Bio Decontamination Industry Is Dominated by North America

As mentioned by P&S Intelligence, in one of its reports, the total size of the bio decontamination market was USD 171.4 million in 2022, and it will reach USD 294.7 million by 2030, powering at a CAGR of 7% by the end of this decade.

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Equipment category dominated the industry, with around 55% share, in the recent past. This has a lot to do with the presence of numerous equipment and benefits related to them.

The equipment should be clean and have a surface free of any debris when steam sterilization is to be done, so that the sterilant can interact with all instrument surfaces.

Furthermore, sterilizers  have a porous load that makes use of steam for sterilizing instruments. This makes it likely to hold the steam machine in straight contact with the substances for a while. 

In its place, improved disinfection, which is usually credited to the washer action, this equipment delivers complete sterilization. These sterilizers need a vacuum for the steam for reaching all surfaces of any products having holes or interior areas.

Hydrogen Peroxide lead the industry, with over 40%, in the recent past. Low amount of hydrogen peroxide vapor is an efficient decontaminant for numerous bacteria. VHP might not only penetrate a lot of materials but also remove germs found in joints and seams. A vapor can efficiently enter these locations by permeating them. Plastic membranes can likewise be pierced by hydrogen peroxide vapor.

North America dominated the bio decontamination market with a share of 45%.  This has a lot to do with various factors, for example increasing HAIs frequency and surgical processes and incidence of major players. The main reason for augmented surgical procedures is growing incidence of cancer. In the U.S., and Canada cancer is the second-leading mortality cause, behind heart disease.

While lung cancer is the most dominant cause of cancer death in men and women, breast and prostate cancer are the most detected in both sexes.

Due to risky behaviors being predominant in Canada and the U.S., patterns of occurrence of cancer are similar in both the nations. Cancers associated with infections have a low frequency but cancers associated with changing of lifestyle have a high incidence. For example, colorectal cancer is the most happening in the continent. However, there is substantial regional and socioeconomic heterogeneity in incidence and mortality in North America because this cancer is mostly avoidable and treatable.

It is because of the increased incidence of hospital acquired infection and growing number of surgical procedures, the bio contamination industry will develop like anything  in the years to come, all over the world.