According to FutureWise analysis the market for Fipronil in 2023 is US$ 0.56 billion, and is expected to reach US$ 0.71 billion by 2031 at a CAGR of 3.12%.
Fipronil can be described as an acaricide and phenylpyrazole pesticide. Fipronil is used extensively in seed coatings and in granular soil treatments to control unwanted arthropods in many types of food, horticultural and turf plants. Fipronil, a broad-spectrum insecticide, is available on the market in both powdered and liquid forms. It can be used to control ants, mole crickets, and rootworms as well as fleas, termites, ticks, and weevils. Fipronil is used in seed treatment, agricultural products, liquid termiticides and pet care products. Fipronil, including sprays and gel baits, has been used to kill termites and ants in homes. Fipronil, along with other spot-on and spray products, has been widely used to control fleas and ticks in households. Non-target pests and targeted pests can be made toxic by contact with or feeding on treated hosts (plants or animals) and exposure to insecticides in the surrounding environment. Fipronil attaches to soils and sediment particles. It is also biodegraded in soil which provides some protection against surface water contamination and runoff. Fipronil is more effective in soils with higher organic carbon levels than in soils that have low organic carbon. Fipronil can cause side effects in humans. Fipronil can cause poisoning in some people. Fipronil, like other phenylpyrazole chemicals, has a major impact on the central nervous system. Fipronil poisoning is most commonly characterized by ataxia, uncoordinated movements, and hyper-reactivity to stimuli. Other symptoms include twitching and aggression, weakness, nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, nausea, dizziness or agitation, headaches, dizziness (often with dizziness), anxiety, nodding, aggression, sweating and nausea. Fipronil can also cause cancer in humans.
Fipronil's primary drivers of revenue growth are high crop diseases, growing agricultural sectors, a rising population, higher agrochemical demand, and increased crop losses due to pest infestations. Fipronil, a broad-spectrum insecticide, is included in the phenylpyrazole chemical class. Fipronil acts by preventing insects from utilizing their natural nervous system when they come in contact with it. It blocks GABAA (gamma-aminobutyric acid), gated chloride channels within nerve cells, just like other phenylpyrazole chemicals. This stops the overexcitation of nerve cells by chloride ions and causes paralysis and death. Fipronil is effective in controlling pests and insects. It also has plant growth improvement effects like increased root growth, more productive tillers, and so forth. This leads to higher yields. Fipronil is primarily an ingestion toxicant that also has certain complementary contact actions. It acts by interfering with nerve impulse transmission. These are the main reasons Fipronil is growing in popularity.
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