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Animal Proteins - Global Strategic Business Report

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Functional Animal Protein Market - Forecasts from 2022 to 2027

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  • January 2023
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Functional animal protein is a category of protein derived from meat, poultry, and eggs characterized by not only providing essential amino acids necessary for the human diet but also offering additional health benefits. Within the meat industry, it encompasses a variety of products from different animal sources including beef, pork, and lamb, processed through various methods to enhance their nutritional profile. For poultry, chicken and turkey are common sources, and these products are tailored for consumers seeking leaner protein options with functional benefits such as improved muscle maintenance and weight management. The egg industry contributes with egg protein acknowledged for its high biological value and comprehensive range of amino acids. The market for functional animal protein caters to consumers' increasing interest in maintaining a healthy lifestyle, which includes consuming proteins that support muscle growth, immune function, and overall health. Some prominent companies operating in the functional animal protein market include Tyson Foods, Inc., Hormel Foods Corporation, and JBS S.A. These companies have extensive product lines that cover a broad spectrum of animal proteins, ensuring a continued presence in the market. Other notable companies include Smithfield Foods, Inc. and Pilgrim's Pride Corporation, which also contribute a significant variety of meat and poultry products tailored to meet the growing demand for functional animal proteins. Show Less Read more