Pea Protein Market to Grow at CAGR of 12.8% through 2030 - Growing Trend for Flexitarian Diet to Propel Growth
The Brainy Insights
The Brainy Insights

The growing need for vegan food products and flexitarian populations adds impetus to the pea protein market's growth. Promoting plant-based diets by budding social media artists and their endorsements will further fuel industry expansion. North America emerged as the largest market for the global pea protein market, with a 33% market revenue share in 2022.

Newark, Oct. 17, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- As per the report published by The Brainy Insights, the global Pea Protein market is expected to grow from USD 2.14 Billion in 2022 to USD 5.6 Billion by 2030, at a CAGR of 12.8% during the forecast period 2022-2030.

The rise in female participation and the expansion of fitness centre facilities are anticipated to drive market expansion over the forecast period. Environmentally safe pea proteins are available. Consumers prefer ecologically friendly and allergen-free products as they become more aware of the benefits of pea proteins. Over the forecast period, it is also anticipated that increasing consumer awareness of the benefits of consuming protein powder for supporting bone health and muscle growth would drive market expansion. Alternative components, including hemp, soy, and whey, threaten pea protein's dominance in the food industry. Another ingredient that has been gaining popularity around the world is rice protein.

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Competitive Strategy

To enhance their market position in the global Pea Protein market, the key players are now focusing on adopting the strategies such as product innovations, mergers & acquisitions, recent developments, joint ventures, collaborations, and partnerships.

• In May 2019: Burcon NutraScience Corporation announced a joint venture collaboration with an investor group to build a new C$65 million commercial manufacturing plant for pea and canola proteins in Western Canada. The facility will deliver Burcon's Peazac and Peazazz pea proteins as well as Nutratein, Puratein, and Supertein canola proteins.

Market Growth & Trends

Yellow and green split peas, also known as Pisum sativum, are a source of food products and protein supplements. It can be used in place of other food items or as a dietary supplement to help people consume more protein or other nutrients (e.g., the substitution of dairy milk for pea milk). It is utilized in food production as a powdered ingredient, such as a thickening, foaming agent, or emulsifier. A healthy diet and an active lifestyle are becoming increasingly popular among consumers, fuelling pea protein growth. Additionally, there is a huge market opportunity due to developing more products with targeted purposes, such as energy balancing, weight loss, muscle restoration, and satiety. Other peas, such as dry, green, and chickpeas, extract the protein. These peas are accessible as concentrates, textured foods, and isolates. Because they are produced using plant-based materials, these products are ideal for people who choose vegan diets. The increasing awareness among consumers for health-related issues and increasing demand for nutritious, food-rich, and high proteins drive the market's growth. Furthermore, the growing need for vegan food products and flexitarian populations adds impetus to the market's growth. When compared nutritionally, rice and pea proteins have a similar amount of protein (15–22 grams, on average, grams calories), are free of gluten, and are suitable for people with allergies. Pea protein utilization has increased due to its advantages, including simple digestion and muscle-building stimulation.