Organic Seeds Market Size, Share, Trends, Segmentation and Forecast to 2026
Global Organic Seeds
Market is valued approximately USD 1651.5 million in 2018 and is anticipated to
grow with a healthy growth rate of more than 12.70 % over the forecast period
2019-2026. Organic seeds come from plants strictly grown without the use of
synthetic fertilizers, insecticides and pesticides, they are produced by
organic farming/gardening methods. Commercial adoption of organic agriculture
system due to rising awareness regarding adverse health effects from hazardous
chemicals application in conventional agriculture.
Key Companies profiled in this Report are: Seeds Of Change,
Vitalis Organic Seeds, Johnny's Selected Seeds, Seed Savers Exchange, Southern
Exposure Seed Exchange, Wild Garden Seeds, Fedco Seeds, Fleuren, Maas Plant,
HILD Samen
Growing organic food demand, growing health consciousness
and environmental awareness, reduced exposure to hazardous chemicals and higher
nutritional value of organic seeds along with favorable regulatory frameworks
are key driving factors of the market. The government of different region are
promoting the adoption of organic food and also promoting organic farming in
the regions. Government is taking many initiatives for promoting the organic
farming. For instance, in 2018, government of Canada announced investment of
about $8.4 billion investment towards promoting organic farming in the country.
The regional analysis of global Organic Seeds market is
considered for the key regions such as Asia Pacific, North America, Europe,
Latin America and Rest of the World. North America and Europe accounted for
over half of the global organic seeds industry. This trend is expected to
continue over the forecast period due to rising organic food demand in these
regions owing to health benefits associated with them. For instance, as per the
Public radio International, organic food demand in United states is growing at
a significant pace with about 20% per year. North America dominates in terms of
market share followed by Asia Pacific and Europe.
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