Middle East and Africa Cornmeal Market was worth USD xx billion in 2022 and estimated to be growing at a CAGR of xx%, to reach USD xx billion by 2027
Cornmeal is the coarse flour ground from dried maize or corn which is a common staple food around the globe. It is cooked to make grits or polenta and it is added to certain dishes like bread and pancakes. It is grounded in fine, medium and coarse but not as well as wheat flour. It is an excellent alternative to flour for people seeking gluten-free products. Corn snacks do not contain artificial ingredients and it offers puffiness to processed snack products because of their high starch content. There are various types of cornmeal. Some of them are blue cornmeal, steel-ground yellow cornmeal, stone-ground cornmeal and white cornmeal. A dish made by soaking fine cornmeal in an alkaline solution is known as masa and boiled cornmeal is called as polenta. It is a rich source of fibre and small quantities of Iron, Zinc, and Niacin. The food supplies a wealth of certain vitamins and nutrients, too. It is used as corn grits in the brewing process of craft beers. Labelling and packaging help consumers identify organic corn and different types of corn products.
Rising demand for corn-based snack products, the growing popularity of the bakery industry, demand for corn flour, increasing health awareness, rise in popularity of craft beer, continuous product innovations in terms of corn ingredients, increasing the Middle East and African recipes, rise in disposable income, technology advancements in terms of labelling and packaging are driving the Middle East and Africa cornmeal market. However, fluctuations in corn supply, climate conditions, contamination issues and stringent government regulations are hampering the growth of the market.
Middle East and Africa Cornmeal Market is segmented on the
basis of
product type
application
On the basis of product type,
corn flour
corn grits
brewery grits
wheat flour
mixes
whole grains
ready-to-eat cornmeal
other corn products
Based on the application,
industrial use
food services
retail use
UAE
Israel
KSA
South Africa
Egypt
The market has been geographically segmented into Middle East and Africa. The market is growing slowly because of many problems the region faces, in terms of battles and also, the unstable economy. However, countries like the USA, China and UK are investing in the region and this increased financial revenue will aid the agriculture sectors in this region.
Archer Daniels Midland
Cargill
Associated British Foods
General Mills
Gruma
Tate & Lyle
Bob’s Red Mill Natural Foods
Bunge
LifeLine Foods
SEMO Milling
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