North America Synbiotic Products Market is predicted to grow at a CAGR of 7.16% from 2024 to 2032 and the market size is expected to be valued at USD 399.98 million by 2032 from USD 229.94 million in 2024.
Synbiotic products are food ingredients or food supplements that combine probiotics and prebiotic products. A synbiotic product is a combination of a microorganism that has a beneficial effect on health when consumed. These products, in general, included a collection of Bifidobacterium, Lactobacillus, and lactulose or inulin, which is a carbon substrate comprising lactose. Synbiotic products are becoming a number one choice in several medicinal treatments like disorders in gynecology, urology, gastroenterology, health-related ailments, immunology, skin care and anti-aging, and oral care. The growing awareness of urban consumers about health has led to an increase in the consumption of functional foods and beverages, thus stimulating the market for synbiotic products in North America. Furthermore, the shift in consumer orientation towards nutritional supplements due to changes in lifestyle and eating habits should stimulate demand for synbiotic products in the years to come. Increasing fortification of functional foods with prebiotics and probiotic ingredients should have a positive impact on market growth. The synbiotic is a mixture of probiotics and prebiotics and is used as a dietary supplement. This food supplement, also known as functional food can modify and restore the existing flora in the digestive tract. In addition, synbiotic products facilitate the proper functioning of the intestinal environment. Synbiotic products are mainly developed to enhance immunity, energy, cognitive health, and vitality in the human intestines. They have the feature to extend optimal health by lessening the prevalence of several non-communicable ailments, improving nutrient absorption, aiding in better digestion, and ensuring adherence to good weight control. As a result, buyers must pay a premium to buy these products. Companies engaged in the manufacture of nutritional supplements and food and beverage products have fortified their products with probiotics, prebiotics, and synbiotics to improve nutritional value and provide health benefits.
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Increased use of functional foods and beverages to improve immunity, cardiovascular health, and so on will drive the food supplements segment in the future. The focus on improved digestive system should open new avenues for synbiotic foods and drinks in the coming years. Food producers like Pfizer and Nestlé are associating with colleges to improve understanding of microbiome effects on human health.
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Based on the distribution channel, store-based and non-store based are the two types in the local business. The store-based distribution channel dominated the regional synbiotic market in 2019 and had almost 93.3% share. The high visibility of the products in retail stores and pharmacies is the main factor that favors the sales of synbiotic products through this channel. The increasing familiarity and dependency of parents of Generation X, Millennium generation and Generation Z of the Internet is believed to drive sales of synbiotics products through the non-store based channels in the coming years.
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In the coming years, the robust manufacturing facilities available in the food and beverages sector in North America, along with the increasing adoption of probiotics and prebiotics in the pet foods is estimated to create immense growth potential for the market players in this area to integrate synbiotics in the food supplements for pets.
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