North America Acaricides Market

North America Acaricides Market Size, Growth & Forecast: 

North America Acaricides Market was estimated to be USD 61.88 million in 2021 and is predicted to reach USD 78.21 million by 2026 with a CAGR of 5 %. Acaricides are a type of insecticides that are used to regulate the mite and tick species to help the animals and plants grow disease free and faster, while improving resistance against various infectious diseases. North America is a suitable and growing market for acaricides application.

The use of the acaricides to host is an important process. The drug should kill the pest without any harm to the applicator and the host of application. Different methods are utilized to make this process simpler and effective which includes spray, dipping vat, and others. The usage of acaricides is increasing owing to its capability and ease in eliminating mites/ticks which helps in securing the livestock and agricultural crops.

North America Acaricides Market Drivers: 

The major growth drivers of this market are development in crop protection market and the rise in demand for crop and animal based food products. Stringent Regulations imposed by government is regulating the growth of market.

North America Acaricides Market Segmentation:

North America Acaricides Market - By Type:

• Organochlorine

• Organophosphorus
• Natural Sources
• Others

 North America Acaricides Market - By Application:

• Agriculture
• Animal Husbandry
• Industrial
• Others

 North America Acaricides Market - By Mode of Action:

• Spray
• Dipping Vat
• Hand Dressing
• Others

Geographical Analysis:

Based on geography, this market is further segmented in to

• US
• Canada

US and Canada hold more than 70% of regional share. US has the highest market demand in this region.

Key Players:

The major key players operating in this market are BASF SE, Bayer AG, FMC Corporation, DuPont, Nissan Chemical Industries. Ltd., Syngenta, Merck & Co., Inc., The Dow Chemical Company, Chemtura Corporation, Arysta Life Science Limited.