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Meat binders are naturally occurring compounds present in a variety of vegetables, fruits, cereal flours, etc. in abundance, and act through their solubility, viscosity, gel-forming ability, water-binding capacity, oil adsorption capacity, fermentability, and mineral and organic molecule binding capacity, which affect the product quality and characteristics. Besides these, high-fiber intake tends to reduce the risk of colon cancer, obesity, cardiovascular diseases, and several other disorders. Moreover, based on their physicochemical properties, many fibers can help to improve the color, texture, and sensorial characteristics instead of nutritional benefits. Fiber inclusions could help in the diminution of calorie content in foods. 

“Cultured meat can replace animal meat”

The growth in demand for cultured meat is expected to be driven by factors such as the increased need for alternative proteins, high investment by key industry players, increase in concerns for animal welfare, and need for environmental sustainability. There is a need for the developers of cultured meat to compete with conventional meat offerings in terms of cost and quality. However, the eco-friendly nature exhibited by cultured meat such as its 99% less land consumption, up to 96% less greenhouse gas emissions, and up to 90% less water usage may draw the attention of researchers, scientists, eco-activists, and non-profit organizations for product development & commercialization. In addition, several startups are making significant progress in developing animal-free proteins. Alternative protein products derived from insects and plants as well as cultured meat products are gaining popularity among consumers across the world.

“Rise of new entrants in Scaffolders and cultured meat market.”

Since cultured meat is a strongly growing market, existing players are improving their market share, while new start-ups are being established rapidly. The cultured meat market is in its preliminary stage due to which unorganized players are present at the local level in several countries. There are numerous existing and emerging companies, particularly in the European and Asian markets. 

Leading players profiled in this report: 

Binders:

• Archer Daniels Midland Company

• DuPont 

• Kerry

• Ingredion

• Roquette Freres

• Wiberg GMBH

• Danone 

• Advanced Food Systems

• Avebe 

• J.M. Huber Corporation  

• Gelita

• Nexira 

Scaffolders:

• DaNaGreen 

• Excell 

• Matrix Meats

• Myoworks 

• Mosa Meat 

• SeaWith 

• Aleph Farms 

• Memphis Meats

• Super Meat 

Research Coverage:

The report segments the binders and scaffolders for meat & meat substitutes market on the basis of type, application, meat type, and regions. In terms of insights, this report has focused on various levels of analyses—the competitive landscape, end-use analysis, and company profiles, which together comprise and discuss views on the emerging & high-growth segments of the global binders and scaffolders for meat & meat substitutes, high-growth regions, countries, government initiatives, drivers, restraints, opportunities, and challenges.

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