Dyes have been known to human beings since the early civilizations. Natural dyes are extracted from plants, animals, and several minerals. They have major applications in the textile industry. However, the discovery of synthetic dyes has led to the decline of natural dyes as the former rapidly has surpassed the latter in the commercial textile industry. Reviving the fortunes of natural dyes heavily depends on the acceptance of consumers in the market. Currently, the share of synthetic dyes and colorants is higher than natural dyes; however, the growth in the number of environment and health-conscious consumers that want natural dyes application in apparels, foods, drinks, beauty products, and wellness and medicinal products is helping to revive natural dyes.

1 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 12 

2 RESEARCH OBJECTIVES 13 

3 RESEARCH PROCESS 14 

4 REPORT COVERAGE 

5 REPORT ASSUMPTIONS & CAVEATS 

6 MARKET AT A GLANCE 23 

7 INTRODUCTION 

8 MARKET DYNAMICS

9 GLOBAL NATURAL DYES MARKET 

10 BY PRODUCT TYPE 

11 BY END-USERS

12 BY GEOGRAPHY 

13 NORTH AMERICA

14 EUROPE 

15 APAC 

16 LATIN AMERICA 

17 MIDDLE-EAST & AFRICA 

18 COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE

19 PROMINENT VENDORS

20 REPORT SUMMARY 

21 APPENDIX