(Australia-NewsWire.Com, December 14, 2016 ) Vital trace elements and minerals that are not sufficiently generated in the body need to be added to the feeds externally for enhanced quality of animal derived products. They accomplish several tasks such as bone development, controlling acid base balances, muscle contraction, and enzyme stimulation.
The growth of the global Feed Mineral market is majorly driven by factors such as increasing demand for mineral rich animal meat, increasing disposable income in emerging countries, and growing adoption of scientific methods to increase meat production. Also, another factor which is further expected to increase the intake of feed minerals is the huge demand for high quality meat from the meat processing industry. However, factors such as stringent government rules on the usage of certain minerals and the rising cost of raw materials are impeding the growth of the market.
The major players in the market are fixated on broadening their distribution networks to cater to the wider market. Investment in the production process is another tactic adopted by the manufacturers to decrease the expenses incurred. The major companies dominating the global Feed Mineral market are Royal DSM, Cargill Inc., Nutreco NV, Archer Daniels Midland, and Tanke Biosciences Corp.
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