The
Asia-Pacific region will continue to be the largest market in the world for
Purified Terephthalic Acid (PTA) by 2020, thanks to the region’s improving
living standards, cross-industry usage of PTA products and expandin
manufacturing industries, states a new report by business intelligence provider
GBI Research at MarketInfoResearch.com.
The latest report* shows that the global demand for PTA is expected to grow at
a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 5.3% from 2011, reaching 66 million
tons in 2020, with Asia-Pacific expected to account for around 82% of its
demand. The market will also be driven by North America (6% demand) and Europe
(5%), followed by Latin America (4%) and the Middle East and Africa (3%).
PTA is a chemical derived from crude oil that is mainly used to produce
Polyester Fiber, which textile and home furnishing industries require to
produce garments such as clothes, curtains and bed sheets.
“China has emerged as a global textile manufacturing hubs because production in
the country benefits from low-cost labor,” says Ganesh Dabholkar, senior
analyst with GBI Research. “With more PTA plants planned for installation in
the region, Asia-Pacific is expected to drive and dominate the PTA market for
the foreseeable future.”
PTA is a precursor to Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET), which is used in the
bottling and packaging industry. Although PET accounts for a little less than
30% of the total PTA consumption in the world, GBI Research expects that the
changing dynamics of the PET industry might have an impact on the total market
for PTA.
“The increased use of recyclable PET, the growing popularity of family-pack
bottles, and a shift towards light-weight bottles that use less PET are some of
the trends that might harm the growth in demand for PET, which in turn will
affect demand for PTA,” says Dabholkar.
“Moreover, the slowing consumption of soft drinks from increasingly
health-conscious populations, coupled with a decline in demand for packaged
drinking water, is expected to damage the PET market even further.”
However, industries related to the production of beer and other alcoholic
beverage bottles as well as household product containers are still dominated by
the usage of glass, which could be an untapped market for PET and PTA
consumption.
* Purified Terephthalic Acid Global Market to 2020 - Overcapacity and Declining
Margins to Hinder Global Demand in the Short Term
The report provides the reader with detailed analysis and forecasts of the
major economic and market trends expected to affect global Purified
Terephthalic Acid (PTA) demand in all major regions of the world. It also
provides analysis and description of the major drivers and restraints affecting
PTA demand in various regions.
This report was built using data and information sourced from proprietary
databases, primary and secondary research, and in-house analysis conducted by
GBI Research’s team of industry experts.
To read full report details including table of contents, list of tables & figures, companies mentioned in report please visit http://marketinforesearch.com/organic-chemical-c-2_136_246/purified-terephthalic-acid-global-market-to-2020-overcapacity-and-declining-margins-to-hinder-global-demand-in-the-short-term-p-19981.html
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