Market Snapshot:
The global veterinary artificial insemination market is expected to grow in the market due to an increasing burden of sexually transmitted diseases in animals. AI can reduce many of the risks involved with animal breeding and disease transmission, which is acting as a key factor in boosting market growth. Increasing productivity using AI technology is boosting market growth. Artificial insemination is a method of achieving pregnancy without sexual contact by injecting sperm or semen into the female cervix or uterine cavity. Cattle are raised using fresh, raw, or frozen straw of semen in this process. Artificial insemination is a technique for achieving animal pregnancy through in vivo fertilization. This process is often used to identify sperm defects.
Highlights from Veterinary Artificial Insemination Market Study
Attributes | Details |
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Study Period | 2018-2030 |
Base Year | 2023 |
Unit | Value (USD Million) |
The key Players profiled in the report are Merck Animal Health (United States), Bovine Elite (United States), Swine Genetics, LLC. (United States), PBS Animal Health (United States), Revival Animal Health (United States), ABS Global (United States), Jorgensen Labs (United States), Santa Cruz Biotechnology (United States) and IMV Technologies Group (France). Additionally, other players that are part of this comprehensive study are Alta Genetics (United States) and KRUUSE (Denmark).
Geographic Breakdown and Segment Analysis
The Global Veterinary Artificial Insemination market presents a comprehensive analysis of the Veterinary Artificial Insemination market by product type (Equipment (Semen Applicator, Insemination Gun, Others), Consumables (Sheath, Lubricant, Glove, Heat Detector, Others) and Accessories), and by geography (North America, South America, Europe, Asia-Pacific and MEA) along with country level break-up. This section of our report presents a realistic picture of the Global Veterinary Artificial Insemination industry. Investors and Players can easily understand the inherent opportunities and challenges for their products in geographical region of interest.
For instance, while the holds majority of market share of the Veterinary Artificial Insemination market
Analyst at AMA have segmented the market study of Global Veterinary Artificial Insemination market by Type, Application and Region.
Influencing Trend:
Growing Demand for Products related to Fishery and Animal Husbandry
Market Growth Drivers:
Higher Prevalences of Transmitting Disease, Increasing Adoption of Artificial Insemination Techniques and Increasing Consumer Awareness about Benefits of Animal Protein
Challenges:
Negative Impact of Artificial Insemination in Genetic Diversity and Stringent Regulatory Policies
Restraints:
High Cost of Equipment
Opportunities:
Growing Infectious Diseases in Animals and Growth in Animal and Fishing Industry
Market Developments Activities:
High Cost of EquipmentIn May 2020, the Indian government announced fund around USD 2.13 billion for projects for the production of animal husbandry infrastructures.
In August 2020, Cogent collaborated with AB Europe, a sheep breeding company, to launch a novel sexed semen service for sheep producers in the United Kingdom., and In August 2019, Obstetrics of Madras Veterinary College and the Department of Veterinary, Gynecology started artificial insemination in cattle using sexed semen.
Regulatory Insights:
M A Hannan et al., published in the Journal of Veterinary Medical Science February 2019, Japan, embryo transfer in Japan by artificial insemination using frozen semen found to be useful in improving the productivity of Japanese domestic and special riding horses.
The companies are exploring the market by adopting expansions, investments, new service launches and collaborations as their preferred strategies. The players are exploring new geographies through expansions and acquisitions across the globe to gain a competitive advantage through combined collaborations.
Key Target Audience
Veterinary Artificial Insemination Companies, Veterinary Clinics & Hospitals, Regulatory & Government Bodies, Research & Consulting Firms, Universities, Upstream & Downstream Vendors, End Users and Others