Charcoal Market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 3.2%

charcoal market

The global charcoal market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 3.2% during the forecast period (2024-2029).

Charcoal is a man-made black carbon residue product derived from plant materials like wood. This procedure is used in the presence of oxygen to eliminate volatile materials, such as water. The global charcoal market is anticipated to grow significantly over the forecast period due to increased demand for the product in recreational cooking, metal manufacturing, building & construction, healthcare, industrial filtration, and pharmaceutical applications. Charcoal can be used in place of coal for outdoor cooking. Furthermore, the rising demand for charcoal is probably due to the growing appeal of barbecue cuisine in dining establishments.

Moreover, the growing urban population in developing nations is the primary cause of the rising demand for charcoal. Due to its ease of production, accessibility, transportation, and tradition, charcoal is the only fuel available to more than half of the world’s population who currently reside in cities. The increase in the demand for charcoal production in the region is due to the impact of urbanization on the type of fuel used and the total energy used for various purposes. The conventional stoves used in homes for cooking and heating are usually inefficient. This creates a substantial amount of indoor air pollution. Both of these are harmful to human health.

To decrease indoor pollution in residential homes and increase cooking and heating efficiency, improved cook stoves have been implemented in numerous countries. Furthermore, if charcoal is prepared correctly and used in energy-efficient appliances, it can burn safely and cleanly. Better cookstoves have convex shapes and all-around insulation. They retain heat for longer periods and require less charcoal to produce an equivalent amount of useful heat because of their insulation.

Further, the practice of barbecuing is an activity that is widespread all over the world mainly during the summer. Whereas some individuals will grill using gas or electricity, others will opt for charcoal since it imparts a peculiar smoky taste to their dishes. Additionally, most nations on the African continent still depend on charcoal as their primary source of energy for cooking, although residents of places such as North America and Europe mostly burn it during leisure barbecues. Furthermore, the market is reportedly primarily driven by millennials’ increasing inclination towards grilled food and the food’s expanding global influence.

The charcoal market, by product type, is divided into four types- Activated charcoal, lump charcoal, Japanese charcoal, and other types. Charcoal is a porous substance that can be utilized across diverse fields. It provides pores that entrap chemicals for detoxification of the body e.g. drugs like methylxanthines, NSAIDs as well as other anti-inflammatory agents (over-the-counter), sedatives CCBs dapsone or carbamazepine. Charcoal can also be employed in the preparation of meals e.g. grilling and BBQ. In the olden days, they would use charcoal for cooking and each cooking method had its different type of charcoal with coconut shell-based types being used specifically for grilling food while briquettes made from less than 10% average moisture content hardwood were suitable for burning as well as grilling purposes.

Fireworks are made with the use of charcoal. In the cosmetics industry, they are important elements of face washes, moisturizers, and body washes. In conditions of acute diseases, it is used for the excretion of unwanted substances; sometimes it can relieve gas formation and bloating; sometimes it uses detoxification making use of the sorption properties of activated charcoal to eliminate toxic substances.

The charcoal market, by end-user industry, is divided into six types- Water treatment, food industry, steel and iron industry, cosmetics and personal care, healthcare, and other end-user industries. Steel products are a highly traded commodity, and steel is a vital component of the global industry. There is a considerable demand for steel-based finished goods worldwide. Steel is in high demand due to the development of global infrastructure, life-saving medical technology, and military hardware; steel is now considered essential.

Moreover, steel is always required and supplied in every nation around the globe which increases the market’s need for charcoal in tandem with the use of steel in numerous industries.

The Asia Pacific region is expected to witness significant growth in the charcoal market during the forecasted period. China and India are the two most significant market leaders in this region, consuming a lot of charcoal across a range of end-segment industries and use cases. According to EPRA, International Journal of Research & Development 2022, activated charcoal has a very positive impact on both acute and long-term health-related issues. Due to its ability to cleanse blood and ease indigestion, charcoal’s detoxifying qualities have led to a rise in demand for it in the medical field. The consequence will be that many drugs will be needed for the elderly, which will make the pharmacy workers there get jobs all the time, therefore boosting the local medical system. With 98% of crude steel produced in 2022, China will be world’s largest producer of that product. Consequently, the steel making industry would necessitate additional charcoal as a metallurgical fuel.

The research includes several key players from the charcoal market, such as Birla Carbon, Apera, Australian charcoal company, Koko Coal India, Sagar Charcoal And Firewood Depot, CarbUSA, Yorkshire Charcoal Company Ltd. The Dorset Charcoal Company, Kingsford Products Company, Texas Original Charcoal, Royal Oak Enterprises, LLC, Suneeta Carbons, Aseschem, BHP, PT. Bara Agung Semesta. (Indonesia)

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The analytics report categorizes the charcoal market using the following criteria:

Segmentation:

  • By Product Type
    • Activated charcoal
    • Lump charcoal
    • Japanese charcoal
    • Other types (hardwood briquettes, charcoal briquettes, coconut shell charcoal, sawdust briquettes, etc.)
  • By End-user Industry
    • Water Treatment
    • Food industry
    • Steel and Iron industry
    • Cosmetics and personal care
    • Healthcare
    • Other End-user Industries
  • By Geography
    • North America
      • United States
      • Canada
      • Mexico
    • South America
      • Brazil
      • Argentina
      • Rest of South America
    • Europe
      • United Kingdom
      • Germany
      • France
      • Italy
      • Spain
      • Rest of Europe
    • Middle East and Africa
      • Saudi Arabia
      • United Arab Emirates
      • Rest of Middle East and Africa
    • Asia-Pacific
      • China
      • India
      • Japan
      • South Korea
      • Taiwan
      • Thailand
      • Indonesia
      • Rest of Asia-Pacific