Demand for Microbial Biosurfactants to Rise Due to Growing Use of Bio-Based Cleaning Products

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Microbial Biosurfactants Market - Global Industry
Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast,
2014 - 2020

Published Date
06-June-2014

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Demand for Microbial Biosurfactants to Rise Due to Growing
Use of Bio-Based Cleaning Products, reports TMR
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Microbial Biosurfactants Market - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast,
2014 - 2020
As consumers become more inclined towards green cleaning products, manufacturers of microbial
biosurfactants all over the world have been presented with a productive opportunity to increase their sales,
reports Transparency Market Research. The demand for bio-based products is increasing rapidly in developing
as well as developed countries.
Key vendors in the market are gearing up to make the most of this upcoming advantage by focusing on
meeting the environmental demands associated with the use of bio-based cleaning products. The microbial
biosurfactants segment comprises top three producers who accounted for approximately 60.9% of the global
market in 2012. The vendor with the largest share in 2012 was reported to be Ecover followed by Saraya and
Soliance. The other key players in the market are MG Intobia and Jeneil Biotech.
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Due to extreme competition at the global level, the manufacturers of microbial biosurfactants are developing
new techniques for production. In this regard, developed countries are expected to provide a favorable
regulatory outlook for manufacturers to increase their production. As consumers are gaining more awareness
about the hazardous impact of synthetic...