The global termite bait systems market size is expected to reach USD 308.59 million in the year 2024 and reach USD 409.28 million by 2029, growing at a CAGR of 5.81% from 2024 to 2029.
The environmental benefits associated with termite bait systems are an important factor contributing to the expansion of this market on a worldwide scale. Due to the growing housing market and the escalating prevalence of the termite population due to poor construction practices, the market for termite bait systems is predicted to grow in the coming years.
Termite baits contain a small amount of wood and pesticides, which help slow the expansion of termites. Termite baits also consist of cardboard, paper, or other acceptable termite foods, combined with a slow-acting substance that is lethal to termites. It also acts as a regulator of insect expansion. Termite treatment in residential areas is done with a liquid termiticide applied to the topsoil.
New trends in termite bait systems include bait and ground monitoring systems. These systems can be employed alone or in combination with treatment for greater flexibility. Companies in the termite bait system product ecosystem are capitalizing on this trend and are recommending that end-users use liquid termiticide bait systems when setting up stations. This treatment serves as an alternative in cases where liquid termiticides are not a practical solution to control termites. The market for termite bait systems is a relatively small sector in the termite control industry; however, the market has grown at a significant rate due to the growing need for effective termite management with less toxic methods in different industries, such as commercial and residential in developed countries.
As a result, there has been a rebound in the housing, infrastructure, and hospitality sectors. Termites were able to adapt to growing urban settlements due to the use of termiticide products in higher doses without the introspection of a certified pest control service provider. This led to escalated resistance to chemicals. Customers in residential areas have also been proactive enough to take such preventative measures for the structural protection of their homes. To maintain public health and hygiene, pest control has been sought as an important tool in urban cities in developed countries. The greater spending capacity of this demographic group has also been a factor in the provision of these services.
The main factors hampering market expansion are high initial investment, contract maintenance renewal costs, and lack of awareness. In the case of bait systems, the cost of installation and bait components are included in the cost of the active ingredient. Therefore, bait systems are more expensive than conventional chemical treatments. Additionally, bait systems require multiple visits to the structure to monitor for termites and assess whether additional baits are needed.
The market has strong prospects in the coming years, such as a high consumer preference for innovative and sustainable products and growing market opportunities in urban residential areas. Each bait system is composed of an active ingredient, which is an insect expansion regulator or a chitin expansion inhibitor. It is a non-toxic and ecologically sustainable type of insecticide since it maintains the expansion of the larvae until the adult stage, thus reducing their possibilities of reproduction. Therefore, there is an opportunity to develop bait systems using compounds that are completely durable and, in addition, to use natural components that would function as attractants for termites.
The downside to bait systems is the time it takes to remove termite mounds. The effect of the baits is slow compared to the knockdown effects of liquid barriers. After installing the bait stations, it can take several months for termites to find the bait and share it with their nestmates. Also, there may be some degree of termite infestation elsewhere before the slow-acting baits take effect. Therefore, this process can take from several months to a year for the complete elimination of a termite colony. Also, homeowners with a severe termite infestation around their home would not prefer this method as it takes longer.
The consumption of pine logs was practically unchanged from February to June, which seems contradictory on the surface. Although there were some cuts to sawmills in April / May, the net effect was simply not enough to significantly affect the regional call for pinewood. Although log deliveries fell in April, they recovered in May/June and sawmills are currently unable to cut enough boards to meet the insatiable market call. Like pine lumber, our data shows that secondary pine chip shipments were virtually unchanged from February to June. The sawmill's strong output resulted in a strong supply of secondary chips to the market, which kept prices low. It should also be noted that primary pine chip deliveries have been on a downward trend since 2018, making it difficult to attribute a decline during Q1 and Q2 of 2020 directly to COVID-related impacts.
REPORT COVERAGE:
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REPORT METRIC |
DETAILS |
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Market Size Available |
2023 to 2029 |
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Base Year |
2023 |
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Forecast Period |
2024 to 2029 |
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CAGR |
5.81% |
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Segments Covered |
By Termite type, Station Type, Application, and Region |
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Various Analyses Covered |
Global, Regional & Country Level Analysis, Segment-Level Analysis, DROC, PESTLE Analysis, Porter’s Five Forces Analysis, Competitive Landscape, Analyst Overview on Investment Opportunities |
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Regions Covered |
North America, Europe, APAC, Latin America, Middle East & Africa |
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Market Leaders Profiled |
DowDuPont (US), BASF (Germany), Bayer (Germany), Sumitomo Chemical (Japan), Syngenta (Switzerland), and Rentokil Initial (UK). Some emerging players in the termite bait systems market include Spectrum Brands (US) |
The market for termite bait systems, in terms of station type, is predicted to be dominated by ground bait stations in 2021. The main function of the ground station type is to monitor the activities of floor bait stations. Termites below ground level and around houses and apartments.
It is predicted that the commercial and industrial segments will have the largest share in 2021. This dominance can be attributed to the need to avoid major infrastructure losses due to termite damage in the commercial and industrial sectors.
North America accounted for the largest share in 2021, followed by Asia-Pacific, due to the escalating adoption of termite bait systems in countries such as the United States, Canada, Australia and China. Subterranean termites are widespread in North America and are responsible for 90% of handling and damage costs in the United States. Therefore, the North American region dominated the termite bait systems market in 2021. Asia-Pacific is probably the fastest-growing region in the worldwide termite bait systems market during the outlook period. Termites have been believed to cause around RMB 80 billion in structural damage each year in China. In recent years, economic expansion in this region has led companies to invest in developing countries, including China and India. North America is the largest regional market in the world market for termite bait systems.
The global market for termite bait systems was dominated by large players such as DowDuPont (US), BASF (Germany), Bayer (Germany), Sumitomo Chemical (Japan), Syngenta (Switzerland), and Rentokil Initial (UK). Some emerging players in the termite bait systems market include Spectrum Brands (US), Ensystex (US), PCT International (Australia), Rollins (US), Terminix International (US), and Arrow Exterminators (US).
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