Eurolife Healthcare Is Contributing To The Growth Of The IV Infusion Bottle Seals & Caps Market With The Investment Of INR 100 Crores For Expanding Production Of Closed Intravenous Infusion Bottles
The increasing prevalence of chronic disorders is expanding the global IV infusion bottle seals & caps market size. For instance, according to a report by World Health Organization (WHO), 2017, chronic diseases are the major cause of disabilities, worldwide. Moreover, 73% of deaths in 2020 are expected to be due to chronic diseases. In addition, four of the most prominent chronic diseases include cardiovascular, cancer, pulmonary, and type 2 diabetes. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), around 18.1 million cancer cases and 9.6 million deaths were registered globally in 2018. The increasing cancer burden is due to several factors, including population growth and the geriatric population.
Asia
Pacific is expected to dominate the global IV infusion bottle seals & caps
market and this is attributed to the increasing investment in the packaging
industry key players in the region. For instance, in August 2020, Creador, a
Malaysia-based private equity firm invested US$ 34.1 Mn in the Shriji Polymers
(India) Ltd., a manufacturer of high-density polyethylene bottles,
polypropylene caps, and other specialty products. The investment is expected to
expand Shriji’s product offerings and global presence, and Creador gained a
minority stake in the Shriji Polymers.
1. In December 2019, Eurolife
Healthcare announced its plant to invest INR 100 crores for expanding its
production capacity of closed intravenous infusion bottles. The increased
production capacity will enable the manufacture of an additional 40 million of
the close system IV bottles monthly
2. In November 2018, JCR
Pharmaceuticals Co., Ltd announces the launch of Agalsidase Beta BS I.V.
Infusion 5mg and 35mg [JCR] For Fabry
Disease
3. In March 2019, UCB Japan Co.,
Ltd. and Daiichi Sankyo Company, Limited together announce the launch of
anti-epilepsy drug VIMPAT® for I.V. infusion 200mg (generic name: lacosamide)
has been launched in Japan.
While
the medical industry continues to expand on the increase, the market for IV
infusions is witnessing tremendous growth not only in developed countries but
even in developing nations like India and China. With the rising need for
effective IV therapies in such countries, IV bottle reseal products have gained
popularity among patients and health practitioners. The use of IV solutions has
been reported to reduce morbidity and mortality rates as IV therapies are often
applied at the time of emergency
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