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The [Fish Protein Hydrolysate (FPH) Market ](https://www.marketresearchfuture.com/reports/fish-protein-hydrolysate-market-10586)is driven by the industry's strategic move to valorize fish processing by-products (heads, bones, viscera) and reduce food waste, transforming them into high-value functional ingredients. FPH is essentially a mixture of small peptides known for exhibiting a wide spectrum of significant bioactive properties, which makes it a highly sought-after component in the nutraceutical and functional food sectors.
The most notable benefits of FPH include anti-hypertensive, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant effects. These peptides are increasingly being incorporated into formulations designed to support bone and skin health, regulate appetite, and inhibit enzymes linked to metabolic diseases like Type-2 diabetes and obesity. The resulting hydrolysates are used in a variety of product formats, including specialty foods, functional beverages, and health and wellness supplements.
The bioactive and technological properties of FPH are directly influenced by the raw fish material used, the specific enzymes applied for hydrolysis, and the resulting molecular weight of the peptides. Low molecular weight peptides (typically <3000 Da) are often key to the anti-inflammatory and anti-hypertensive activities.
While FPH offers immense potential in preventative medicine and human nutrition, its widespread adoption is currently limited by the complex and potentially high cost of production on a large scale. Continued research, particularly on hydrolysates derived from fish by-products rather than just muscle, is expected to unlock new applications and optimize production methods.