched the system in India this year and says it can help reduce water use by up to 40 per cent, greenhouse gas emissions by up to 45 per cent, and manual labour costs by up to 50 per cent.