Biocides Market, By Product Type (Halogen compounds, Metallic compounds, Organosulfur, Phenolic, Nitrogen, and Others), By Application (Water treatment, Food and beverage, Personal care, Wood preservation, Paints and coatings, and Others), By Geography (North America, Latin America, Asia Pacific, Europe, Middle East, and Africa)

Published In : Oct 2024

Code : CMI2143

Pages :140

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Industry : Bulk Chemicals

Regional Analysis

Biocides Market Regional Insights

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Dominating Region: North America

North America is expected to account for the greatest revenue share, accounting for 50.2% in 2024. In North America, the dominance in the biocides market can be attributed to strong environmental regulations and stringent norms regarding hygiene and public health. Major players such as BASF SE from the region have established strong distribution networks and benefit from proximity to key end-use industries such as crop protection, water treatment, and personal care.

Fastest-Growing Region: Europe

Europe region exhibits the fastest growth on account of increasing agricultural production, rising consumption of processed food and beverages, and growing concerns regarding water management.

Biocides Market Outlook for Key Countries

U.S.: The U.S. biocides market is characterized by presence of innovative product offerings and adoption of combination biocide formulations for enhanced efficacy. Companies such as Dow Chemicals and Lonza rely on their R&D expertise.

China: China market is driven by the expansion of agrochemical, paints & coatings, and pharmaceutical industries. Local giants such as THOR and SinoHarvest focus on captive consumption as well as exports.

India: India continues to lead in the copper-based biocides segment, with UPL and Safa capturing a major share. Growth opportunities lie in water treatment applications.

Brazil: Brazil market is aided by government initiatives for infrastructure building and sanitation projects. IBRACHEM and Lanxess cater to the Latin American region from their Brazilian facilities.

Germany: Germany-based manufacturers, such as BASF, Kemira, and Lanxess, rely on technology upgrades and capacity expansions in microbial control chemistries used across end-use industries globally.