Flaked shortening is a special type of fat which is mainly used in the baked goods for improving the texture of the product it is used in. The flaked shortening is solid at room temperature. The flaked shortening is used as a replacement for the butter and margarine as the consumers have a growing consciousness about the trans-fat present in those products.
The market for specialty fat has increased in the past few years after reports of products containing trans-fat being harmful to the health of the consumers. There are also certain regulations put down by the regulatory bodies to cut down the trans-fat in the food products which has led to the flaked shortening market gaining traction.
The flaked shortening is obtained from animal fats as well as from the vegetable oils. However, the concern regarding the trans-fat has made the vegetable source in the flaked shortening a preferred option.
The growing bakery industry in developed and developing regions has resulted in products being customized and the specialty products being launched in the market which could cater to the all the demands from the foodservice operators as well as the consumers that are baking in the household.
The use of the flaked shortenings is mainly in the bakery industry in products such as cakes, pastries, biscuits, cookies, etc. The manufacturers are continuously researching this, and there is a range of flaked shortening that is available from the manufacturers.
The shortening is also available in a low saturated form which provides the same functionality and texture but is mainly targeting the health-conscious consumers which are the ongoing trend globally. The developing countries have also seen a rise in the consumption of the flaked shortening market. The palm oil based flaked shortening is more popular in these regions due to these being economical.
Increased demand for the baked goods in developed and developing countries has resulted in the demand for flaked shortening to increase. The bakery industry in Europe is highly developed and due to the growing number of foodservice operators in this region.
This has increased the demand for specialty products such as flaked shortenings. Europe remains the largest market for the flaked shortening market. In North America, the flaked shortening has gained popularity because of the source of the flaked shortening being vegetable oil and the manufacturers are offering it in no trans-fat form.
The demand for baked goods has increased in the past few years in South Asia, especially in the Southeast Asian market. There has been an emergence of new bakery outlets and the consumption has increased. South Asia has become an attractive market for flaked shortening products.
The key participants in the flaked shortening market are :
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The flaked shortening market can be segmented based on flavour, source end use and sales channel.
On the basis of flavour, the flaked shortening market can be segmented as :
On the basis of source, the flaked shortening market can be segmented as :
On the basis of end use, the flaked shortening market can be segmented as :
On the basis of sales channel, the flaked shortening market can be segmented as:
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