The global ready-to-eat
food market is predicted to achieve a total market value of
USD 1,80,000 Mn in the year 2022, with a CAGR (compound annual growth
rate) of 7.7%, attaining an overall market worth Of USD 3,77,945.81
Mn by the year 2032. Even due to the Covid crisis, the ready-to-eat food
sector has shown to be among the fastest & rapidly
expanding markets. Customers generally desire goods that are healthier,
more customizable, and more authentic & natural, without compromising
health objectives, flavors, or nutrients. Above everything, such goods should
assist individuals in eating healthily with their busy schedule and
dynamic lifestyle. retailers & Manufacturers must properly
communicate with customers who are increasingly scheduled to work but have
great standards for quality of food, flavor, and presentation.
Because of their interest in food, Millennials and
millennials are fueling demand for high-quality foods, yet they may lack
sufficient equipment, skills, or time. This opens up the sector for elevated
ease and ready-to-eat foods targeted at these individuals.
Key Takeaways:
- For
its enormous market presence, technical advances and innovation, hectic
schedules, and high spending power, the United States dominates the
ready-to-eat food industry throughout the North American region but also
globally.
- The
U.S. has a 65 % market share in the region, with a total market
valuation of about USD 44,460 million.
- In
the year 2020, roughly 36% of American adults said they consumed
ready-to-eat meals.
- The
highest consumed and selling categories in the Indian ready-to-eat
food market include pre-cooked meat and smoked fish, which are
expected to create substantial sales income.
“Customers have a preference for ready-to-eat food
since it may serve as a useful substitute for a normal diet and has an
increased shelf life, making it handier to preserve for later use.
Due to their dynamic and hectic lifestyles, youths are the primary target area
for this industry. They choose ready-to-eat or easy foods. With such a wide
range of consumers, the ready-to-eat sector will have a rapid growth
trajectory,” says a lead analyst at Future Market Insights.
Competitive Landscape:
Customers desire ready-to-eat meals which are minimally
processed and with a longer shelf-life and few or no preservatives, but
not at the expense of sensory attributes. High-Pressure Processing (HPP)
technology has a lot of potential as a preservation solution without the
use of heat for RTE meals.
A further successful story is MUSH, which prepares overnight
cold-soaked oats in milk that is dairy-free, never heated, and free
of preservatives and unnatural colors. Plant-based broths, animal stews, and
soup pouches are among the culinary selections available at Singapore’s Soup
Spoon. Villa Food manufactures classic Italian ready-to-eat meals in Italy,
including vegetarian dishes. Tappers in Spain provide many meals during the
week, with plant-based options included.
Major corporations are employing creative strategies
like new product releases and boosting manufacturing capacity to serve
better to the consumers and satisfy their rising demands. In
May in the year 2018, Del Monte Foods, Inc., a prominent
food processing company, launched an ‘elegant and classy’ canned Gold
pineapple fruit line geared for teenagers.
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Future Market Insights, in its new offering, provides an
unbiased analysis of the Ready-to-Eat presenting historical demand data
(2016-2020) and forecast statistics for the period from 2021-2031.
Segmentation for ready to eat food market
By Product Type:
- Vegetable-Based
- Cereal
Based
- Meat/Poultry
- Others
By Packaging:
- Canned
- Retort
- Frozen
or Chilled
- Others
By Distribution Channel:
- Online
Store
- Departmental/
Convenience Store
- Specialty
Store
- Supermarket/
Hypermarket
- Others
Region:
- North
America
- Latin
America
- Europe
- East
Asia
- South
Asia
- Oceania
- MEA
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