The North America Tartaric Acid Market Size is anticipated to reach 57.8 Kilo Tons by 2035, growing at a CAGR of 19.2% from 2025 to 2035. The market is driven by the increasing demand for additives among manufacturers, coupled with the strategies of enhancing their production capabilities and acquiring rivals to maximise their profits.
Market Overview
Tartaric Acid is an Organic Acid with a Crystalline structure in white colour. Among its primary natural sources are avocados, apples, grapes, apricots, tamarinds, and bananas. In addition, it can be produced synthetically through the condensation of maleic anhydride. Tartaric acid, due to its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, has an indirect role in human health by fortifying the immune system, and moreover, it ensures the gut and digestion function properly when taken in proper amounts. In the winemaking industry, tartaric acid is regularly added to red wine to improve the quality and stabilise the product.
Tarac Technologies introduced a new derivative of tartaric acid to improve the texture and stability of plant-based food products in 2024, in response to the rising demand of vegan and vegetarian customers.
A company that is located in the United States and supplies natural L (+) tartaric acid to the food and beverage industry regularly, not only based on sustainability but also on the emphasis of environmental considerations. Studies over the last ten years have shown that tartaric acid can make the active substances in pesticides more accessible, thus leading to a possible reduction in their application rates. The U.S. market for tartaric acid accounted for the largest share of the global market due to its heavy use in food, beverage, animal feed, and cosmetic products, which is mainly attributed to the regulatory approvals granted for this purpose. These are the approvals for the use of tartaric acid as an acidifier in processed food items in the U.S.