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Rediscovering fermentationUnlocking the power of live foodVita Foods Europe 2019
Jaime Martín
Founder & CEO / www.lantern.es
@_JaimeMartin @lantern_es
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Microbiota:
The ecological community of commensal, symbiotic, and pathogenic microorganisms that literally share our body space. That group includes fungi, viruses, and bacteria, some of which help produce vitamins, hormones, and other chemicals vital to our immune system, metabolism, mood, and much more. In the typical person, these microorganisms account for about 2,5 kilos, mostly in our gut and skin.
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An increasingbody of scientificresearch
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Live fermented food, why now?
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Fermented foods
are foods produced or preserved by the action of microorganisms. In this context, fermentation typically refers to the fermentation of sugar to alcohol using yeast, but other fermentation processes involve the use of bacteria such as lactobacillus, including the making of foods such as yogurt and sauerkraut.
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Fermentation is widely used, but not all food is ’raw’ or ‘live’
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The beauty of fermentation
Complex flavours & textures
More nutrients More natural preservation
Full of probiotics
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The pursuit of a healthier life, based onnatural and organic food
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The EU market for organic food rose to over 33 billion euros
Source: Statista
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The fast rise of plant-baseddiets on a global level
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Rise of veggie diets in Spain to 9,9% of adultpopulation
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The steadysales decline of carbonatedsodas
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The rise of DIY as a menas to reconnect withthe physicalworld
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Consumers’ craze for new flavours and textures
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Chefs are exploring thepossibilities of fermentation
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Storytelling
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Hyper-matureBig Foodlooking forgrowing niches to take themmainstream
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Consumerprofiles
Health advocate
Influenced Traditional
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The most promising categories
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A global probiotics market above US$40 billion
+ 25% growth2016-2021
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In 2017 nearly 2% of all new product launchesworldwide had probiotic claims
WORLDWIDE LAUNCH OF FOOD AND BEVERAGE PROBIOTIC PRODUCTS
SOURCEE: Innova Market Insights
2002 2016
100 1.800
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Fermented Tea, or Kombucha: from ancientChina to theworld
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What is Kombucha?
SOURCE: Kombucha Brewers International
Kombucha is a fermented tea beverage, made by adding a symbiotic culture of bacteria and yeast (SCOBY) to a solution of tea and sugar. During the course of the week-long (or more) fermentation process, the cultures metabolize the sugar and tea components to render a naturally carbonated beverage, with a slightly sweet-tart flavor, full of healthy components like B vitamins, organic acids, antioxidants, and trace amounts of alcohol.
If the beverage is served “raw”, it will be teaming with healthy bacteria and yeast. During a second short fermentation, the brewer often adds flavorings like ginger, lemon, fruit juice or herbs to give the beverages unique taste profiles.
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Kombucha: one of the fastest growing functionalbeverages (15-25% CAGR 2016-2021)
SOURCE: Technavio/ Nielsen
51,16%Americas
US Mkt size (2018)Est. $433
$1 billion in 2021 USA
42,33%Europe
$1$660 in 2021
6,51%Asia
Kombucha Market Volume (2016)
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Kombucha launches accelerate in the Western world
7.48%9.62%
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20132014201520162017
EU, US AND Canada growth of new kombucha productsin the market (%)
SOURCE: Mintel
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51% of young US consumers (25-34) drinkkombucha
(Source: Mintel)
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US kombuchaleader, GT’sKombucha, had100 US$ millionsales in 2017
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In 2016 Pepsicoacquired Kevita, with 42$ millionin sales
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Coca Cola is alsobuying kombuchabrands , such as Mojo (Australia) orHealth Ade (US)
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Kombucha’s barriers to become mainstream
• Health ‘halo’ is a positive, but consumers need to better understand how probiotics work and see tangible results
• No major scientific evidence behind the products, nor clinical trials
• Flavour profile is a shock for many consumers
• Kombucha requires chilled distribution, making it a more complex business than traditional ambient drinks
• Fermentation is hard to scale up, unless kombucha is ’bastardized’ (shelf stable)
• The battle between ‘craft kombucha’ versus industrial kombucha may bring confusion to the market
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Fermentedvegetables and fruitsare anotheramazingopportunity
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In the dairy isle, Kefir is the risingstar in theprobioticcategory
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Lifeway, the US kéfir leader had2018 sales of $86 million (justkéfir alone)
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In UK a plethora of kéfir launches in 2018…
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…as well as in Spain
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Source: Mintel
An active category in terms of NPD
Kefir launches, globally
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Source: Euromonitor
Global Kefir Market (US$ bi.)
6% estimated CAGR (2017-2025)
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Some words about regulation
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Regulation and transparency will be key to makethis opportunity real
• Not al products are created equal• Industrial probiotics versus ‘craft’ probiotics• Raw vs. Pasteurized
• EFSA prohibits the use of the term ‘Probiotics’, which creates a barrier to grow the category on a mainstream basis
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Probiotics yoghourts sales
Regulation has a big impact on the future of the category
SOURCE: Euromonitor
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Final thoughts
• Probiotics and fermented food are a growing trend globally, not a buzz
• Health halo, new flavours and textures, and clear link to veggie lifestyle will drive expansion
• The category presents great opportunities for food startups and major players as long as it is built in a transparent
• Fermented food & beverages, at its best, are hard to scale up as they require chilled distribution
• Food science can help to improve manufacturing efficiency and a more rapid scaling up of the opportunity
• The further evolution of microbiome research will help to open up new space opportunities linked to well-studied specific benefits of different bacteria
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