Global Edible Animal Fat Market Size is Expected to Grow to $18349.41 Million by 2028

Global Edible Animal Fat Market Overview

According to Global Market Monitor, the global edible animal fats market size is expected to grow to $18349.41 million by 2028 with a CAGR of 2.92% from 2023 to 2028. As for product types, the semi-solid segment held the largest market share in 2022. By application, the animal feed segment occupied the biggest share in 2022.

Edible animal fats are produced from the abdominal cavity and high-quality fats under the skin of animals are suitable for human consumption.They are then purified, filtered, and refined to produce premium oils.Edible animal fats are rich in energy, vitamins, and fatty acids, and they can improve the taste and texture of food.Many food processors and bakery producers prefer to use it. Animal fats are appreciated for their delicious taste and excellent baking and cooking properties. In Germany and France, goose fat and lard are popular spreads.

Market Drivers

Edible animal fats have a small carbon footprint compared to other fats and oils. Unlike palm and vegetable oil, where crops are grown specifically for their oil content, animals are reared primarily for their meat, dairy, and wool. Together with their co-products, edible animal fats share the environmental cost of animal husbandry. The proportion each product bears is often based on their economic value, carrying a much smaller share of the total environmental impact. Their carbon footprint is further reduced as most edible animal fats are produced using renewable energy derived from animal by-products.

Saria Se & Co. KG was one of the major players operating in the edible animal fat market, holding a share of 4.52% in 2022.SARIA SE & Co. KG provides recycling of animal, vegetable, and agricultural waste products and production of bio-energy, bio-diesel, and biogas.

Company Name	Saria Se & Co. KG
Website	www.saria.com
Established Time	1998
Plants Distribution	Europe
Sales Region	Worldwide
Business Overview	The subsidiaries Unimelt and Gerlicher are leading suppliers of animal and plant fats.