The Mycotoxin Testing Market is estimated at USD 1.6 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach USD 2.3 billion by 2029, at a CAGR of 6.7% from 2024 to 2029 according to a report published by MarketsandMarkets™. The expansion of the agricultural sector, coupled with growing international trade in food and agricultural products, has increased the need for mycotoxin testing to comply with export regulations and maintain market access. The increasing awareness of food safety among consumers and regulatory bodies worldwide has prompted stringent regulations governing mycotoxin levels in food and feed products. Compliance with these regulations necessitates comprehensive testing protocols, thereby driving market demand.
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By technology, chromatography- & spectroscopy-based
technology is growing at the highest rate in the mycotoxin testing market.
Chromatography and spectroscopy-based technologies are
pivotal in mycotoxin testing due to their multifaceted advantages. These
techniques offer unparalleled sensitivity and selectivity, enabling precise
detection of mycotoxins even at minute concentrations within complex food and
feed matrices. Their ability to simultaneously analyze multiple mycotoxins in a
single sample ensures comprehensive risk assessment and regulatory compliance.
Furthermore, these methods facilitate quantitative analysis, providing accurate
measurements crucial for ensuring product safety. The rapid analysis
capabilities of chromatography and spectroscopy, coupled with automation and
integration with sample preparation processes, streamline testing workflows and
enhance laboratory efficiency.
In the type segment, Ochratoxin constitutes a significant
share in the mycotoxin testing market.
Ochratoxin plays a pivotal role in propelling the mycotoxin
testing industry due to several influential factors. Primarily,
ochratoxin poses substantial health risks to both humans and animals, being
identified as a potent nephrotoxin and carcinogen. This heightened awareness of
ochratoxin’s adverse health effects underscores the necessity for thorough
testing to ensure its absence or minimal presence in food and feed products.
Moreover, ochratoxin contamination is prevalent in a wide array of agricultural
commodities, ranging from cereals to coffee, wine, and dried fruits, necessitating
regular testing to mitigate risks. Stricter regulatory standards, established
globally to protect public health, further drive the demand for ochratoxin
testing, as compliance is essential for market access and trade.
The European region constitutes the largest share of
mycotoxin testing market in terms of value.
Europe boasts stringent regulatory standards and regulations
regarding food safety, necessitating rigorous testing for mycotoxin
contamination to ensure compliance. The European Union, in particular, has
established maximum limits for various mycotoxins in food and feed products,
compelling manufacturers and producers to adhere to strict testing protocols.
Additionally, Europe has a robust food and agriculture industry, with a diverse
range of products exported globally. This necessitates comprehensive testing to
meet international standards and ensure the quality and safety of European food
exports. The presence of key market players, research institutions, and
regulatory bodies further strengthens Europe’s position as a leader in
mycotoxin testing.
Top Mycotoxin Testing Companies
- SGS
Société Générale de Surveillance SA (Switzerland)
- Bureau
Veritas (France)
- Intertek
Group plc (UK)
- dsm-firmenich
(Netherlands)
- Eurofins
Scientific (Luxembourg)
- ALS
(Australia)
- Neogen
Corporation (US)
- AsureQuality
(New Zealand)
- Symbio
Labs (Australia)
- Microbac
Laboratories, Inc. (US)
- INSTITUT
MERIEUX (France)