Tara Olivo, Associate Editor11.07.16
The filtration market is a diverse one with seemingly endless categories. Filters allow us to cleanse the air we breathe and purify the water we drink. Filtration in the food and beverage industry removes impurities and extends the shelf life of the products we consume. Medical filters can safeguard sterile environments like operating rooms by keeping out harmful pathogens and bacteria. Filters in automotives make our vehicles more efficient. These needs, along with stringent government regulations and environmental concerns, have put the global filtration market on a path of continued growth.
According to a recent report from Grand View Research, the global filters market was valued at over $63 billion in 2015 and this number is expected to rise. Air filtration systems used in various industries, manufacturing facilities and automobiles is projected to lift growth in the market through 2024, the report states. Meanwhile, the fluid filters market has been largely impacted by the adoption of water treatment processes due to the increasing population, depletion of water resources and ground and surface water contamination.
According to a recent report from Grand View Research, the global filters market was valued at over $63 billion in 2015 and this number is expected to rise. Air filtration systems used in various industries, manufacturing facilities and automobiles is projected to lift growth in the market through 2024, the report states. Meanwhile, the fluid filters market has been largely impacted by the adoption of water treatment processes due to the increasing population, depletion of water resources and ground and surface water contamination.
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