Food and Beverage Industry

Cassava starch is widely used as a thickening and stabilizing agent in food products such as soups, sauces, baked goods, and confectioneries. The shift toward gluten-free and natural ingredients makes cassava starch highly desirable for food manufacturers, especially in regions like North America and Europe, where demand for gluten-free products is rising.

Paper and Packaging Industry

Cassava starch serves as an adhesive in paper production and biodegradable packaging, which is increasingly sought after due to global moves toward sustainable packaging solutions. This demand is particularly strong in the Asia-Pacific region, where the paper industry is growing rapidly.

Textile Industry

Cassava starch is used as a sizing agent in textiles, giving fabrics strength and smoothness. The growth of textile manufacturing in emerging markets, coupled with the trend toward eco-friendly materials, supports demand for cassava-based starch products.

Pharmaceutical and Personal Care Industry

Cassava starch is valued for its binding properties in pharmaceutical formulations and is also used in personal care products like baby powders and lotions. This market is expanding as natural ingredients gain popularity in health and personal care products.

Bioplastics and Biofuel Sector

Cassava starch is used as a feedstock for bioplastics and bioethanol production. With global emphasis on reducing plastic waste and exploring renewable energy, demand for cassava starch in these industries is growing, particularly in Europe and North America.

Other Industries

Beyond the major sectors, AYA Starch also caters to specialized industries including:

• Cosmetics Industry
• Charcoal Briquette Industry