Turkey Infection Control Market Size, Share, Opportunities, COVID-19 Impact, And Trends By Product (Disinfectants, Sterilization (Low-Temperature Sterilization, Heat Sterilization, Contract Sterilization)), By End User Industry (Healthcare, Food And Beverage, Chemical) - Forecasts From 2022 To 2027

The turkey infection control market is projected to grow to a market size of US$160.193 million by 2027, at a CAGR of 6.15%. The market was valued at US$105.519 million in 2020.

Increased disposable income to propel the spending on advanced facilities

The increase in the disposable income of the individual population in Turkey is allowing them to spend more money and demand better and more advanced medical services, as well as better food and beverages, which is driving the end-user industries to deploy effective techniques to fulfil and cater to the burgeoning demand from the consumers.

Government regulations are expected to play a vital role

There is also a need to comply with growing and stricter regulations being put forward by the government and other health and welfare institutions. Therefore, this is a factor that is bolstering the infection control market’s growth over the forecast period and beyond.

Furthermore, the usage of proper and efficient techniques is a factor that fuels the market’s growth further and contributes to the increase in the market share held by the market players.

Innovative product offerings in the market

For instance, Olympus Corporation, one of the leading companies is working to provide solutions relating to a range of cleaning and disinfection products under its Cleaning, Disinfection & Sterilization range. It offers “single-use cleaning brushes-combination brushes” under which it sells two products called the BW-41B and BW 412T. Both brushes are types of channel cleaning brushes and have stiffer and thicker bristles for all-over and all-around cleaning flexibility.

The former product is for facilitating the cleaning of instruments and equipment such as bronchoscopes, choledochoscopes, and cystoscopes, among other products by Olympus, whereas the latter product is used for facilitating the cleaning of gastrointestinal endoscopes. It also provides a “single-use cleaning brushes-wire sheath with metal tip” under which five products are provided, which are BW-400B, BW-400L, BW-400V, and BW-403B.

All of these brushes being provided are single-ended brushes, and facilitate the cleaning of different instruments, such as the first product offers cleaning for BF, CHF, and ENF, among other types of video scopes. The second product provides cleaning for the balloon suction channel of an ultrasound scope. The third product provides cleaning of the air channel of CHF-B260, CHF -BP30 video scopes. In addition, it is also offering other types of cleaning solutions, such as “Single-Use Channel-Opening Cleaning Brush” and “Single-Use Forceps Elevator Cleaning Brushes” among others.

Disinfectants are being adopted increasingly

Disinfectants are projected to hold a noteworthy share over the forecast period and witness adoption at a decent rate. This is due to the poor standard of medical facilities and the rising prevalence of hospital-acquired infections, which are caused by unclean and unhygienic environments. The number of patients in the hospital is increasing, this is causing healthcare professionals to conduct routine disinfection and cleaning so that the chances of infection spreading are effectively contained.

COVID-19 Scenario

Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, there has been a sharp rise in the demand for infection control products in India. This has had a significant impact on the growth of the infection control market in Turkey as a result of the increased need for sterilization and disinfection in hospitals and clinics, as well as in the pharmaceutical and medical device industries. Existence of numerous nonprofit and governmental institutions dedicated to raising infection control standards.

Key Development

• April 2021- Turkey offers BOREL, a boron-based hand sanitizer made in-country. Boron, ethyl alcohol, glycerin, aloe vera, tea tree oil, and lavender are just a few of the constituents in BOREL, which keeps hands hydrated without causing any dermatological issues. Boron's antimicrobial component helps wounds heal more quickly while also battling germs and bacteria.

Segmentation

• By Product
  • Disinfectants
  • Sterilization
    • Low-Temperature Sterilization
    • Heat Sterilization
    • Contract Sterilization
• By End User Industry
  • Healthcare
  • Food and Beverage
  • Chemical