The Middle East and Africa Edible Mushroom Market was worth USD 5.42 billion in 2024 and estimated to be growing at a CAGR of 8.11%, to reach USD 8.02 billion by 2029.
The market is showcasing the evident potential in the mentioned forecasting period. The market continues to gain momentum with rapid development in the food industry. Edible Mushrooms are soft, fleshy, and fruity fungus, and are generally grouped as vegetables. Edible Mushrooms is one of the most popular food across the world because of the variety it offers. Edible Mushrooms are rich in many nutrients, mainly proteins. They are a vital ingredient in the dishes of many countries. The major drivers for the growth of the mushroom market are the growing consumption of processed food and increasing awareness regarding health. Moreover, the R&D sector is keen on enhancing the applicability of edible mushrooms and to increase their life span. However, as of now, the short shelf life of edible mushroom poses as a factor that hampers the growth of the market.
On the basis of geography, the Middle East and Africa market are analyzed under the regions namely the Middle East and Africa. The Middle East and Africa Edible Mushroom Market consists of many emerging economies and thus shows substantial potential for growth in future years.
Key Players of Middle East and Africa Edible Mushroom Market are Costa Group, Okechamp S.A, Monterey Mushrooms Inc, Monaghan Mushrooms, Drinkwater's Mushroom Ltd, The Mushroom Company, Shanghai Finc Bio-Tech Inc, CMP Mushrooms Green yard NV (Lutèce), Bonduelle SA, Intended Audience, Convenience food manufacturers, Processed mushroom manufacturers, Retailers, Wholesalers, E-commerce Companies, Traders, Importers, and Exporters.
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