Diisopropyl Naphthalene Market 2018 Top Key Players A&J Pharmtech Company Limited, Bide Pharmatech Limited, Finetech Industry Limited, Industrial Ventilation Inc

Global Diisopropyl Naphthalene Market size is expected to register a moderate CAGR during the forecast period. Diisopropyl naphthalene is a chemical used in pesticides as an additive to inhibit potato sprouting during its storage. It is a liquid having yellowish brown color and faint sweet odor. Other names of the product are 2,6-Diisopropyl Naphthalene and Naphthalene,2,6-bis(1-methylethyl).

Potatoes are an integral component of packaged and non-packaged food items in the food & beverage industry. The increasing demand for potatoes in food industry will eventually propel the global diisopropyl naphthalene market share by 2024. In addition, countries are increasingly accepting the western style of food habits and storage, which indicates bright opportunities for food & beverage industry in countries of the Middle East, Africa and Asia Pacific region, which in turn, shall drive the global diisopropyl naphthalene market size in the coming years.

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The product has been used in pesticides, which have wide application array in agriculture industry. Huge investments flowing in the agricultural sector of emerging economies is likely to have a positive influence of the diisopropyl naphthalene market size by 2024. However, excessive use of the product in food & beverage industry may led to adverse health effects such as nausea and vomiting. This may hinder the product demand, thereby hampering the diisopropyl naphthalene market size over the forecast timespan. Moreover, exposure of the product to eyes may cause irritation and explosive reactions take place if it comes in contact with aromatic compounds.


In 2016, major application of the diisopropyl naphthalene market share was pesticides used in potato warehousing. When sprouts begin growing on the potatoes, the starch present gets converted into sugar which makes potato inedible. This results in darkening when potatoes are fried, which is highly unacceptable in food processing industries. Moreover, eating sprouted potatoes may lead to potato poisoning and result into ailments such as vomiting, diarrhea and stomach-ache. If spout control is not done properly, it leads to significant reduction in tuber quality and its ability to store for extended timespan. Thus, sprout inhibition is of utter importance in managing potato storage and quality.

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Asia pacific is likely to lead global diisopropyl naphthalene market in terms of demand and production. This can be attributed to the increasing consumption of potatoes in India and China. Growing consumerism has been the major factor driving the regional diisopropyl naphthalene market size in the recent years. In addition, robust growth indicators in the food & beverage industry, mainly in China and India, on account of improving customer spending pattern and lifestyle dynamics will subsequently boost the diisopropyl naphthalene market size in Asia Pacific by 2024.

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