Commercial meat processing has witnessed a steady growth owing to increased preference for protein rich food products across regions such as Japan, UAE, Iraq, Cuba and United States and other emerging economies. For instance, demand for pork in China hit its peak in 2017. The country reflected the highest consumption of meat than any other region. In 2017, about 74 million tons of pork and poultry consumption was witnessed in China. Additionally, in the developed world, especially in Japan, Europe, and the United States, "super-demand" cycle for meat is being observed currently. Japan's meat consumption is expected to grow at a significant rate in 2018. According to the USDA (U.S Department of Agriculture) analysis, Japan recorded increased imports of pork (nearly 8 percent) in 2017. Moreover, Europe being the primary exporter of pork, accounted for 36 percent share in the Japanese market in 2017. USDA revealed that players involved in the meat processing in Europe have gained higher traction from Japan as well as China, which has in turn provided potential growth opportunities for key stakeholders involved in the manufacturing of derinding machines. Overall, the adoption of derinding machines is anticipated to witness steady growth owing to increased meat production and consumption, ultimately aiding the growth of the global derinding machines market.