Microbiology Culture Market to exceed US$7.59 bn by 2023, Bacterial Culture Media to Lead Growth
by Pragati Pa Research ExpertMicrobiology
culture is the process of culturing microbiological organisms, wherein microorganisms
are allowed to reproduce and multiply (grow in number) in a predetermined
culture media and controlled laboratory conditions. Various culture methods
with a vast range of culture media have been developed for the identification
and characterization of microorganisms and are increasingly being used across
the world. Presently, these microbiology cultures are used by microbiologists
on a large scale in food, beverages, pharmaceuticals, research, cosmetics, and
several other industries.
Key
factors driving the global microbiology culture market are high demand for
improved antibiotics, increasing food microbiology, rising life science
research funding, and high prevalence of foodborne and other infectious
diseases. Moreover, the microbiology culture market is witnessing strong growth
due to rising food safety concerns, increasing number of food recalls, evolving
pathogens, growing press coverage and public awareness, and increasing demand
in other industries. Additionally, the industry is expected to expand at a
rapid rate due to increased food sourcing due to rise in global food demand and
supply. This, in turn, would require advanced culture methods and media for
fast and accurate microbial analysis. Microbiology culture methods are the
principal diagnostic methods used to determine the cause of infectious diseases
by culturing the pathogen in a preset medium.
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Based
on culture type, the global microbiology culture market has been segmented into
bacterial culture and eukaryotic culture. The bacterial culture media segment
accounted for the larger share of the global microbiology culture market in
2014. Moreover, the segment is expected to continue its dominance during the
forecast period from 2015 to 2023 due to increasing application in food
microbiology, pharmaceuticals, and disease research. Eukaryotic culture
constitutes yeast cultures, eukaryotic algal cultures, and others.
Based
on culture media, the microbiology culture market has been categorized into
four major segments: simple, complex, synthetic, and special culture media.
Complex media held the largest share of the global microbiology culture market
in 2014, followed by special media. Demand for complex media is likely to
witness continuous growth during the forecast period as it provides full range
of growth factors required to cultivate unknown bacteria or bacteria whose
nutritional requirement are complex. The special media segment includes
differential and selective forms of culture media that specifically support
growth of certain forms of microorganisms and not the others.
The global microbiology
culture market was valued at US$4.51 bn in 2014 and is
anticipated to reach US$7.59 bn by 2023, expanding at a CAGR of 5.9% during the
forecast period from 2015 to 2023.
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The microbiology culture market has grown significantly in the
last few decades in terms of demand in various end-user industries. Academia,
clinical research organizations, and commercial end-user industries such as
pharmaceutical, cosmetics, and food and beverage are providing impetus to the
global microbiology culture market. The increasing potential of bioprocessing
and biopharmaceutical applications has driven demand for microbiology culture
media products.
Key players profiled in the report include Becton, Dickinson
and Company, bioMérieux S.A., Bio-Rad Laboratories, Inc., Eiken Chemical Co,
Ltd., EMD (Merck) Millipore, Hi-Media Laboratories Pvt. Ltd., Neogen
Corporation, Sigma-Aldrich Co. LLC, Scharlab S.L., and Thermo Fisher
Scientific, Inc.
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