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Monday, 3 April 2017

Global Seasonings and Spices Market: Asia Pacific as Cream Regional Market Boasting Larger Production and Export, finds TMR

The global seasonings and spices market may continue with its highly fragmented nature with six renowned companies accounting for a small share in the past. With India making headway as one of the largest producers and exporters of spices, players such as Everest Spices and Haldiram could make their presence known in the global market. Vendors in India may focus on spices such as black pepper, chili, and red pepper as these are largely exported to the U.S. and also to European countries. However, amongst the international players, McCormick had showcased dominance in the market by accounting for a leading share.

The global seasonings and spices market has been prognosticated to rake in a handsome revenue of US$16.6 bn by 2019 from US$14.4 bn in 2016. Asia Pacific could be a faster growing geographical segment due to changing demographics and heavy expenditure of food items. However, the analysts have anticipated the market to face a neck and neck competition with Europe, which could secure a larger share of 34.4% by the concluding year of the forecast period. The scenario of close competitions could also extend to the products parameter where salt and salt substitutes have been predicted to pip peppers for the first place with a 28.5% share in 2019.
Novel Tastes and Medicinal Benefits Proliferate Demand to Different Countries

The authors of the report foresee globalization as a critical phenomenon that brings people from different countries close to each other, allowing them to share their culture and ethnic cuisines. As a result, new tastes could attract a large number of consumers in the global seasonings and spices market.

The average expenditure on food products has been prophesied to increase with the elevating disposable income of consumers who tend to experiment with new tastes and get allured to new cuisines such as Mexican and continental.


Globalization has had a promising impact on the food habits in Asian countries such as India which is becoming increasingly influenced by western spices offerings varied aromas and flavors. The analysts have foretold this factor to positively affect the growth of the world seasonings and spices market.

The demand in the global seasonings and spices market has also been expected to surge with the growing size of worldwide population turning their focus to eco-friendly, organic, and healthy lifestyle. As more number of people become aware about the medicinal benefits of spices, countries in the West have been registering patents for various plants required during the preparation of different seasonings and spices.

Government Policies Better for Public but Challenging for Manufacturers

Certain government regulations penned down for the betterment of populations could negatively impact the international seasonings and spices market. If there is an increase in the domestic population of a country, the government can impose a scale down in exportable surplus. Besides this, vendors have been researched to find it difficult to maintain the quality standards in different nations due to their differing government policies. The supply of seasonings and spices could suffer because of the inefficiency of the logistics partners of vendors operating in major regions and the unpredictable climatic conditions.

Howbeit, online marketing campaigns conducted using the platforms of digital advertising and social media have been forecasted to help manufacturers build their brand identity in the minds of consumers. More opportunities could take birth in the global seasonings and spices market as the organic segment witnesses a strong increase in the coming years. The awareness about healthy diets among consumers has been projected to help the market grow at a telling level.

The study presented here is based on a report by TMR, titled “Seasonings and Spices Market (Product - Pepper, Salt and Salt Substitutes, Spices, and Herbs) - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends, and Forecast, 2013 - 2019.”

The global seasonings and spices market has been segmented as presented below:

Global Seasonings and Spices Market: Segmentation by Product
  • Pepper
  • Salt and Salt Substitutes
  • Spices
  • Herbs

Wednesday, 19 October 2016

Global Seasonings and Spices Market: Companies Make Use of Online Marketing to Establish Strong Brand Identity, says TMR

The global seasonings and spices market is highly fragmented, with the top six companies holding only 15% of the value share in 2012, states Transparency Market Research in its new study. These companies are McCormick, Everest Spices, Kraft Foods, Unilever, MDH Spices, and S&B Foods. The rivalry among players is expected to remain high owing to low switching costs. The presence of regional players has also upped the intensity of rivalry among the market players. In a setting such as this, a distinct brand image is playing a big role. The threat of substitutes is expected to be low. The threat of new entrants will be medium owing to the low regulatory requirements.


Players are mostly focusing on product differentiation. Increasing marketing campaigns and brand awareness programs are some of the strategies adopted by key players in the global seasonings and spices market. According to the report, the global seasonings and spices market is expected to rise from US$13.7 bn in 2015 to 16.6 bn by 2019. On the basis of product, the salt and salt substitutes segment is anticipated to lead and be worth US$4,742.5 mn by 2019. By geography, the European seasoning and spices market is expected to reach US$5,723.3 mn by 2019.

Globalization to Act as Key Driver of Seasonings and Spices Market

Globalization has enabled consumers to become aware of different cultures and food habits, and has also boosted food trade. Globalization has facilitated the availability of different products and varieties all across the globe. As people migrate to different countries, they take their food habits along, and seasonings and spices play an important part in ethnic cuisines. As consumers get attracted towards new tastes through these ethnic cuisines, the result is a high demand for seasonings and spices used in these foods. Thus, globalization is one of the key drivers of the market.

Another factor contributing to the demand for seasonings and spices is rise in the income levels of consumers across the world, allowing them the luxury to experiment with new tastes. Moreover, the medicinal benefits of spices are expected to fuel their demand. The medicinal properties of spices have forced countries in the West to make use of them extensively, which is expected to boost the market.

Uncertain Climatic Conditions May Hamper Production

All major agricultural products, including seasonings and spices are dependent on favorable climatic conditions and an efficient supply chain for their production. The supply of most the seasonings and spices produced in Asian countries is often marred by uncertain climatic conditions, creating a challenge for the industry. For instance, India experiences calamities such as floods and famines, resulting in spoilage of large quantity of agricultural products, impacting the seasonings and spices market.

Online Marketing Campaigns Offer Expansion Opportunities for Seasonings and Spices Market

Seasoning and spices companies have started new online advertising campaigns, encouraging consumers to try new recipes at home. Players in the market are adopting different methods for their campaigns such as creating their own apps for product recipes, contests, social media promotions, on sites such as Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and YouTube. Such campaigns help players to improve their connectivity with consumers, which in turn helps establish their brand identity.

Today, consumers across the world are preferring natural products for good health. Organic seasonings and spices are also expected to benefit from this trend as a large number of companies have entered this segment of the market. At present, the organic segment accounts for only 10% of the global seasonings and spices market. However, this segment is expected to grow in the coming years and create new growth opportunities.



This information is based on the findings of a report published by Transparency Market Research, titled “Seasonings and Spices Market - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast, 2013 - 2019.”

Tuesday, 27 September 2016

Seasonings and Spices Market is Expected to Reach US$16.6 bn by 2019, Expanding at a CAGR of 4.8% between 2013 & 2019

Globalization and changing demographics have been the key drivers of the global seasonings and spices market. The rising globalization has attracted consumers from around the world towards ethnic cuisines. While this considerably fuelled the use of ethnic seasonings and spices in western food it also construes the robust expansion of the market worldwide. For instance, despite its smaller size compared to the other countries in Europe, the U.K. accounts for approximately 30% of the annual turmeric imports in the European Union, connoting the popularity of Indian cuisines in the country.


Furthermore, Indian and Chinese cuisines hold top slots in the takeaway food category of the U.K., surpassing other European foods, including Italian. According to Transparency Market Research (TMR), a curry restaurant in the U.K. serves over 2.5 million customers weekly, of whom majority are from the U.K.

As per TMR, the global seasonings and spices market is poised to expand at a CAGR of 4.8% between 2013 and 2019, to reach US$16.6 bn by the end of 2019. The market was valued at US$12.7 bn in 2012.

Q: How does the fragmented nature of the global seasonings and spices market effect its trajectory?

A: With the top six companies holding a meager 15% share in the market in 2012, the global seasonings and spices market exhibits a highly fragmented vendor landscape. The intensity of rivalry is expected to remain medium to high in the industry, thereby providing little scope for the entry of new players. While this ascertains moderate competition in the market, it leads to marginal threat of new entrants, which could have adverse impact as well.

Currently, companies such as Ajinomoto and Nestle boasting large scale operations enjoy stronghold in the market. Besides this, the market also encompasses myriad regional players paving their way towards sustainable growth. The situation will keep the level of competition medium over the forthcoming years and will restrict the entry of new players, which could hamper the market’s expansion goals in the long run.

Nevertheless, absence of brand image and low switching cost eases the bottlenecks for the entry of new players. The market being price-sensitive and not brand-sensitive, it creates enough opportunities for the entry of new players in the market.

Q: What are the key strategies that leading players focus on to expand their footprint?

A: the leading players are acquiring prominent regional players or entering into strategic collaborations to expand their footprint in the global seasonings and spices market For instance, recently in September 2016, B&G Foods Inc., announced partnering with ACH Food Companies Inc., a leading supplier of seasonings and spices. Besides this, the companies are exploring opportunities across North American and European countries such as the U.S., Germany, France, and the U.K., where the spices and seasonings market is yet to pick up.

The seasonings and spices market in countries such as India and China is already well established. Hence to strengthen their footprint, companies operating in the market are focusing on product differentiation. They are also investing in innovative promotional strategies to gain traction.

Such strategies adopted by leading players are bound to have strong impact on the global seasonings and spices market, thus influencing its trajectory between 2013 and 2019. 

Wednesday, 24 August 2016

Substantial Shift in Eating Habits to Boost Sales of Seasonings and Spices, Reports TMR

With the presence of a large number of established players and regional players, the global seasonings and spices market is highly fragmented, reports Transparency Market Research in a new study. To maintain their position in the market, the leading players are aiming at establishing a brand image through product differentiation and low pricing strategies. The top six companies held a share of 15% in the global seasonings and spices market in 2012. McCormick dominated the market with 6% of the global share followed by Everest Spices, S&B Foods, Unilever, MDH Spices, and Kraft Foods.


Apart from these companies, there are several other small companies operating under the spices and seasonings segment but with a marginal regional presence. The intensity of rivalry among the players venturing into the global spices and seasonings market is significantly high. Due to low switching cost, absence of brand image, and a substantially healthy growth rate, the competitive rivalry in the global spices and seasonings market is likely to further intensify.

The global seasonings and spices market is projected to expand at a 4.8% CAGR between 2013 and 2019. The market was valued at US$13.7 bn in 2015 and is expected to touch a valuation of US$16.6 bn by the end of 2019, says TMR.

Globalization and Changing Food Habits to Drive Demand for Spices and Seasonings

According to a TMR analyst, “As a result of globalization, consumers around the world are getting introduced to new cultures and food habits.” Globalization helps in the easy availability of different products across the world. People who migrate to different parts of the world carry their ethnic food habits along with them and as a part of adapting to the foreign environment, they also adapt to the food habits of the region. Spices and seasonings play an important role in the changing food habits of consumers.

For instance the influence of westernization is evidently seen in Indian cuisines. As a result, the intake of spices and seasonings produced in North America and Europe is rising in the country. Changing demographic situations across the world are likely to further escalate the sales of seasonings and spices globally. For instance, the increasing population of Asians in Western nations has increased the demand for Asian spices in these regions.

Unpredictable Climatic Conditions and Underdeveloped Logistics to Inhibit Growth of Seasonings and Spices Industry

The supply chain of spices and seasonings can only be maintained with their sufficient agricultural production which requiresavorable climatic conditions. For instance, seasonings and spices produced in Asian countries are subjected to lack of efficient logistics and uncertain climatic conditions. Production losses resulting from natural calamities can cause multi-million dollar losses to spice trade, posing a major challenge for the seasonings and spices market. According to a survey conducted by the government of India, the area under pepper production in the country has declined to reach 182,000 hectares in 2010 from 218,670 hectares in 2001. Experts attributed this decline to the variations in the climatic conditions of the country. Moreover, a dearth of proper logistics and infrastructure such as warehouses, roads, and transport vehicles is likely to further hinder the growth of the global seasonings and spices market.

Rising Demand for Organic Spices and Seasonings to Provide Lucrative Growth Opportunities to Vendors

Due to increasing awareness regarding the consumption of healthy food products, consumers are shifting towards the consumption of natural products. As a result of this, the demand for organic spices and seasonings is also likely to take a boost in the upcoming years. Companies venturing into the global seasonings and spices market can capitalize from this opportunity by investing in the production of organic spices and seasonings. At present, the organic spices and seasonings segment accounts for almost 10% of the overall revenue and is expected to rise considerably in the next five years.

Europe is anticipated to emerge as the key region in terms of consumption with a share of 34.4% in 2019 in the global seasonings and spices market. Salt and substitutes are likely to lead the market in terms of product type with 28.5% of the overall revenue share in 2019.

The review is based on the findings of a TMR report titled, “Seasonings and Spices Market - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast, 2013 – 2019.”

Seasonings and spices: Segmentation by product
  • Pepper
  • Salt and salt substitutes,
  • Spices,
  • Herbs
Seasonings and spices: Segmentation by geography

  • Europe
  • North America
  • Asia-Pacific
  • Rest of the World

Monday, 6 June 2016

Global Seasonings and Spices Market to Surge at 4.8% CAGR 2013-2019 due to their Remedial Qualities

Transparency Market Research has recently published a new research report that explains the details about the global seasonings and spices market. The research report, titled “Seasonings and Spices Market - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast, 2013 - 2019,” examines the various factors supporting the growth of this market and those hampering its success. According to the research report, the global seasonings and spices market was valued at US$12.7 bn in 2012 and is expected to reach US$16.6 bn by 2019, expanding at a CAGR of 4.8% between 2013 and 2019.

Seasonings and spices are food additives that impart flavor and nutritional value to cuisine. These are age-old products used in a variety of food preparations across the world for their medicinal values, taste, and their ability to enrich meals. The remedial nature of seasonings and spices has been their primary growth driver for several years. Despite economic ups and downs across the world, the global seasonings and spices market has remained strong as consumers typically opt for cooking at home during such periods, instead of eating out.

The global seasonings and spices market is segmented on the basis of product and geography. The products available in this market are salt and salt substitutes, pepper, spices, and herbs. Geographically, this market is segmented into Rest of the World, Asia Pacific, North America, and Europe.

Out of all the products available in the global seasonings and spices market, the salt and salt substitutes and pepper segments lead the overall market with a collective share of 50%. This growth can be attributed to the indispensable nature of the products and their unique ability to impart instant taste to food preparations.


According to the research report, the global seasonings and spices market is expected to witness remarkable growth in geographical regions such as Latin America, Europe, North America, Asia Pacific, and the Rest of the World. Though Asia Pacific has been the biggest and the oldest consumer of seasonings and spices, the growing popularity of these items in the U.S. and U.K. is also propelling their global share in the market. The report showed that the demand for seasonings and spices in Asia Pacific stood at 409.4 mn kg in 2008 and rose to 511 mn kg in 2012. The emerging economy of India is deemed to the biggest support system behind the remarkable growth of the seasonings and spices market in Asia Pacific.

Some of the important players operating in the global seasonings and spices market are Kraft Foods, MDH Spices, Catch, Everest Spices, McCormick & Company, Knorr, and Nestle. The research report provides a complete analysis of the competitive landscape present in the global seasonings and spices market along with branding and marketing strategies devised by these companies to gain a competitive advantage. The report also offers valuable insight into the financial overview, research and development strategies, investment outlook, and strategic mergers and acquisitions of these companies for the coming few years.

Key segments of the global Seasonings and Spices Market:
Seasonings and spices: Segmentation by product
  • Pepper
  • Salt and salt substitutes
  • Spices
  • Herbs
Major geographies analyzed under this research report are:

  • Europe
  • North America
  • Asia-Pacific  

Friday, 1 April 2016

Global Seasonings and Spices Market to Exhibit 4.8% CAGR 2013-2019 Owing to High Demand in Asia Pacific

The global seasonings and spices market has been examined in a detailed market research report published by Transparency Market Research. The report analyzes key elements of the market and presents an expansive overview of the competitive landscape of the market. The report is titled “Seasonings and Spices Market - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast, 2013 - 2019.” The report states that the market will expand at a healthy 4.8% CAGR over the period between 2013 and 2019. At this pace, the market, which had a valuation of US$12.7 bn in 2012, is projected to reach to a valuation of US$16.6 bn by 2019.

The report highlights the fact that the market has survived well and is thriving even during the recent times of global economic downturn, which wreaked havoc on several well-established industries. The fact that consumers give more preference to in-house recipes by buying ingredients that eating out during financial crises has significantly helped the market survive the turbulent times of economic downturn of the past few years. Even though conditions reverse when finances are strong, the integral part played by seasonings and spices in every cuisine makes them products that are always in -demand.

The report segments the global seasonings and spices market on the basis of two criteria: product type and geography.

On the basis of product type, the market has been segmented into spices, herbs, pepper, and salt and salt substitutes. Of these, the segments of pepper and salt and salt substitutes collectively held a dominant share of over 50% in the global seasonings and spices market in 2012.

On the basis of geography, the report segments the global seasonings and spices market into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and Rest of the World. The report states that the market has seen flourishing growth flourished in regional markets such as North America, Parts of Latin America, and Europe, along with the traditional consumer of the market seasonings and spices – Asia Pacific. Several varieties of spices, especially several intense spices, which have been traditionally a part of native Asia Pacific cuisines for centuries, have only recently started gaining acclaim in countries such as Spain, the U.S., and the U.K.


In 2012, Asia Pacific, considered to be the most lucrative regional markets for a spices and seasonings, held a dominant share of over 66% in the global seasonings and spices market in terms of volume. Despite this, Europe held the dominant position in the market in terms of value, accounting for over 35% of the global market in 2012. Asia Pacific accounted for a 31% share in the global market in terms of value in the same year.

The report also gives an expansive account of the competitive scenario of the global seasonings and spices market with the help of detailed business profiles, SWOT analysis, and financial overview, and details regarding the business strategies, and recent developments pertaining to of some of the major vendors in the market.

The key market vendors profiled in the report include McCormick & Company, Nestle, Everest Spices, MDH Spices, Knorr, Catch, and Kraft Foods.

Seasonings and spices: Segmentation by product
  • Pepper
  • Salt and salt substitutes,
  • Spices,
  • Herbs
Seasonings and spices: Segmentation by geography
  • Europe
  • North America
  • Asia-Pacific
  • Rest of the World
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Monday, 18 January 2016

Seasonings and Spices Market Will Grow at a Strong Rate Through 2019

Seasonings and spices are crucial ingredients of any preparation, since they determine the flavor of the recipe. Seasonings and spices also define a cuisine, as all major cuisines have their own arsenal of major seasonings and spices, which impart the respective cuisine its distinct taste profile. The global market for seasonings and spices has, in fact, played a key role in human history, as the lack of favorable environmental conditions in Europe led to several European nations establishing outposts in Asia and certain spices becoming, at one point, equal in value to gold and precious stones. In the modern world, the balance seems to have reversed, with the growing popularity of Western European cuisines in Southeast Asia expected to be a major driver propelling the global seasonings and spices in the coming years.

The global market for seasonings and spices was worth US$12.7 bn in 2012. Exhibiting a 4.80% CAGR from 2013 to 2019, the global seasonings and spices market is expected to rise to a net valuation of US$16.6 bn by 2019. The market has sustained itself in recent years despite the economic troubles around the world, due to the crucial place spices and condiments hold in any cuisine. Due to the growing demand for diverse cuisines around the world, the global seasonings and spices market is expected to witness a steady growth in demand.

Asia Pacific Market to Retain Longstanding Lead in Global Seasonings and Spices Market

The global seasonings and spices market can be segmented into Asia Pacific, Europe, North America, and Rest of the World on the basis of the regional distribution of the market. Of these, Asia Pacific has always remained the leading producer and consumer of spices, with the prosperous spice trade across Southeast Asia being an important factor in European imperialism in the 17th and 18th centuries. The APAC seasonings and spices market held a 66% share in the global market by volume in 2012 – expected to rise to 69% by the end of the aforementioned forecast period.


By value, the Asia Pacific market is the second largest market, accounting for 31% of the global market in 2012, following the Europe market’s 35% share. This is due to the heavy amount of indigenous consumption of seasonings and spices in Asia Pacific, whereas European countries are highly dependent on spice imports and thus account for a significant share of high-value transactions in the market.

Awareness Regarding Health Benefits of Seasonings and Spices Drives Global Market

The global seasonings and spices market is rising primarily due to rising acknowledgment of the medicinal value of several spices and growing demand for European cuisines in rising Asian countries. The rising inclination to attaining health through a healthy diet rather than cosmetic additions has led to growing interest in spices, which contain high amounts of several beneficial compounds.

This is partially counteracted by the increasing commercial production of subpar seasonings and spices, wherein intensity of the taste is often preferred instead of authenticity, which also affects the health effects of the substance. Hong Kong’s Consumer Council recently released findings revealing elevated levels of sodium and sugar in several popular seasonings, such as oyster sauce and tomato ketchup. In spite of such incidents, the global seasonings and spices market seems set to exhibit a steady growth trajectory in the coming years.

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Thursday, 19 November 2015

Asia Pacific to Continue as the Leading Consumer of the Global Seasonings and Spices Market - Market Share to Rise to 69% by 2019

Transparency Market Research, a U.S.-based market intelligence company, states in its new research report on the global seasonings and spices market that the market will observe growth at a decent pace between 2013 and 2019. The market, which had a net value of US$12.7 billion in 2012, will grow at a 4.8% CAGR and reach US$16.6 billion by 2019. The report is titled "Seasonings and Spices Market - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast, 2013 - 2019”.The report examines the global market for seasonings and spices in great detail by analyzing the key elements of the market and presenting a comprehensive picture of the competitive landscape.

The report also highlights the fact that the global market for seasonings and spices is a market that survived rather profitably during the recent times of a global economic downturn. The simple fact that consumers prefer to buy ingredients and create in-house recipes than eat out during financial crunches has helped the market survive the tough times. The conditions do reverse when the economy is doing well, but seasonings and spices are such an integral part of every cuisine that these products hardly ever run out of demand.

Browse the full Seasonings and Spices Market report at : http://www.transparencymarketresearch.com/seasoning-spices-market.html

The report categorizes the market based on two key criteria – types of products and key regional markets. Based on the criterion of product type, the market is segmented into four broad categories, namely salt and salt substitutes, herbs, pepper, and spices. Of these, the segments of salt and salt substitutes and pepper dominate the overall market, holding nearly 50% of the market collectively.The report states that the market for seasonings and spices is flourishing in regions such as Asia Pacific, North America, Europe, parts of Latin America, and the Rest of the World. While Asia Pacific is the traditional consumer of seasonings and spices, these products, especially various intense spices, have only recently started becoming popular in countries such as the U.S., U.K., and Spain. The report states that Asia Pacific is the most lucrative regional market for seasonings and spices. The market observed a demand rise from 409.4 million kg in 2008 to nearly 511 million kg for a variety of seasonings and spices in 2012.


The market for seasonings and spices in Europe is expected to rise to US$5,723.3 million by 2019. Traditionally, India has been one of the most extensive producers and consumers of seasonings and spices. Lately, changing food choices of consumers, rising popularity of foreign cuisines such as Italian and French, heightened health awareness amongst the global population, and the use of certain spices and herbs for medicinal purposes have led to increased demand for a variety of seasonings and spices across the globe.As of 2012, Asia Pacific accounted for nearly 66% of the overall volume of seasonings and spices consumed across the globe. Its share is expected to observe a rise to nearly 69% by 2010. Despite this, Europe stood as the leading market with a 35% share in the market in 2012, in terms of value. In the same year, Asia Pacific held a 31% share of the global market by value. Some of the key businesses profiled in the report are Nestle, Catch, Everest Spices, MDH Spices, Kraft Foods, Knorr, and McCormick & Company.

Key segments of the global Seasonings and Spices Market:
Seasonings and spices: Segmentation by product
  • Pepper
  • Salt and salt substitutes,
  • Spices,
  • Herbs
Major geographies analyzed under this research report are:
  • Europe
  • North America
  • Asia-Pacific
  • Rest of the World


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