The global agricultural disinfectants market is estimated to grow at a CAGR of nearly 4.0% during the forecast period. The rising incidences of livestock diseases have been positively affecting the demand for agricultural disinfectants in livestock farms. Currently, there is an increasing prevalence of African Swine Fever (ASF) among livestock population. As per the World Organisation for Animal Health, during 2016-2019, the total outbreaks reported for ASF were 10,211. ASF incidences have been reported in Asia, Africa, and Europe. Europe has the largest total outbreaks with 9,756 during the period, 2016-2019. There is no treatment available for ASF and the countries focusing on cleaning and disinfectants solutions to protect their livestock animals against ASF viruses. This contributes to the emerging demand for biosecurity and hygiene solutions to prevent the outbreak of diseases.
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Some US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) registered disinfectants that may be used against ASF in farm premises, and its related structures and equipment. Virkon S (Lanxess AG), Clearon Bleach Tablets (Clearon Corp.), KlorKleen (Medentech Ltd.) are some disinfectants that are approved for use against ASF. To prevent ASF, the livestock farmers need to use disinfectants to control the spread of the condition on animals, which in turn, is contributing to the market growth. Further, in India, As per the National Institute of Veterinary Epidemiology and Disease Informatics (NIVEDI), during 2016-2017, among screened livestock species in India, high prevalence of diseases in livestock animals was reported in pig (40.19%), followed by sheep (20.82%), cattle (2.73%) goat (2.18%) and buffalo (1.11%).
Foot rot, Anthrax, Black Quarter (BQ), and Hemorrhagic Septicemia (HS) were reported as the main bacterial diseases in livestock animals in the country. Rising herds and flocks sizes, rising protein production, more stringent regulations, and reduced use of antibiotics is leading to the considerable demand for biosecurity and hygiene solutions for poultry and livestock farming that supports to prevent the outbreak of diseases and ensure animal health, which can negatively affect the production and profitability of farms. Disinfectants including potassium peroxymonosulfate, betadine, and povidone iodine are potential in destroying a broad range of pathogens that are harmful to cattle population including viruses, bacteria and fungi. As a result, the farmers are moving towards disinfectants to prevent animals against harmful pathogens, which, in turn, is supporting to drive the global agricultural disinfectants market.
Global Agricultural Disinfectants Market- Segmentation
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By End-User
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Global Agricultural Disinfectants Market– Segment by Region
North America
Europe
Asia-Pacific
Rest of the World
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