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Palm Kernel Oil And Coconut Oil Based Natural Fatty Acids Market to hit $8bn by 2024

The competitive landscape for global palm kernel oil and coconut oil based natural fatty acids market is moderately consolidated with the top five market players accounting to over 50% share of the overall market.

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Palm Kernel Oil And Coconut Oil Based Natural Fatty Acids Market to hit $8bn by 2024

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  1. Palm Kernel Oil And Coconut Oil Based Natural Fatty Acids Market size and share 2016 – 2024

  2. Global Market Scenario of Palm Kernel Oil And Coconut Oil Based Natural Fatty Acids Market • Palm Kernel Oil And Coconut Oil Based Natural Fatty Acids Market size will likely exceed USD 8 billion by 2024; according to a new research report by Global Market Insights, Inc. • Global surfactant demand for detergents used in residential or industrial cleaning will boost the global palm kernel oil and coconut oil based natural fatty acids market in the near future. Increasing use of lauric acid based hydrophobes in surfactants will influence the global market positively. • Regulations regarding industrial and workplace cleanliness, coupled with the growing number of industries all around the globe will signify the surfactants demand throughout the considered forecast span. Surfactants industry was worth beyond USD 30 billion in 2015 with an estimated growth at a moderate rate from 2016 to 2024.

  3. Continued... • Growing concerns regarding the harmful side effects of chemicals present in cosmetics and toiletries will also play a major role in promoting the palm kernel oil and coconut oil based natural fatty acids market throughout the forecast span. • Rising awareness about the benefits of naturally derived cosmetic and personal care products will strengthen the market throughout the forecast span. Moreover, increasing number of concept retail stores and showrooms, along with rising demand from departmental stores, beauty product stores, spas, salons, etc. will drive the demand in coming years. • Global organic personal care products market size was above USD 10 billion in 2015. It will likely exceed USD 24 billion by 2024, with a high growth rate of over 10% CAGR.

  4. Germany Palm Kernel Oil And Coconut Oil Based Natural Fatty Acids Market size, by end-user, 2013 - 2024 (USD Million)

  5. Browse Full Market Research Report @ http://bit.ly/2oIx7cc Press Release @ http://bit.ly/2oLg5dY To receive a sample copy of this report, @http://bit.ly/2ovnxOr

  6. Coconut Oil Fatty Acids Market, By Region • Palm kernel and coconut production in Asia, along with the presence of numerous oleochemical manufacturers in the region makes Asia Pacific a significant player for global palm kernel oil based natural fatty acids market. • Competitive Market Share • The competitive landscape for global palm kernel oil and coconut oil based natural fatty acids market is moderately consolidated with the top five market players accounting to over 50% share of the overall market. Major product manufacturers are Wilmar International, Emery Oleochemicals, OLEON, KLK Oleo, and Kao Corporation. • Other important market players include P&G, Chemical Associates Inc., Musim Mas Holdings, Pacific Oleochemicals, Philippine International, Twin Rivers Technologies, United Coconut Chemicals, Vantage Specialty Chemicals, and VVF LLC. 360° Analysis

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