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The global fat substitutes market is projected to grow at approximately 6% from 2022 to 2028, driven by increasing health consciousness and a shift towards low-fat diets. The carbohydrate-based segment leads the market, with plant sources dominating due to rising demand for plant-based foods. Europe is expected to hold a significant market share, fueled by consumer awareness of health issues and a preference for low-calorie options.
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growth prospects of fat substitutes in the european market through 2028
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Kerry Group PLC
Ingredion Incorporated
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