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  Pine-derived Chemicals Market: Snapshot Pine chemicals are derived from the pine tree (genus Pinus). These chemicals belong to a family of naturally occurring renewable materials. Generally, pine derived-chemicals are end-result of the wood carbonization or oleoresin distillation. They are also bi-products of the kraft pulping technique. For the production of tall oil, black liquor skimming treatment together with acid is employed. This oil is a combination of rosin acids, oleic acid, and many other unsaturated fatty acids. In food and beverages industry, pine-derived chemicals are widely utilized in the manufacturing of flavors used in soft drinks, food products, vitamins, and food additives. In addition to this, growing use of pine-derived chemicals in the production of fragrances used in soaps and household cleaners, and perfumes is predicted to drive demand opportunities in the global pine-derived chemicals market in the years ahead. In automobile industry, chemicals derived ...