Animal Disinfectants Market Size, Share, Growth Drivers, Key Segments, Industry News, and Top Companies

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Animal Disinfectants Market Size, Share, Growth
Drivers, Key Segments, Industry News, and Top
Companies The animal disinfectants market size is
expected to be valued at USD 3.9 billion in 2024,
with a projected growth rate of 7.9 CAGR,
reaching USD 5.7 billion by 2029. This
significant growth is driven by increasing
consumer awareness about animal health and
hygiene across the livestock, poultry, and
aquaculture industries. The demand for
effective disinfectants is further bolstered
by heightened awareness of the need to
protect animals from infectious diseases,
which can lead to substantial agricultural
losses. Additionally, stringent government
regulations and standards for food
safety and biosecurity are contributing to
the rising demand. The introduction of new
disinfectant formulations, including eco-friendly
and biodegradable options, is also playing
a key role in market expansion. These
products range from iodine and phenol
to hydrogen peroxide and quaternary
ammonium compounds, each suited to
specific needs within various animal
farming environments. It is crucial that
these disinfectants are safe for animals,
humans, and the environment. However, concerns
about potential adverse effects or toxicity to
humans could hinder market growth if not
adequately addressed.

• Animal Disinfectants Market Drivers
• Alarming ASF Outbreaks in Europe The
  increasing frequency of African Swine Fever
  (ASF) outbreaks in Europe highlights the severity
  of the situation.

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• 2022 ADIS Report Findings
• 537 outbreaks of ASF in domestic pigs across 12
  European countries.
• 7,442 outbreaks of ASF in wild boars across 15
  European countries.
• 2023 Outbreak Escalation
• January 1, 2023July 22, 2023
• 902 outbreaks in domestic pigs across 16 European
  countries.
• 5,445 outbreaks in wild boar populations across
  19 European countries.
• Increasing Danger The rapid increase in
  ASF outbreaks reflects the escalating threat
  posed by livestock diseases.
• Impact
• Animal Health ASF poses a significant risk
  to animal health, particularly in regions
  dependent on pig farming.
• Economy Food Security The spread of ASF
  threatens the economy and food security in
  affected regions.
• Need for Strong Measures
• Biosecurity Emphasizes the importance of
  stringent biosecurity measures.
• Disease Surveillance Highlights the need for
  enhanced disease surveillance.
• Proper Disinfection Stresses the importance
  of effective disinfection practices to
  control the spread of ASF.
• Animal Disinfectants Market Growth Poultry
  Segment Expected to See Significant CAGR Over
  the Forecast Period.
• Success in poultry farming is closely
  linked to maintaining a healthy,
  disease-free environment. According to a
  2021 OECD study, global meat protein
  consumption is projected to increase by
  14 by 2030, with poultry meat
  forecasted to account for approximately 40
  of all protein consumption by that time. This
  growing demand for poultry meat will encourage
  more poultry farming and, therefore, a
  higher demand for poultry disinfectants to
  ensure clean and hygienic meat. The
  disinfectants are supposed to be applied
  after cleaning the equipment to kill all the
  remaining pathogens. These disinfectants can be
  in fumigation forms, foam sprays, and liquid
  concentrates, among other forms. The frequently
  used disinfectant chemicals in poultry
  facilities are phenolic compounds, iodine,
  chlorine compounds, quaternary ammonium
  compounds, and oxidizing agents. Viruses have a
  fair share in contributing to the transmission of
  poultry diseases lately, avian influenza has
  posed a serious threat. Terminal disinfection is
  certainly an excellent measure for the upkeep of
  poultry health. The Neogen Corporation (US)
  provides through Quat-Chem, a suite of
  virucidal disinfectants for the control of
  infectious diseases in poultry. According to
  the USDA, Germany is the leading poultry
  products exporter in the European Union,
  accounting for 24 of the region's total poultry
  exports.
• Why is the powder form of animal disinfectants
  expected to gain a significant market share in
  the coming years?

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• The growth of powdered animal disinfectants has
  been significant, largely due to their ease of
  use and the convenience of storing
  and transporting them compared to
  liquid disinfectants. Known areas of performance
  for powders include targeting surfaces, reaching
  tough areas, controlling biofilms, and
  preventing cross-contaminationbasic areas
  of maintaining animal health. Generally, the
  risk of spills or leaks is low with
  powdered disinfectants compared to liquids.
  They become effective against a myriad of
  harmful microorganisms.
• In March 2023, Neogen launched Viroxide
  Super in powdered form, which aligns well
  with the growing demand for powdered
  animal disinfectants due to ease of
  use and effectiveness. This peroxygen-based
  powder disinfectant is supported by new US
  and Canadian virucidal claims against a long list
  of viruses on hard, non-porous surfaces Avian
  Influenza, Bovine Viral Diarrhea Virus,
  Porcine Respiratory and Reproductive Syndrome
  (PRRS), and African Swine Fever. Because of
  easy handling easy applications, the
  powdered form of animal disinfectants has a
  significant market share.
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• The Asia Pacific region is anticipated to
  experience rapid growth between 2024 and
  2029.
• Due to the rapidly growing incidences of African
  Swine Fever (ASF) across Asia Pacific, this
  region is becoming the area with the
  highest incidence of this disease and its
  control measures. ASF outbreaks have been
  confirmed in places such as Malaysia, Singapore,
  and India, with huge numbers of animals
  culledin excess of 10,300 pigs in Mizoram
  from February to July 2024 and 310 pigs in
  Kerala in early July 2024. This deepening
  crisis underlines the requirement for effective
  control of diseases, which is likely to raise
  increased demand for animal disinfectants.
  The market for disinfectants and biosecurity
  products is gaining momentum as governments
  and farms raise efforts to prevent and
  control ASF. Reflecting the criticality of the
  role of disinfectants in the management of
  outbreaks, ensuring biosecurity, and
  safeguarding livestock from diseases, it
  catapults the animal disinfectants market onto
  a high growth trajectory, impelling growth due to
  the ASF crisis.
• Top Animal Disinfectants Companies
• Key Market Players Neogen Corporation (US),
  GEA Group Aktiengesellschaft (Germany), Lanxess
  (Germany), Zoetis (US), Solvay (Belgium),
  Stockmeier Group (Germany), Kersia Group
  (France), Ecolab (US), Albert Kerbl GmbH
  (Germany), PCC Group (Germany), DeLaval Inc.
  (Sweden), Diversey Holdings Ltd. (US), Virbac
  (France), Kemin Industries Inc. (US) and Fink Tec
  GmbH (Germany) are the key players in the animal
  disinfectants market.
• Other players include Evans Vanodien
  International PLC (UK), Sanosil LTD
  (Switzerland), Virox Animal Health (Canada),
  Veesure (India), Ashish Life Science
  (India), Sunways Bioscience LLP (Cyprus),
  Zelence Industries Private Limited (India),
  Cresta Aqua Tech (India), Advacare Pharma (US),
  and Acuro Organics Ltd (India).
• Animal Disinfectants Market Segmentation
• This research report categorizes the animal
  disinfectants market based on applications,
  type, form, animal type, end user and region.
• By Type
• Iodine

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• Lactic Acid
• Hydrogen Peroxide
• Phenolic Acid
• Peracetic Acid
• Quaternary Compounds
• Chlorine
• Chlorine Dioxide
• Chlorohexidine
• Glut-Quat Mixes
• Glycolic Acid
• Other Types
• By Applications
• Dairy Cleaning
• Swine
• Poultry
• Equine
• Ruminants
• Aquaculture
• Pets

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• Asia Pacific
• South America
• Rest of the World (RoW)
• Animal Disinfectants Industry News
• In April 2024, Neogen launched Farm Fluid
  MAX Disinfectant, which is a powerful and
  versatile solution designed to meet the
  rigorous needs of livestock and poultry
  markets across Great Britain. It effectively
  eliminates pathogens and maintains high standards
  of hygiene in farm environments.
• In October 2022, Diversey acquired Tasman
  Chemicals, an Australian manufacturer of
  professional hygiene and cleaning solutions.
  This acquisition would strengthen Diverseys
  operational presence and customer experience
  in New Zealand and Australia, facilitating the
  expansion of the company's reach.
• In January 2022, STOCKMEIER Group
  acquired New Química S.L., which
  specializes in the storage, sales, and
  distribution of chemical products. This
  acquisition will help STOCKMEIER to expand its
  geographic footprint in Spain.
• In May 2021, Kersia Group acquired
  Bioarmor, a manufacturer of enzyme-based
  hygiene products for cleaning and
  disinfecting buildings, equipment, and animal
  water and environmental solutions for
  pig, poultry, ruminant, and horse farms.
  Bioarmor has a commercial presence in France, and
  this acquisition strengthens that presence.
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