In United States, every year
60,000 people die from blood loss. Globally, the number increases to a whopping
two million people, out of which 1.5 million deaths occur from physical trauma.
However, 20% of lives could be saved with timely blood transfusion to the
patients. With increasing number of fatal accidents and rising prevalence of
diseases such as cancer and various blood related disorders, the demand for
blood is expected to grow significantly. For timely intervention, blood is
stored in blood bags, especially designed to be used for the collection,
storage, transportation, and transfusion of human blood and related components
such as platelets, plasma, and cryoprecipitate. Made from bio-compatible PVC
and compounded with suitable additives, blood bags are better alternative to
glass bottles that include the risk of inadequate sterility, blood
contamination, and presence of air bubbles. Growing investments in healthcare
infrastructure by government and private sector and introduction of blood
donation programs and medical campaigns by NGOs and government organizations
are also contributing to the growth of medical blood bags market.
Rising Cancer Cases Creating
More Demand for Blood Bags
Cancer is the leading cause of
death around the globe, accounting for nearly 10 million deaths annually. Some
types of cancers cause internal bleeding, which may fuel the requirement for
blood transfusions. Cancer can also lower blood count in the body affecting
organs such as kidneys and spleen. Besides, chemotherapy drugs and radiation
can also sometimes put a person at risk for life-threatening infections or
bleeding. While some cancer patients may require only one or two blood
transfusions, some might need to come weekly to build their blood supply back
up. Hence, rising incidences of different types of cancer worldwide is expected
to positively influence the global blood bag market in the coming years.
Increased Awareness Towards
Blood Donation to Boost Market Growth
Every year, people donate over
100 million units of blood, which doctors utilize to save lives. One donation
can save up to lives of three people. Government and private-sector blood donation
initiatives to encourage people above the age of 18 years to donate blood are
likely to fuel the demand for blood bags. The Indian government is working to
achieve the WHO’s goals of achieving 100% self-sufficiency with voluntary blood
donations to solve India’s blood system challenges. For collection, storage,
transportation, disposable blood bags are utilized by blood banks, government
bodies, and non-governmental organizations, which is expected to contribute to
their market growth.
North America to Dominate the
Global Blood Bags Market
Increase in the number of road
accidents and growing awareness among people regarding blood donation are
contributing to an increased demand for blood bags in the region. In 2020, the
US healthcare expenditure rose by 9.7%, reaching USD4.1 trillion or USD12, 530
per individual. Enhanced focus of government to enhance healthcare
infrastructure and improve blood management coupled with growing prevalence of
chronic disorders are some of the factors contributing to the growth of global
blood bags market.
According to TechSci Research report on “Global Blood Bags Market By Product
(Single Blood Bag, Double Blood Bag, Triple Blood Bag, Quadruple Blood Bag,
Penta Blood Bag), By Type (Collection Bag, Transfer Bag), By Volume
(100ml,150ml, 250ml, 300ml, 350ml, 400ml, 450ml, 500ml), By Material (PVC, PET,
Others), By End-User (Hospitals, Clinics, Ambulatory Surgical Center, Blood
Banks, Others), By Region, Competition, Forecast & Opportunities, 2025”, the global blood bags market is anticipated to grow at a formidable
rate during the forecast period. The market growth can be attributed to the
increasing incidences of road accidents and government initiatives to enhance
healthcare infrastructure.
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