ASEAN Livestock Disinfectant Market Analysis

ASEAN Livestock Disinfectant Market Analysis

Poultry livestock surpassed USD 40 million in 2020 and should witness substantial gains in the projected time period. The product is widely used for cleansing poultry farm equipment, poultry manure and cleaning the area around poultry sheds which should foster product demand. Increasing awareness about animal hygiene coupled with rising demand for animal hygiene products should boost the livestock disinfectant market sales.
 

Disinfectants such as peracetic and chlorine dioxide is widely used for poultry disinfection and sterilization. Sanitary procedures such as the immediate disposal of diseased and dead birds, sanitation of poultry houses & equipment, prevention of disease outbreak and hygiene maintenance in poultry production premises are essential which should accelerate the ASEAN livestock disinfectant market revenue.
 

Quaternary ammonium compound (QAC) should surpass USD 40 million by 2025. QAC demand is rising owing to its antimicrobial activity used for livestock disinfectant which should accelerate market growth. Quaternary ammonium compounds are used as sanitizer & cleanser of food surfaces and are used for cleansing dairy equipment. Rising demand for meat, milk and other dairy products along with ensuring safety to foster the ASEAN livestock disinfectant market.
 

Strict hygiene standards and increased risk of spread of pathogen in cattle sheds have led to increased use of disinfectants which should augment the ASEAN livestock disinfectant market share. QAC is widely used for the disinfection of surfaces and is effective against vegetative fungi & bacteria which should raise product demand for aquaculture disinfectant application. Moreover, rising demand for seafood along with growth in aquaculture production is expected to boost the requirement for QAC.
 

India livestock disinfectant market should register gain by over USD 75 million by the end of 2025. Animal production has soared owing to significant increase in the population and rising consumer spending on meat & dairy products. India is one of the largest milk producers in the world producing nearly 475 lakh kg of milk per day in 2018. The rising demand for meat and eggs has stimulated livestock production in India which is expected to stimulate product demand in the forecasted period.
 

Increasing aquaculture production in the country represents ample growth opportunities for the market. Government policies for supporting the entry of new animal producers in the market should cater to the growing demand for meat and milk products. This should lead to increase in number of small and large livestock businesses in India which is expected to proliferate demand for ASEAN livestock disinfectants.