The global household slicer market size is expected to reach USD 475.2 million by 2027, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc., expanding at a CAGR of 5.5% from 2020 to 2027. The growing trend of cooking as a hobby among younger millennials is driving the product demand. Consumers are cooking at home often due to the easy availability of recipes online and focusing on adopting a healthier lifestyle. In order to increase their market share, companies are focusing on social media marketing and increasing the supply of products in the market via home improvement centers and e-retailers.
Before
the outbreak of COVID-19, salaried professionals and working couples in metro
cities and large towns preferred eating out or ordering from nearby food
outlets. But individuals had to resort to homemade food over the past six
months. An increasing number of people have taken to social media platforms to
discover new recipes and post pictures and videos of the food prepared. This
has driven consumers to switch from regular cookware and kitchen utensils to
more advanced tools that not only have better functions but are also
aesthetically appealing.
The
rising popularity of modular kitchens has resulted in higher instances of
kitchen remodeling, thereby propelling the demand for cooking equipment and
tools, such as slicers. Consumers are also increasing their expenditure on
kitchen tools as open kitchens are trending and ambiance has become a focal
point of social gatherings.
The
growing trend of house parties in western countries has resulted in consumers
investing in cooking equipment, such as household slicers, in order to be
well-equipped while preparing dishes. Moreover, food is a large part of
festivals and other events that are typically celebrated at home, thereby
driving the use of a professional set of slicers. The residential sector is
anticipated to create high demand for household slicers with a rise in barbeque
parties and the growing popularity of outdoor grilling as a form of leisure.
Increasing
preference for modular kitchens, coupled with rising living standards, is
driving the demand for slicers in the residential sector. In addition, the
thriving residential sector is widening the scope of kitchen products across
the globe. Over the past years, governments have been taking initiatives to
promote advanced and sustainable residential constructions. For instance,
according to the National Bureau of Statistics of China, in 2017, the total
investment in real estate in China was around USD 1,628.31 billion, out of
which, the investment for residential buildings was around USD 1,114.44
billion, which is 9.5% higher as compared to the previous year, 2016. Such
growth in the residential sector is expected to propel the demand for kitchen
tools in the region over the forecast period.
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Household Slicer
Market Report Highlights
- By product, manual slicers led the market and
accounted for a revenue share of 73.6% in 2019
- Asia Pacific is expected to register the fastest
CAGR of 6.2% from 2020 to 2027. Demand is anticipated to grow in the
region due to an increase in the purchasing power of consumers and the
rising preference for experimenting culinary skills
- Offline distribution channels dominated the
market by accounting for an 85.4% share of the global revenue in 2019.
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