Overview:

The global organic snacks market size report reveals several possibilities that the market can explore to register better growth during the forecast period (2021 to 2027). Market Research Future (MRFR) makes remarks about several pointers that are expected to boost the global market in the coming years. These factors are the rising number of health-conscious people, better marketing strategies, varied product range, high disposable income, and others are expected to play a positive role in the market. Products with free-from labels are getting more traction.

Segmentation:

MRFR recorded several details of the market and segmented it on the basis of product type, packaging type, and distribution channel. This is to understand how the market is about to proceed in the coming years. The segmental analysis records all the details from various factors and fetched figures to provide depth to the study.

By product type, the global market report on organic snacks can be segmented into dried fruits, puffs and chips, cookies and crackers, meat snacks, energy bars, and others. The meat snacks segment is getting good traction from people who are hiking or joining expeditions. Health-conscious people are boosting the growth of the dried fruits segment.

By packaging type, the market study of the organic snacks has been segmented into cartons, pouches, and others. The pouches segment is getting good traction due to its easy affordability.

By distribution channel, the study includes details of the organic snacks market includes store-based and non-store-based. The store-based segment has been segmented further into convenience stores, supermarkets and hypermarkets, and others. The supermarkets and hypermarkets segment is getting traction as they offer a wide range of products and a one-stop buying option to their customers.

Competitive Landscape:

The global market for organic snacks is getting driven by companies like Hain Celestial (US), Conagra Brands, Inc. (US), General Mills, Inc. (US), SunOpta (Canada), YummyEarth, Inc. (US), Creative Snacks Co. (US), Hormel Foods Corporation (US), Eat Real (UK), Utz Quality Food, LLC (US), and NurturMe (US). These companies are planning out their moves based on various strategic techniques like mergers, acquisitions, collaborations, branding, marketing strategies, innovations, and others. Their moves also include a spur in the investment for the research and development sector, which will help in boosting the global market. MRFR’s analysis of the global market demand and their recording of the latest moves made by these companies can help in a proper understanding of how the market can progress ahead.

Regional Analysis:

North America has the lead in terms of market revenues. The region has several brands that would launch their new product lines and make the market competitive. At the same time, people here are health conscious and prefer snacks with health benefits. They are also in the high-income group, which makes the products more affordable. This is especially true for people in the US and Canada. In Europe, the market would find better traction in Germany, France, the UK, Italy, and other countries.

In Asia Pacific, a rise in the segment is visible that is getting boosted by people who have better disposable income.

Industry News:

In March 2020, gimMe Snacks announced that they would launch two new brands, sea salt and avocado oil roasted seaweed flavors. The product is known for its snacks made from organic seaweed. Their snacks are nutrient-rich. The brand also launched new products like Non-GMO, premium USDA Organic, and Gluten-Free products to cater to people who are more health-conscious.

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