Lactose Free Butter Market - Growth, Trends and Forecas(2022 - 2027)

Lactose Free Butter Market - Growth, Trends and Forecas(2022 - 2027)

The global Lactose Free Butter market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 4.43% during the forecast period (2021-2026).

Key Highlights

• The gaining popularity of vegan diet and incidences of lactose intolerance have driven the market and continue to do so in thenear future. However, the comparatively high prices of lactose-free butter pose a challenge to the market. The presence of nutritionally equivalent alternatives such as fruit jam and margarine for a lower price affects the consumer behavior and refrains the purchase of lactose-free butter.
• Increased product launches in the market studied is an optimistic development for the market and holds promise to drive the market in future, as most of the manufactures are making developments in the sector.
• Consequently, it is creating an opportunity to capitalize on the consumer preference as the non-dairy or lactose-free butter is safe to consume and contains low amount of saturated fat.
• After, the onset of COVID-19, many countries implied a strict lockdown measures in their respective countries, which contributed to panic purchase of lactose-free butter by the consumer group leading to its increased demand.

Key Market TrendsLactose-Intolerant Consumers are the Major Boon to the Market

Lactose intolerance is a prevalent and distressing condition that affects an estimated 75% of individuals, across the globe. Consequently, the consumers opt out dairy products for it is difficult for them to digest lactose. Presently, lactose intolerance affects around 40 million Americans or 1/3 of the population, in various degrees of severity. It is most prevalent among the adults of East Asian descent, by affecting more than 90% of adults in some of these communities. Additionally, lactose intolerance is also very common in people of West African, Arab, Jewish, Greek, and Italian descent. Thus, indicating a huge growth opportunity for lactose-free butter in the global market. However, various studies have shown that a consumer with lactose-intolerance can easily consume butter in a minimal quantity for it contains very low amounts of lactose. Nonetheless, with the introduction of lactose-free butter in the market, it created an opportunity for the lactose-intolerant consumer to consumer butter in the desired quantity.

North America is the Largest Market

The surging number of North American population who suffer from lactose intolerance are creating the demand for lactose-free butter. The consumers of the region, especially United States and Canada are highly aware of the lactose intolerant condition unlike the consumers of Asia-Pacific and other parts of the globe that are unaware of the condition they are suffering from. Therefore, the demand for lactose-free butter is higher in North America. Additionally, due to the growing health-consciousness among the native consumers of Guatemala, a trend of shifting from dairy to lactose-free butter and other alternatives is observed as a precautionary step by the consumers themselves. This is attributed to the fact that a significant portion of the country’s population already suffers from lactose-intolerance.

Competitive Landscape

The global lactose-free butter market is fragmented with key players dominating the market share such as Arla Foods amba, Challenge Dairy Products, Inc., Redwood Hill Farm & Creamery (Green Valley), Agropur cooperative and Upfield Canada Inc. The market is witnessing new entrants at a fast pace due to the higher market potential and low market entry barriers. The surging demand of lactose-free butter by the lactose intolerant consumers offers an opportunity for product development in the regions of high demand and for market development in the region where the availability is still restricted. Also, in the competitive market the product offers a scope of diversification in order to cope up with the competition.

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Companies Mentioned
 
Arla Foods amba
Challenge Dairy Products, Inc.
Redwood Hill Farm & Creamery (Green Valley)
Agropur cooperative
Upfield Canada Inc.
OMIRA GmbH (minusL)
Butterfelds Butter, LLC
Prosperity Organic Foods, Inc. (MELT Organic)

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