Nucleating Agents Market is projected to reach USD 912 million by 2025 | – Milliken & Company, Adeka Corporation (Japan), BASF SE, Clariant AG (Switzerland), A. Schulman, Inc., Imerys- French Limited Liability Company.

Nucleating Agents Market Size and Growth Rate:
According to our research report, the Nucleating Agent Market Size is foreseen to touch $ 912 Mn by the end of 2025, rising at a 4.03% CAGR between 2018 and 2025. In 2018, it attained a valuation of $ 672 Mn.

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Nucleating Agents Market Growth Drivers and Restraints:
Growth in the nucleating agents market is supposed to be driven by the increasing demand for hard packaging for foods & beverages. Also, the effectiveness of these agents assists in the reduction of the period time for polymer processing. This is required to catalyze the demand for nucleating agents, as the decreased cycle time results in a higher return rate and the effective production of polymers for various applications.

The global nucleating agents market is essentially driven by the growing use of different types of polymers in day-to-day activities. Furthermore, it is also driven by the fast developing industrial sector in emerging markets such as India, Brazil, and Mexico. The appearance of a great number of compounders, converters, and plastic manufacturers in these nations is expected to generate a high demand for nucleating agents for greater productivity. Nucleating means reduce the cycle rate for processing polymers which in turn, improves the production rate. This is expected to drive the use of nucleating means for processing polymers that are used for packaging.
The polypropylene share is expected to lead the global nucleating agents market throughout the forecast period, in terms of price and volume. The growing demand for polypropylene in the packaging and customer products application is expected to drive the demand for PP.

Nucleating Agents Market Regional Analysis:
The Asia-Pacific region is the actively growing in the global nucleating agents market. The building production capacities of various polymers and the increasing petrochemical industry in China, India, and Thailand is anticipated to drive the demand for nucleating factors in this region. The search for various polymers in this region is driven by the majority in the packaging, customer products, and automotive industries.

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Nucleating Agents Market Key Players:
The major players are, Milliken & Company, Adeka Corporation (Japan), BASF SE, Clariant AG (Switzerland), A. Schulman, Inc., Imerys- French Limited Liability Company, and PolyOne Corporation, New Japan Chemical Co., Ltd., Bruggemann Group (Germany), and GCH Technology Co., Ltd. and others.
Nucleating Agents Market Segmentation:
Type
• Polypropylene (PP)
• Polyethylene (PE)
• Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET)
• Others

Application
• Packaging
• Consumer Products
• Automotive
• Others

By Region
• North America
• Europe
• Asia Pacific
• Latin America
• Middle East and Africa

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