Xylanase Additive Market

In several industries, including the manufacture of food, feed, paper, and biofuels, xylanase is used as an additive. The complex carbohydrate xylan, which is present in plant cell walls, is broken down by this enzyme into smaller sugar molecules, which can then be used by microbes or further processed for a variety of industrial purposes. By dissolving the complex carbohydrates in flour into simpler sugars that are more easily accessible to yeast during fermentation, xylanase is frequently employed in the food industry to enhance the texture, flavor, and nutritional content of baked foods, such as bread. By dissolving the complex polysaccharides found in plant-based feed ingredients, including corn, wheat, and soybeans, xylanase can increase the digestibility of feed for animals.

DRIVERS:
The need for xylanase as a bakery enzyme is anticipated to rise in response to the rising global demand for bread and confectionery goods. The growing global population and rising levels of income are driving up the need for animal protein. This is anticipated to increase demand for animal feed, which will increase demand for the feed enzyme xylanase. 

Risks:
The use of xylanase additives may not be well known by end users, particularly in developing nations, which could impede the market's expansion. The production of xylanase is relatively expensive, which would prevent it from being widely used, particularly in underdeveloped nations where cost sensitivity is strong. 

Due to the rising demand for processed foods and animal feed, especially in nations like China and India, the xylanase additive market is anticipated to expand significantly in the Asia-Pacific region. The region's rising need for biofuels is also anticipated to increase demand for the biofuel enzyme xylanase. 

A FEW OF THE IMPORTANT PLAYERS Genencor AB Vista Adisseo BASF DSM DuPont Novozymes Novozymes