Popcorn is highly consumed in two forms – microwave popcorn and ready-to-eat (RTE) popcorn. But there is also another form that is Kernel form. Popcorn is a cereal grain which originates from wild grass & it has six type of variety of corns. Out of them, it is the only variety which can expand from the kernel and pops up when heat is supplied. Popcorn is consumed as a snack food all over the world. Since it has high nutrition content. Popcorn is a vibrant and concentrated source to give us proteins, potassium, sodium, and fibres.
Asia Pacific Popcorn Market Size & Growth:
Asia Pacific(APAC) Popcorn market size was valued to be nearly $xx billion in 2017 and is projected to reach over $xx billion by the end of 2025 with a CAGR of almost xx% during the APAC Popcorn Market Forecasts Period. We had done APAC popcorn market analysis to know the market size & growth. The factors that are driving APAC Popcorn Market Growth are an increase in consumption of popcorn in multiplexes, increased in consumption of popcorn owning to its health benefits and the emergence of microwave popcorn. Popcorn contains fibre & it is the only snack that has 100% whole grains which are suitable for our health because they contain those antioxidants. Whole grains are even high in dietary fibre, rich in complex carbohydrates & are low in fat. The main idea of this popcorn is to be a better snack than any
Asia Pacific Popcorn Market Share:
Asia Pacific Popcorn market is classified on the basis of By Technology, By End User and By Geography.
By Type, the market in Ready-to-Eat popcorn segment of the Popcorn market is estimated to grow at the fastest CAGR during
Regarding technology, the market in the Popinator segment of the Popcorn market is estimated to grow at the fastest rate during the forecast period. This growth can be due to reducing power.
Concerning End User, the market in a Commercial segment of the popcorn market is estimated to grow at the
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