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生物農薬の世界市場 2023-20230Global Biorational Pesticides Market - 2023-20230 |
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生物農薬の世界市場 2023-20230 |
出版日: 2024年02月13日
発行: DataM Intelligence
ページ情報: 英文 187 Pages
納期: 約2営業日
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概要
生物農薬の世界市場は2022年に61億2,000万米ドルに達し、2030年には188億5,000万米ドルに達すると予想され、予測期間2023-2030年のCAGRは15.1%で成長します。
消費者は食品中の残留農薬に対する懸念を強めており、残留化学物質の少ない製品を求めています。こうした食品安全への懸念に応えるため、より安全性が高いとされる生物農薬が採用されつつあります。国連によると、農薬による毒物暴露によって、世界中で年間平均20万人以上の命が奪われています。消費者は、従来の農薬が環境と健康に与える影響について知識を深めています。こうした意識が、より安全で持続可能な代替農薬とされる生物農薬への需要を後押ししています。
総合的有害生物管理(IPM)を採用する動向は、生物化農薬市場の成長にとって重要な動向です。生物化殺虫剤は総合的害虫管理(IPM)戦略に適しています。IPMは害虫の早期発見と、害虫を自然に抑制する益虫への害を最小限に抑えながら害虫を駆除するための選択的製品の使用に重点を置いています。
殺虫剤が生物農薬市場で大きなシェアを占めているのは、昆虫による農作物の損失が拡大していることと、生物農薬が持続可能な方法で昆虫を防除しているためです。北米は持続可能性への関心の高まりにより、生物農薬市場で大きなシェアを占めています。2023年5月、世界の生物的防除と受粉のパイオニアであるバイオベスト社は、ニューヨーク州ビクターにある生物農薬製造会社バイオワークス社を買収する拘束力のない合意文書に調印しました。
ダイナミクス
従来型農薬の環境への影響に対する懸念の高まり
インド政府農業・農民福祉省によると、インドにおける化学農薬の総消費量は2022-23年に52466.45トンだった。従来の農薬は水源を汚染し、有益な生物に影響を与えることで環境に害を与えています。これに対し、生物農薬はより環境に優しく、残留性が低く、非標的種への害が少ないです。
生物農薬は通常、非標的生物への害が少なく、残留物も少ないため、生態系への影響も軽減されます。農薬に関連する健康リスクに対する消費者の意識は、より安全で持続可能な農法を支持する消費者に拍車をかけ、業界における生物農薬の採用を後押ししています。
有機食品への需要の高まり
FiBLによると、2021年には世界の有機食品・飲料の売上高は1,250億ユーロ近くに達します。食品中の残留農薬に関連する健康リスクに対する消費者の意識が、より安全で健康的な有機食品への需要を促進しています。生物学的農薬は、毒性が低く、天然由来であることが多いと考えられており、人体にも環境にも安全であると認識されているため、好まれています。
オーガニックと表示されるためには、食品は合成化学農薬の使用を制限するなど、特定の基準を満たさなければならないです。生物農薬は、有機認証の要件に合致しているため、有機農業で好まれることが多いです。生物農薬は一般に、従来の化学農薬に比べて作物への残留が少ないです。有機農作物への残留農薬の削減は、農薬への曝露を懸念する消費者を惹きつける重要な要素です。
有効性と一貫性
生物農薬は化学農薬と比較して必ずしも効果が高いとは限らず、環境条件や害虫の種類、時期などの要因によってその効果が異なる場合があります。確実な害虫駆除に頼っている生産者にとって、効果が一定しないことは大きな制約となりうる。
生物農薬は、特定の害虫や害虫グループを対象とした、より特異的な作用スペクトルを持つことが多いです。この制限は、農業で多様な害虫に対処する際に欠点となりうる。生物農薬は通常、化学農薬に比べて残効期間が短く、より頻繁な散布が必要となります。これは論理的に難しく、コストがかかります。
Overview
Global Biorational Pesticides Market reached US$ 6.12 billion in 2022 and is expected to reach US$ 18.85 billion by 2030, growing with a CAGR of 15.1% during the forecast period 2023-2030.
Consumers are increasingly concerned about pesticide residues in food and are seeking products with fewer chemical residues. Biorational pesticides, which are perceived as safer, are being adopted to meet these food safety concerns. According to the UN, poisonous pesticide exposure claims the lives of over 200,000 people annually on average throughout the world. Consumers are becoming more informed about the environmental and health impacts of conventional pesticides. This awareness is driving the demand for biorational pesticides, which are considered safer and more sustainable alternatives.
The trend of adopting Integrated Pest Management (IPM)acts as a key trend for the growth of biorational pesticides market growth. Biorational pesticides are a good fit for Integrated Pest Management (IPM) strategies. IPM focuses on early pest detection and the use of selective products to control pests while minimizing harm to beneficial insects that naturally suppress pests.
Insecticides hold a significant share of the biorational pesticide market due to the growing crop loss due to insects and biorational insecticides' sustainable method of controlling insects. North America held a significant share of the biorational pesticides market due to its growing focus on sustainability. In May 2023, Biobest, a pioneer in biological control and pollination worldwide signed a non-binding letter of intent to acquire BioWorks Inc., a producer of biopesticides located in Victor, New York.
Dynamics
Growing Concerns about the Environmental Impact of Conventional Pesticides
According to the Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, Government of India, the total consumption of chemical pesticides in India was 52466.45 metric tons in 2022-23. Conventional pesticides harm the environment by polluting water sources and affecting beneficial organisms. Biorational pesticides, in contrast, are more eco-friendly, with lower persistence and reduced harm to non-target species.
Biorational pesticides, are typically less harmful to non-target organisms and leave behind fewer residues, which reduces their impact on ecosystems. Public awareness of pesticide-related health risks is spurring consumers to advocate for safer, sustainable agricultural methods, driving the adoption of biorational pesticides in the industry.
Growing Demand for Organic Food Products
According to FiBL, in 2021, global organic food and drink sales reached nearly 125 billion euros. Consumer awareness of health risks linked to pesticide residues in food is driving demand for safer, healthier organic products. Biorational pesticides, seen as less toxic and often derived from natural sources, are preferred for their perceived safety for both humans and the environment.
To be labeled as organic, food products must meet specific standards, including the limited use of synthetic chemical pesticides. Biorational pesticides are often preferred in organic farming because they are more in line with organic certification requirements. Biorational pesticides generally leave fewer residues on crops compared to conventional chemical pesticides. This reduction in residues on organic crops is a critical factor in attracting consumers concerned about pesticide exposure.
Efficacy and Consistency
Biorational pesticides are not always as effective as their chemical counterparts, and their performance can vary depending on factors like environmental conditions, pest species, and timing. Inconsistent efficacy can be a significant limitation for growers who rely on reliable pest control.
Biorational pesticides often have a more specific spectrum of action, targeting particular pests or pest groups. This limitation can be a drawback when dealing with a diverse range of pests in agriculture. Biorational pesticides typically have shorter residual activity compared to chemical pesticides, requiring more frequent applications. This can be logistically challenging and costly.
The global biorational pesticides market is segmented based on type, source, formulation, crop, mode of application and region.
Rising Consumer Demand for Sustainable Insecticides
Biorational insecticides, derived from natural sources like animals, plants, microbes, and minerals, have seen a substantial increase in use. Their popularity in the market has grown significantly due to a prevailing belief that traditional insecticides have negative ecological and human health effects. This trend reflects a broader shift towards more sustainable and environmentally friendly pest management solutions.
Insect pests pose a major threat to crops, causing substantial economic losses in agriculture. The demand for efficient insecticides is high, and biorational insecticides are in demand due to their reduced harm to non-target organisms and the environment. In March 2023, Vestron, a producer of peptide-based bioinsecticides, launched a new bioinsecticide, Spear RC. Lepidopteran pests like armyworm, soybean looper, and cotton bollworm are the focus of spear RC.
North America's Strong Emphasis on Sustainability
North America, particularly the United States and Canada, places a strong emphasis on sustainable agricultural practices. Biorational pesticides align with these principles by offering environmentally friendly and less toxic alternatives to conventional chemical pesticides. In June 2022, Valent Bioscience declared that it had approved a substantial expansion of its biorational production plant in Osage, Iowa, United States, to fulfill the growing demand for its biorational products and the launch of new products needing more capacity.
North America has a significant organic farming industry. The results of the 2021 Organic Survey, published by the National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, indicate that sales of organic products totaled $11.2 billion, up $1.28 billion, or 13%, from 2019. 17,445 farms were certified organic in 2019, a 5% increase from the previous year. With $3.55 billion in certified organic sales or 32% of the total in the United States, California continued to lead the nation. Biorational pesticides are a preferred choice for organic growers who seek to meet organic certification standards.
The major global players include BASF SE, FMC Corporation, Corteva, Valent Biosciences, Certis LLC, Russell IPM Ltd, Gowan Company, Safs Organic Enterprises, Sumitomo Chemical Asia Pte Ltd. and CENTRAL BIOTECH PVT. LTD.
COVID Impact
The pandemic heightened consumer awareness of the importance of food safety and health. As a result, there has been a growing demand for cleaner and healthier food products, which has benefited the biorational pesticides market. These pesticides are often perceived as safer for human consumption. The pandemic emphasized the need for more sustainable and resilient food production systems. Biorational pesticides, with their reduced environmental impact and alignment with sustainable agriculture, have seen increased adoption.
However, the pandemic disrupted supply chains worldwide, including the production and distribution of agricultural inputs, including biorational pesticides. This led to challenges in accessing these products, affecting the market growth. Economic challenges resulting from the pandemic limited some growers' ability to invest in more expensive biorational pesticide alternatives, especially in regions with struggling agricultural sectors.
The conflict disrupted the supply chain of biorational pesticides. These disruptions led to shortages or delays in the availability of these products, impacting the market. Russia and Ukraine are significant players in the global agricultural market. The conflict disrupted agricultural production in these countries, which led to fluctuations in commodity prices, which can indirectly influence the adoption of biorational pesticides.
Political instability and economic uncertainties resulting from the war affected growers' decisions on investments, including those related to sustainable and eco-friendly agricultural practices like biorational pesticides. Budget constraints impacted adoption rates.
The global biorational pesticides market report would provide approximately 77 tables, 80 figures and 187 Pages.
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