Cider Market is expected to reach a worth of US$ 27.3 Billion at 5.1% CAGR amid demand of gluten-free cider during forecast period 2023 to 2033 | Future Market Insights, Inc.
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Cider Market Poised for Significant Growth with Increasing Demand for Unique and Locally Sourced Products. Alcohol consumption as a status symbol and the rise in demand for premium spirits as a result of rising per capita income are two key drivers anticipated to propel the cider market expansion over the forecast period

NEWARK, Del, March 31, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The cider market is anticipated to reach a valuation of US$ 17.9 billion by 2023 and a projected valuation of US$ 27.3 billion by 2033, as demand for cider surges with a steady 5.1% CAGR.

Increased per capita income and drinking as a status symbol have contributed to a rise in the demand for premium spirits, which is one of the leading growth drivers in the worldwide cider industry. Consumers are increasingly attracted to heritage, quality, and innovation in alcoholic drinks. On the other hand, market growth for cider is expanding as demand for low-alcohol drinks rises.

The World Health Organization has dubbed cardiovascular disorders ‘silent killers’ since they account for the majority of deaths in adults under the age of 70. In addition, alcohol use has historically increased the chance of getting certain disorders. As a consequence, ‘alcohol-free cider’ and ‘low alcohol cider’ product offerings on the cider market have gained appeal.

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Individuals are increasingly drinking cider-based drinks owing to their anti-platelet and anti-inflammatory properties. Apple cider is a functional beverage containing bioactive polyphenols, as may be readily proved by studies. Moreover, PAF, an inflammatory and thrombotic lipid mediator, is greatly suppressed by the potent antiplatelet properties of bioactive polyphenols.

It was shown that the PL from all sources of cider products was rich in PUFA, especially n-3 PUFA and MUFA, which explains why they had such potent anti-inflammatory and anti-platelet properties. In addition, the presence of polyphenols has led to the formation of a structural analog that affords multiple cell receptors with strong antagonistic properties.

Cider's sugar content offers a key worldwide cider business difficulty. Firstly, compared to wine, cider has a lower glycemic index, since the bulk of apples contains less sugar than grapes. Regardless, the fermented result contains a great deal of sugar.

A recent study indicates that a 470 ml can of natural cider has 20.5 grams of sugar, the recommended daily maximum for adults. Depending on whether cider is drunk with lager or ale, the sugar content may rise by a factor of 5 or 10. Given that diabetes is one of the most prevalent cardiovascular illnesses, and that people's dietary tastes have changed in reaction to these data, the cider industry confronts a formidable obstacle.