Title: Strong Prospects For The Tomato Processing Industry
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3- Strong Prospects for the Tomato Processing
Industry -
- Driven by the growth of the fast food industry
and convenient snacking, the demand of processed
tomato products has been growing rapidly
throughout the world. This is providing
tremendous scope for anyone who plans to venture
into setting up a plant for manufacturing
processed tomato products. - Tomato currently represents the worlds largest
vegetable crop after potato and sweet potato and
tops the list of canned vegetables. It originated
in the region extending from Ecuador to Chile in
the western coastal plain of South America and
was first domesticated in Mexico. Today, tomato
is not only sold fresh but also as a processed
product such as paste, soup, juice, sauce, powder
and concentrate. Earlier, Europe and the Americas
represented the most important producers, but
today it is produced in more than 144 countries,
with China being the biggest producer. - Tomato processing began in 1847, when Harrison
Woodhull Crosby, the chief gardener at Lafayette
College developed a crude method of canning
tomatoes. Prior to 1890 all tomato canning was
done manually. Industry techniques improved
canning process and tomato juice came on the
market with the development of the juice
extractor in the 1920s. In the late 1960s,
mechanical harvesting became a reality and this
drove the industry to develop better techniques
for bulk handling and processing. A worldwide
tomato processing industry has since evolved. -
Report Description and Highlights
4 TOMATO PROCESSING INDUSTRY
5Report Description and Highlights
In 2014, an estimated 34 Million Tons of
tomatoes were processed globally with the United
States being the biggest producer, followed by
Italy. Their position, however, is now being
threatened by China where the tomato processing
industry is currently growing rapidly. Currently
the top 10 global tomato processing firms account
for around 40 of the total global production. Of
these firms, 6 are headquartered in the United
States, 3 in China and 1 in Singapore. California
based Morning Star currently represents the
worlds biggest tomato processing company
accounting for around 10 of the total global
production. In most cases, the industrial
processing of tomatoes into different
end-products includes several temperature
treatment steps, such as drying, heating,
pasteurizing, etc. These treatments have various
purposes, such as to deactivate microorganisms or
enzymes, to decrease the moisture content and
concentrate the product or to soften the tissue
in order to separate fruit from skin. During such
treatments, several additional changes can occur
to affect the appearance, composition,
nutritional value and sensory properties in terms
of colour, texture and flavour of the product.
Processed tomato products have wide applications
in household consumption, food processing
industry, snack foods, hotels, restaurants and
fast food joints. The main factors that drive the
processed tomato products industry is the growth
in the fast food industry and convenient
snacking. This, in turn, is fuelled by several
factors, such as an increase in the number of
teenagers and youngsters with higher spending
power, increase in the working population
especially women, change in food consumption
patterns, etc. Processed tomato products are
very popular throughout the world, providing
tremendous scope for anyone who ventures into
setting up a plant for manufacturing processed
tomato products. Experts at IMARC Group have
identified this opportunity and released their
latest report titled, Tomato Processing Plant
Project Report Industry Trends, Manufacturing
Process, Machinery, Raw Materials, Cost and
Revenue.
6- This report gives a comprehensive insight into
all the aspects of setting up a tomato processing
plant, including - Market size and region wise trend
- Key players
- Key risk and success factors
- Process flow for production of tomato paste and
sauce - Various types of unit operations involved
- Land, location and site development requirements
- Plant layout
- Plant machinery requirements
- Raw materials, utilities and manpower
requirements - Capital investments
- Operating costs
- Incomes and expenditures of the plant
- Profits
- Cash flows
Report Description and Highlights
7Report Description and Highlights
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