Animal Genetic Products Market key statistics And In-depth study 2026
The
Global Animal Genetic
Products Market is forecast to reach USD 7.13
Billion by 2026, according to a new report by Reports and Data. The
market is forecasted to witness an increase in demand due to increase in
consumption of animal proteins and rapid increase in urbanization across the
globe. To fulfill the rising demand, producers have inclined towards animal
genetics to breed high-quality livestock and secure large-scale production. The
demand for genetic testing has increased over the years due to the rise in
animal diseases, increasing the prevalence of zoonotic diseases and a rise in
the trend of companion animals.
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Increasing
investment in research and development of new drugs and vaccines by both government
and private companies is expected to propel the market. The high cost of animal
testing, low returns on R&D, and concerns about the adverse effect of
genetic engineering on animals are some of the restraints limiting the growth
of the market.
North
America dominates the market for animal genetics product. This is mainly due to
the presence of a large number of leading players in the region, along with
high and easy adoption and acceptance of the latest technologies. The growing
demand for animal protein is further forecasted to drive the market in the
region.
Further
key findings from the report suggest
- Genetic
Disease Tests dominate the market with 27% of the market share in the year
2018 as there is an increase in the adoption of genomic diseases to
prevent economic losses and loss of productivity of farm owners.
- Increase
in concern of animal health and increase in a number of genomic diseases
testing to prevent loss of large-scale production is forecasted to provide
lucrative opportunities.
- Increase
in the number of various animal genetic disease and the rise in prevalence
of the zoonotic disease is further driving the market for genetic traits
test and diagnostic testing.
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- The
market is segmented into embryo and semen on the basis of type. The embryo
market can further be categorized into the equine embryo, bovine embryo,
and other animal embryo (sheep, goat, and pigs).
- Embryo
is forecasted to grow with an annual CAGR of 6.0% throughout the forecast
period.
- Increasing
adoption of artificial insemination especially in cattle, sheep, pigs, and
goats fuel the further growth of the market.
- Porcine
holds the largest market share of 24% in the year 2018. Rising demand for
pork across the globe and pork products along with the penetration of
advanced veterinary genetic research is driving the segment.
- Bovine is forecasted to grow with the highest CAGR of 7.1% throughout the forecast period owing to the increase in demand for milk and meat across the globe.
- Key
participants include Genus Plc, Hendrix Genetics BV, Alta Genetics, CRV
Holdings B.V., Neogen Corporation, VatGen, Animal Genetics Inc., Zoetis,
Urus, and Envigo among
- In
2018, Livestock Genetic Services was acquired by Neogen. Neogen’s in-house
genetic evaluations and cattle-breeding organization’s data management was
enhanced by this acquisition. The company also got the resources to expand
globally.
For
the purpose of this report, Reports and Data have segmented the global Animal
Genetic Product Market on the basis of Live Animals, Genetic Material, Testing
Services, and Region:
Live
Animals Outlook (Revenue, USD Billion; 2018-2026)
- Porcine
- Poultry
- Canine
- Bovine
- Others
Genetic
Material Outlook (Revenue, USD Billion; 2018-2026)
- Embryo
- Semen
Testing
Services Outlook (Revenue, USD Billion; 2018-2026)
- Genetic
Diseases tests
- Genetic
Trait Tests
- DNA
Typing
- Others
Regional
Outlook (Revenue, USD Billion; 2018-2026)
- North
America
- U.S.
- Europe
- UK
- France
- Asia
Pacific
- China
- India
- Japan
- MEA
- Latin
America
- Brazil
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