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According to Renub Research report “Industrial Enzymes Market, Global Forecast, Impact of COVID-19, Industry Trends, Growth, Opportunity By Types, Company Analysis” the Global Industrial Enzymes Market is expected to reach US$ 17.4 Billion by 2027. Enzymes are proteins that catalyze chemical resistance. As such, enzymes have been extensively used to facilitate industrial processes and create products, and these enzymes are referenced as industrial enzymes. Industrial enzymes are also increasing since they are being used in the production of biofuel and biopolymers. Yeast and E. coli of enzyme engineering is a powerful way to obtain large amounts of enzyme for biocatalysis to replace traditional chemical processes.

How COVID-19 Impact helped Enzymes Industry Growth

The COVID-19 crisis is to have a positive impact on the global industrial enzymes market. This is attributed to the increase in demand for enzymes in nutritional & immunity boosting products, a rise in consumer focus on house

Enzymes are biological catalysts; they accelerate a chemical reaction. Globally, enzymes are used in industries like Biofuel, cleaning products/detergents, food, animal feed, textile and speciality. Further, the market for industrial enzymes is continuously rising, owing to the growing need for sustainable solutions. Advancement in biotechnology, especially in protein engineering, has also brought in new probiotic products, driving the industrial enzymes market to the next level. According to Renub Research, the Global Enzymes Market is projected to reach US$ 17.4 Billion by 2027.

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Carbohydrases, Amylases, Cellulases, Proteases and Lipases are major variants existing in the global Enzymes Market. By Types, these enzymes are used in numerous industries. For instance, the food industry primarily uses carbohydrases in baking for manufacturing fruit juices, winemaking and cheese manufacturing. Similarly, other applications of Carbohydrases are detergents, textiles