The global dextrose anhydrous market size is projected to reach USD 1.2 billion by 2028. The demand for dextrose anhydrous from the food industry is on the rise, with application in cereals making up the largest share of revenue generated globally, and it will continue to do so over the forecast period.
Dextrose anhydrous, also known as "anhydrous dextrose" or "d-glucose", is white crystalline sugar that has been dehydrated. The molecules in the crystals are tightly bonded to one another, which makes them resistant to moisture and heat fluctuations and enables them to be stored for longer periods of time without risking spoilage. It can have either a sweet taste similar to caramelized sugars or no taste at all. This type of sugar is used in many foods such as baked goods, soft drinks, confectioneries (such as chocolates), jams/jellies/syrups, dairy desserts (ice cream), etc., pharmaceutics industry products like tablets and capsules; as a sweetener in the brewing process for beer, and as an animal feed additive.
Dextrose is produced by catalyzing glucose through chemical or biological processes, which can also include fermentation with bacteria/yeast under specific conditions to produce industrial dextrose (not consumed). The main difference between it and other sugars like sucrose, fructose, and lactose is that it does not have any mutarotation - this means its molecules won't change their orientation when they are heated or cooled. Its crystalline structure makes it resistant against moisture fluctuations but sensitive to high temperatures up to 160 degrees Celsius where it will start caramelizing. Dextrose has no taste at all; however liquid dextroses do have tastes that range from sweetness to a slightly sour taste, and it's often used as an additive to create the desired flavor.
On the basis of type, dextrose anhydrous is segmented into crystalline, powder, liquid, and syrup.
Crystalline dextrose anhydrous is a form of glucose that has undergone heating and drying to produce a white, crystallized solid. It can be industrial or pharmaceutical grade with the latter requiring strict quality standards for food safety reasons. Crystalline Dextrose AnnHydrous typically contains 98% pure dry solids and cannot contain more than 0.05% moisture in its composition as per FDA regulations.
Dextrose Powder is also used as a food additive in the form of fast-acting carbohydrate to provide energy or nutritive sustenance (as well as bulk) to individuals who need it because they have had major illnesses such as surgery; are malnourished due to gastrointestinal illness such as Crohn's disease, or are bedridden with chronic ailments like severe burns. Powdered dextrose supplements may be taken by mouth without water on empty stomachs, mixed into drinks, added to foods/beverages either at the table or in the kitchen and blended into liquid nutritional supplements. Powdered dextrose anhydrous may act as a bulking agent to thicken soups or sauces without adding fat content if mixed with water before use.
The liquid form of dextrose anhydrous is typically used in the production of wine, beer, and other alcoholic drinks where it is added to provide a desired level of sweetness. It can also be used as an additive for food products like soy sauce or salad dressing with applications in pharmaceuticals and chemical processes such as making viscous fluids that are thicker than water-based liquids by using high viscosity. In fermentation, liquid dextrose anhydrous helps maintain yeast activity for long periods of time without adding more sugar.
The syrup form of dextrose anhydrous is a thick and viscous liquid. It can easily be converted into powder or crystalline forms, but it also has its own benefits as well. The syrup form does not have any risk of clumping together during production which means that it will often stay suspended in the solution or product much better than other forms such as crystalized sugar would. Whereas this benefit may seem small on paper, there are many products where suspending particles within the mixture is crucial to the quality of end result. Syrup-based ingredients like dextrose anhydrous are key components for food processing companies that produce bakery goods with fruit fillings or chocolate desserts because they help keep all these layers intact without them breaking apart. The syrup form tends to have a milder flavor than the crystalline or powder forms because it contains less glucose (typically 90%).
On the basis of application, dextrose anhydrous is segmented into food and beverages; pharmaceuticals; animal feed & pet food; chemical processes & fermentation.
Dextrose is used in the food and beverages industry as a sweetener. It can be used to replace sugar or corn syrup that is not deemed healthy for daily consumption, due to its high concentrations of fructose and glucose. Dextrose is also an important ingredient for beer brewing, with some variations on the type of yeast added during fermentation affecting whether dextrose will result in a dryer or sweeter product (depending on how much water it contains).
Dextrose is a sugar that can be found in many common food products such as honey, jam, and jelly. It does not contain any minerals so it's usually combined with other sugars or sweeteners to make the taste more complex. Dextrose is used in diet soda drinks because of its low-calorie content which makes it perfect for those who are conscious about their weight gain.
In pharmaceuticals, dextrose is used in the production of tablets. It also has some application as a buffer for medical gases and intravenous solutions. It's an ingredient in oral rehydration salts for diarrhea treatment. Dextrose Anhydrous is used as a stabilizer in pharmaceuticals and often for the production of medicines such as antibiotics that require dry-powder preparations. Dextrose Powder can also be found inside tampons due to its natural absorbent properties. It's often coated with polyacrylate glycol which gives dextrose an extended shelf life when applied topically on wounds and burns.
The main application of dextrose anhydrous in animal feed is to provide energy and carbohydrate. Animal feeds are formulated according to the nutrient requirements for different types of animals, depending on their age, species, or size. For example, poultry can be given either a starter diet or grower-finisher feed; chicks require higher levels of protein than adults because they are still growing; pigs require high quantities of fiber as well as much more calcium than other livestock. The type and quantity will vary with each particular animal's physiological needs but all variations will contain carbohydrates such as sugars including dextrose anhydrous. Dextrose anhydrous is used in pet food as a nutritional supplement. It provides the animal with glucose which it can use for energy or convert to glycogen and also assists in bodybuilding and tissue repair.
In chemical processes, Dextrose anhydrous is mainly applied as a source of sugar for fermentation that produces alcohols such as butanol (and other chemicals). In fermentations, The most common use of dextrose in the fermentation process is turning it into lactic or citric acids which are then used in pharmaceuticals and foods.
On the basis of region, the global dextrose anhydrous market is segmented into North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and the Middle East & Africa.
Europe emerged as a major market for all types of dextrose anhydrous in 2016 due to its steady economic growth coupled with high demand from the pharmaceuticals sector. The region accounted for more than 24% share of total revenue generated by the global dextrose anhydrous industry.
North America's dextrose anhydrous market is projected to be the largest in North America, with a share of 43.42% during 2016-2028. Canada was the largest exporter and importer of dextrose powder in 2014 among countries in this region; as such it plays a major role in global trade for dextrose anhydrous worldwide, accounting for more than 34% of exports from these nations globally. It also dominates imports at 37%. The United States has been ranked second after Canada by volume export (14%) while Mexico stands third exporting about 12% of total volumes exported out of North American regions.
Latin America had the highest growth rate CAGR (compound annual growth rate) over 2010 -2016. The dextrose anhydrous market in Latin America is projected to grow at a CAGR of 12.03% during 2016-2028, which can be attributed to the increasing demand for food products and key players involved in distribution across this region that include Brazil, Chile, Mexico, and Argentina.
The Asia Pacific Dextrose Anhydrous Market accounted for 31% share of the global volume export with major exporters being Malaysia as well as Thailand. China was the largest importer followed by India; these two countries together contributed about 63% of imports from this region globally over the 2014-2016 periods when considering volumes imported into other regions excluding the North American region.
Growth Factors
The global dextrose anhydrous market is predominantly driven by the growing application in the food and beverage industry. Dextrose is widely used as a sugar substitute for sweetening purposes, especially in diet sodas to avoid the calories usually associated with high-calorie beverages which are loaded with sugars or artificial sweeteners. It is also used as a bulking agent that can be added to baked goods to increase their volume without adding any significant amount of fat or carbohydrates. Apart from this, this product is inexpensive and available globally through different trade channels increases its popularity among consumers who want to save money and make healthier choices by opting for it over other alternative products such as cane sugar, corn syrup solids (HFCS), sucralose, etc.
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Report Attributes | Report Details |
Report Title | Dextrose Anhydrous Market Research Report |
By Type | Crystalline, Powder, Liquid And Syrup |
By Application | Food, Pharmaceutical, Beverage, Animal Feed And Pet Food, Chemical Processes, Fermentation |
By Companies | Cargill, Fisher Scientific, BANGYE, Rouqette, Sigma Aldrich, Orion Infusion, Foodchem, Demo |
Regions Covered | North America, Europe, APAC, Latin America, MEA |
Base Year | 2020 |
Historical Year | 2018 to 2019 (Data from 2010 can be provided as per availability) |
Forecast Year | 2028 |
Number of Pages | 249 |
Number of Tables & Figures | 175 |
Customization Available | Yes, the report can be customized as per your need. |
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The market is segmented by Type Crystalline, Powder, Liquid And Syrup and By Application Food, Pharmaceutical, Beverage, Animal Feed And Pet Food, Chemical Processes, Fermentation.
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Based on region, the market is segmented into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America and Middle East & Africa (MEA). North America region is further bifurcated into countries such as U.S., and Canada. The Europe region is further categorized into U.K., France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Russia, and Rest of Europe. Asia Pacific is further segmented into China, Japan, South Korea, India, Australia, South East Asia, and Rest of Asia Pacific. Latin America region is further segmented into Brazil, Mexico, and Rest of Latin America, and the MEA region is further divided into GCC, Turkey, South Africa, and Rest of MEA.
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