Segments - Global Healthcare Cold Storage Market By Temperature Type (Chilled, Frozen), By Storage Technique (Dry Ice, Electrical Refrigeration, Gel Packs, Liquid Nitrogen, Others), By End-user (Academic & Research Institutes, Pharmaceutical & Biotechnology Companies), By Region (North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, Middle East & Africa) - Global Industry Analysis, Growth, Share, Size, Trends, and Forecast 2021 – 2028
The Healthcare cold storage market was valued at USD 4,420.4 million in 2020 and is projected to reach USD 11,670.4 million by 2028, expanding at a CAGR of 13.1% during the forecast period. Increased automation in refrigerated warehouses is expected to drive up demand even more.
The global cold storage market is expected to increase due to favorable socioeconomic and demographic variables such as urbanization, population expansion, disposable incomes, and a rise in the standard of life. Pharmaceutical acceptability is increasing, which is fueling the development of the global cold storage industry.
Environmental worries about greenhouse gas emissions, a scarcity of qualified workers in developed markets, and a lack of rules and codes are all potential roadblocks to the global cold storage market's overall expansion. Also the market's expansion is being hampered by a lack of adequate facilities and dependable sources of power in cold storage facilities.
In healthcare cold storage market, increased automation in refrigerated warehouses is expected to drive up demand. The global cold storage market is expected to increase due to favorable socioeconomic and demographic variables such as urbanization, population expansion, disposable incomes, and a rise in the standard of life.
Pharmaceutical acceptability is increasing, which is fueling the development of the global cold storage industry. Environmental worries about greenhouse gas emissions, a scarcity of qualified workers in developed markets, and a lack of rules and codes are all potential roadblocks to the global cold storage market's overall expansion.
IoT and real-time visibility is making a big impact on the growth of healthcare cold storage market. Real-time visibility into temperature changes is possible because to technology-enabled tracking, block-chain, monitoring devices, and cloud storage, as well as the ability to intervene before damage is done. Sensors in the Internet of Things keep supply chains on the lookout.
Sensors installed on every container, package, or unit on the production floor may be followed during their route to the healthcare institution, allowing digital technology to aid manage distribution once the products leave the plant.
Medical cold storage facilities are outfitted with the most up-to-date EDI order fulfilment, temperature monitoring systems, radio frequency identification abilities, and a sophisticated Inventory Control System that ensures that every product is tracked at all times.
Despite technological advancements in cold chain systems, most of them are expensive to be widely available. Some transportation providers use low-quality cold storage systems. There is a high chance that a piece of equipment or device in the cold chain breaks, due to the low quality of the cold storage system.
Scientific advancements resulted in reliable cold chain devices; however, cutting-edge technology is expected to fail, owing to lack of details. Modern active cooling technology is useless without a power source and require the correct adaptor and power.
In the next several years, the expanding sector of vaccine is expected to help drive the demand for cold storage solutions. The impact of cold chain shipping is reduced by providers and users of thermal packaging devices.
Increased automation in refrigerated warehouses is expected to drive up demand even more. The global cold storage market is expected to increase due to favorable socioeconomic and demographic variables such as urbanization, population expansion, disposable incomes, and a rise in the standard of life.
Pharmaceutical acceptability of cold storage is increasing, which is fueling the development of the global cold storage industry. Pharmaceutical companies are creating new cures, methods, and medications to tackle the rising frequency of chronic and lifestyle-related disorders. Genetic therapies, diagnostic imaging, and regenerative medications are demanded in recent decades, with effective temperature and temporal controls.
The market's expansion is being hampered by problems such as a lack of adequate infrastructure and stable power supplies at cold storage facilities. In addition, the lack of proper power hook-ups at transportation hubs is likely to stifle expansion over the forecast period.
Environmental worries about greenhouse gas emissions, a scarcity of qualified workers in developed markets, and a lack of standards and norms are all potential roadblocks to the global cold storage market's overall expansion.
Increasing government support for infrastructure development to reduce processed surgical equipment wastage, increasing foreign direct investments in developing economies, and advancement of technical and exceptional approaches to solve the issue of unreliable power supply are anticipated to build potential revenue opportunities during the forecast period.
Based on temperature type, the cold storage market is segmented into chilled and frozen. In 2020, the frozen category dominated the market, accounting for more than 78 percent of global revenue. It is used to guarantee that specific medicines are stored securely inside a narrow temperature range, as specified by the manufacturer; this is usually within +2 and +8 degrees Celsius, with +5 degrees Celsius being optimum.
Based on end-user, the cold storage market is segmented into academic & research institutes and pharmaceuticals & biotechnology companies. After acquiring temperature-controlled products from suppliers, end-users such as hotels may have cold storage facilities.
Furthermore, cold storage is assigned to a third-party logistics provider (3PL), where products are kept until ready to be sent to end-users.
Cold storage product manufacturers and packagers frequently have their own cold storage facility. This safeguards the products until they are delivered to distributors and final customers. Many end users have their own cold storage facilities at the other end of the supply chain. This keeps the items safe until they're needed.
Major manufacturers include Alloga, BioLife Solutions, Cardinal Health, and Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc.
Factors such as cold chain management is under pressure to meet cost efficiencies, lack of uniform infrastructure, impact of increased regulations, customs, legal, & compliance issues, environmental impact, and supplier risk are analyzed in the final report.
The base year considered for the Global Healthcare Cold Storage market report is 2020. The complete analysis period is 2018 to 2028, wherein, 2018 and 2019 are the historic years, and the forecast is provided from 2021 to 2028.
The market is expected to slightly increase in growth between 2019 and 2020 owing to the COVID 19 pandemic on the Global Healthcare Cold Storage market.
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The major end-user industries of Global Healthcare Cold Storage are Academic & Research Institutes, Pharmaceutical & Biotechnology Companies.
Increased automation in refrigerated warehouses, The worldwide healthcare cold chain logistic industry is expected to grow due to increased usage by pharmaceutical businesses, The healthcare cold chain logistics industry is being propelled forward by technology improvements, and The global firms are devising unique solutions are the factors expected to drive the market growth during forecast period.
In addition to market size (in US$ Million), Company Market Share (in % for base year 2020), Future Opportunities, Recent Developments & Impact Analysis, Regulatory Landscape, Technology Landscape, and quality parameter overview is provided.
According to this Growth Market Reports report, the Global Healthcare Cold Storage market is likely to register a CAGR of 13.1% during forecast period 2020-2027, with an anticipated valuation of USD 11,670.4 million by the end of the 2028.
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