The global rodenticides market size is estimated to account for a value of USD 4.9 billion in 2020 and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 5.0% from 2020, to reach a value of USD 6.6 billion by 2026. The impact of climate change on rodent proliferation alongside the increasing damage by infestation of rodents are some of the factors driving the growth in the market.
The market includes major product manufacturers and service providers like Syngenta AG, Bayer AG, BASF SE, UPL Ltd, Rentokil Initial plc, Ecolab Inc and Rollins Inc. These companies have their manufacturing and service facilities spread across various countries across Asia Pacific, Europe, North America, South America, and RoW. COVID-19 has impacted their businesses up to some extent. Though this pandemic situation has impacted their businesses, there is no significant impact on the global operations and supply chain of their rodenticides. Multiple manufacturing facilities of players are still in operation. The service providers are providing rodent control services by following safety and sanitation measures.
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Driver: Impact of climatic changes on rodent proliferation
The changing climatic conditions are of significant importance in the market, as global warming leads to the change in the population dynamics of rodents and their ecosystems, as rodents breed prominently more in warmer climates. The proliferation of rodent population is related to climatic changes, which is a major international public health concern. Hantavirus infection is increasingly sensitive to climatic conditions. Rodent population responds more rapidly to favourable weather conditions, such as heavy rainfall, which could directly or indirectly proliferate rodent-borne pathogens, such as spirosis, a zoonotic bacterial disease, with an unknown, but probably high human and veterinary prevalence.
Constraint: Stringent regulations and the ban on the use of rodenticides in developed countries
The usage of rodenticides is subject to registrations by health, environmental protection, and pest control agencies in various countries. Governments evaluate the policies related to the purchase, registration, formulation, application, and disposal of pesticides. The nature of government policies affects the demand and prices of rodenticides. According to Rentokil, the use of rodenticides as control and preventive methods have been restricted in many European and North American countries.
By end-use sector, residential segment is projected to dominate the rodenticides market.
With the rapid urbanization, increase in disposable income, and the rise in awareness about epidemics from rodent attacks, residential holders have been increasingly adopting chemical agents besides mechanical control methods. Thus, the growth potential in residential holdings is projected to remain higher than the other end uses.
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North America to be the largest market for rodenticides during the forecast period.
High rodent population densities result in increased cases of rodent-borne disease (for instance, Hantavirus) transmission to humans. According to the CDC, the density of rodents that can cause Hantavirus is high in the US states, including Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Arkansas. Due to these factors, there are plans to eradicate the growing rodent population in North American countries, and hence contributing to the high consumption of rodenticides.
Key Market Players:
Some of the major players operating in the rodenticides market include Bayer AG (Germany), Syngenta AG (Switzerland), BASF SE (Germany), Rentokil Initial Plc (UK), JT Eaton (US), UPL Limited (India), Anticimex (Sweden), The Terminix International Company (US), Liphatech Inc (US), Neogen Corporation (US), PelGar International (UK), Bell Laboratories Inc (US), Ecolab Inc (US), Rollins Inc (US), Abell Pest Control (Canada), Futura Germany (Germany), SenesTech Inc (US), and Impex Europa S.L (Spain).
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