NEWARK, Del. — Future Market Insights projects the global collagen supplement market will grow from $1.8 billion in 2025 to $3.3 billion by 2035, advancing at a 6.4% CAGR, according to a new industry outlook covering 2025–2035.
FMI attributes the expansion to a global shift toward preventive health and “beauty-from-within” solutions, as consumers increasingly favor ingestible nutricosmetics over topical treatments. Demand is broadening across age groups, from Gen Z skin-health consumers to older adults focused on joint and bone support.
Category dynamics
- Product type: Gelatin remains the largest segment, accounting for 46.3% of product sales, supported by its established use in functional foods and gummies. Hydrolyzed collagen (peptides) is expected to experience the fastest growth due to improved solubility and absorption.
- Form: Powders dominate with a 52.8% share due to dosing flexibility and clean-label appeal, while pills and gummies are gaining in B2C channels as brands focus on convenience and taste.
- Source: Bovine collagen leads with a 58.4% share, reflecting raw material availability and its Type I and III collagen profile linked to skin elasticity and bone strength.
Regional outlook
The United States remains the largest market, driven by high consumer spending and rapid adoption of nutricosmetics in retail channels, while India is emerging as a key growth hub as modern nutraceuticals combine with Ayurvedic branding. FMI also highlights steady growth in Germany, China, and Japan, fueled by aging populations, sports nutrition, and natural beauty routines.
Competitive moves
Recent product and technology investments highlight increasing competition. Highlights include premium nutricosmetic launches by L’Oréal and Elemis, sustainability-focused sourcing initiatives from Ancient Nutrition, and targeted hydrolyzed collagen formulas from Life Extension. Key ingredient suppliers mentioned in the report include GELITA AG, Darling Ingredients Inc., Nitta Gelatin Inc., Koninklijke DSM N.V., and Titan Biotech Ltd.
Looking ahead, FMI states that advances in enzymatic processing to enhance bioavailability, combined with ethical and sustainable sourcing, will be key differentiators as brands move toward more personalized collagen solutions over the next decade.
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