MULTICLIENT STUDY L i hi Lecithin Global Overview of Supply/Demand/Forecasts in Food, Feed and Non-food 2015-2020 Publication planned for February 2016 Markets Sectors USA, Brazil, Argentina, Europe (EU28, NO, CH), Russia,Turkey, Japan, Food (bakery, chocolate margarine, supplements, etc.), Feed Non food Russia,Turkey, Japan, China, India,Thailand, Indonesia, ROW Feed, Non-food (detergents, cosmetics, etc.) Transnational Business Research & Consultancy
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MULTICLIENT STUDYL i hiLecithin
Global Overview of Supply/Demand/Forecasts in Food, Feed and Non-food
2015-2020Publication planned for February 2016
MarketsSectors
USA, Brazil, Argentina, Europe (EU28, NO, CH),
Russia, Turkey, Japan,
Food (bakery, chocolate margarine,
supplements, etc.), Feed Non food Russia, Turkey, Japan,
We have long debated and are still debating the rise of Sunflower and rapeseed lecithin.
h kV.Krishnakumar, GiractSoy lecithin is low cost. There is no replacement for soy lecithin. User, Supplements
Cost and versatility remain the key demand drivers for soy lecithin while GM is a consistent challenge. Do sunflower and rapeseed lecithin haveGM is a consistent challenge. Do sunflower and rapeseed lecithin have
the ability to remove the GM issue as a challenge?
Turkey, Russia and Argentina have become major producing countries, currently catering to Europe’s non-GM lecithin requirement. What next?
we are seeing many companies set up lecithin purification plants in Russia. A ready market in Europe exists and if p y pIndia decides to go the GM route, Russia stands to gain if it has the infrastructure in place to manufacture. Kaushik Shankar, Giract
There is enormous competition from other emulsifiers, especially cheap synthetic ones from SE Asia. How does lecithin compete with these?
Lecithin EstersTechno‐commercial complexities in choice of ingredients is therefore obvious and it would make sense for all manufacturers of lecithin to
d d hi d iunderstand this dynamic. V. Krishnakumar, Giract
DMG/MDG New gen EmulsifiersEmulsifiers
A combination of emulsifiers usually works better than lecithin alone. User, animal feed
GIRACT Objectives of this studyGeneva, Switzerland
Lecithin in its various forms and value added versions are used in a range of food, feed and industrialproducts. Supply is abundant and the relative cost effectiveness of using lecithin makes it a popularemulsifier in many sectors. Increase in soy cultivation and processing in various parts of the world
ib h b d f l iff i li i i i i f h ldcontributes to the abundance of supply. Differences in application sectors exist in various parts of the world.
Food (bakery, chocolate, margarine, supplements, etc.), Feed, Non-food To provide current global overview of market volume by region for soypp )
(detergents, cosmetics)To provide current global overview of market volume by region for soylecithin
To quantify current production volume & value by respectiveq y p y pcountries/regions
To analyse the producers, their strategies, estimated production, y p g pproduct mix and market share (where available)
To obtain an appreciation of “why” and “why not” concerning theuse of lecithin based on in-depth interviews with users
Appreciation of the GM question across key countries and the possible l f l l h b d b
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roles of alternatives to soy lecithin by sector and by region
This unique study examines lecithin supply & demand globally – USA Brazil Argentina Europe (EU28+N+CH) Russia Turkey Japan China
GIRACT Subscription optionsGeneva, Switzerland
This unique study examines lecithin supply & demand globally USA, Brazil, Argentina, Europe (EU28+N+CH), Russia, Turkey, Japan, China, India,Thailand, Indonesia, ROW
STUDY HIGHLIGHT
•Lecithin - Where possible, demand estimates will distinguish between product types in the Executive
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1. Electronic Copy distinguish between product types in the Executive Summary. Lecithin from sources other than soy (for example, sunflower/rapeseed) will also be taken into account. Similarly, unlike in the earlier reports, the direct use of crude and refined lecithin will also be differentiated, to the extent possible, particularly in the developing countries
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•USA, Brazil, Argentina, Europe (EU28+N+CH), Russia Turkey Japan China India Thailand Geographical
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3. Report planned to Russia, Turkey, Japan, China, India, Thailand, Indonesia, ROW.
•Supply interviews: Global. In-depth demand interviews to establish market dynamics: USA, Europe, China, India
Geographical end users – from which a real understanding of