Rosehip
is an herbal medicine which belongs to Rosaceae family. It is also
known as Rosa canina, type of wild rose belongs to some regions in
Europe, Africa, and Asia. Rosehips are the fruit of the rose plant
which forms in late summer and autumn after the rose plant was
fertilized. Rosehip are the round base portion of rose flower.
Rosehips contains the seeds of rose plant. Seeds of the rose and its
dries hips are crushed and mixed together to make medicines. Fresh
rose hips are rich in Vitamin C which helps in the treatment of flu,
cold and vitamin C deficiencies. In food and beverage industry, rose
hips are used to make the variety of products such as tea, jam, soup,
pies, and bread, etc. Rosehip used in herbal treatment which consists
of antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. Rosehip medicines
are available over the counter for the treatment of diseases such as
cancer, rheumatoid arthritis, and obesity. Rosehip consists of
several health benefits which include treatment of skin ailments,
bone health, lower cholesterol, skin care and improving the immune
system, etc. Rosehips are preferred for stomach related disorders
such as stomach acid deficiency, stomach spasms, preventing stomach
irritation and ulcers, and as a "stomach tonic" for
intestinal diseases. They are also used for constipation, diarrhea,
gallstones, lower urinary tract and kidney disorders, gallbladder
ailments, fluid retention (dropsy or edema), gout, diabetes, back and
leg pain (sciatica), weight loss, high cholesterol, high blood
pressure, chest ailments, fever, increasing immune function during
exhaustion, increasing blood flow in the limbs, increasing urine flow
and quenching thirst. A few rose species are sometimes grown for the
ornamental value of their hips, such as Rosa moyesii, which has
prominent large red bottle-shaped fruits.
Rosehip
Market Dynamics: Drivers and Restraints
Urbanization,
rising demand of rosehip pulp, increase in population, disposable
income of individual, potential growth in developed and developing
nations, Increase in awareness among consumers regarding benefits
associated with Rosehip, growing market demand for natural based
food, growing health consciousness and wellness trends are the
drivers of rosehip
market. Growing awareness regarding the health benefits of
rosehip is one of the key factors in increasing the demand of Rosehip
in the global market.
Side
effects of rosehip lead to heartburn, nausea, insomnia, and allergic
reactions which are the challenges for rosehip market.
Rosehip
Market Segmentation
Rosehip
market can be segmented by application, product form and by regions.
By application, rosehip market segmented into pharmaceutical
industry, cosmetics industry, and food and beverages industry. Based
on a product form, rosehip segmented into powder, liquid, jelly, and
capsule form. In food and beverage industry, rosehip consumed as
herbal teas, soup, jam, sauces, syrup, bread, wine, and marmalade.
Rosehip is used to make oil, cream, hair mask, moisturizer, hydrating
serum, cleanser, etc. in the cosmetic industry. In the pharmaceutical
industry, medicines in capsule form are made for prevention of cancer
and chronic diseases, to build healthy bones, rheumatoid arthritis,
lower cholesterol, etc.
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Segment
Overview
Based
on application
- pharmaceuticals
- cosmetics
- food and beverages
Based
on product form
- Liquid
- Powder
- Jelly
- Capsule
Rosehip
Market Players
Some
of the players across the value chain dominating rosehip market are
Organics, Trilogy International, Katyani Exports, Kosmea, Coesam
Group, PureNature, Alcamar S.A., Jose Alaluf y Cia. Ltda., MRT
Organic Green Products, Biomedgroup, Tronka, Bioprograme Co.,
Bakalski Co, and Avi Naturals.
Rosehip
Market: Regional Outlook
By
regions, the Rosehip market segmented into North America, Latin
America, Western and Eastern Europe, Southern China, Asia-Pacific
region excluding Japan (APEJ), Middle East and Africa. In regional
markets, Chile, located in South America is the largest producer of
Rosehip pulp followed by Bulgaria and Turkey which is the biggest
producer of Rosehip oil. In Europe, Rosehip tea drives and dominates
the global production of Rosehip market. Rosehip market is estimated
to have a significant growth in the forecast period.
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