Air Sampling Pump Market To Reach A Valuation Of US$ 68.27 Million By 2032: FMI

The air sampling pump market is expected to grow at a 3.79 percent CAGR from 2022 to 2032, rising from US$ 47.06 Million in 2022 to a valuation of US$ 68.27 Million by 2032.

The rapid rate of industrialization and the associated levels of effluents discharged in air media, such as the increased use of hazardous materials by chemical manufacturing companies, have increased the emission of volatile chemicals, fine PM, biological components, and toxic gases, resulting in rising air pollution levels.

According to a report by the PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency, total global greenhouse gas emissions in 2016 were 49.3 gigatonnes of CO2 equivalent. With rising levels of carbon emissions and stringent measures and enforcements implemented by regional governments to reduce emissions and improve air quality, sampling pumps will be used extensively in all geographical regions, industrial, and municipal areas in the coming years.

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East Asia is expected to lead the Air Sampling Pump market growth, owing to rising pollution levels in countries such as China, India, ASEAN countries, South Korea, and others, as well as rising consumer awareness about health issues and increased consumer spending, which are some of the major factors driving the Air Sampling Pump market in this region.

According to the Chinese Ministry of Environmental Protection, air quality in 262 of China’s 335 major cities exceeded national health standards in 2015. Europe is anticipated to witness prominent growth in Air Sampling Pump market in near future, due to increasing demand from several end-use industries such as healthcare industry, food & beverage, commercial and residential user, and academic institutes.

Due to increased end-user demand, Latin America, the Middle East, and Africa expect a stagnant growth in the Air Sampling Pump market. The rise in air pollution levels is more pronounced in emerging economies such as China, India, Brazil, and Mexico, owing to robust manufacturing growth as well as limited and ineffective compliance with pollution monitoring and control regulations.

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