Low Foam Surfactants Market Analysis

End-User Industry (Agrochemicals, Food & Dairy Process Cleaners, Detergents & Cleaning Agents, Pulp & Paper, Metal Cleaning & Metal Working Fluids, Oilfield Chemicals)

The detergents & cleaning agents segment in the low foam surfactants market is set to garner a share of about 40% during the projected period. The need for low-foam surfactants has grown significantly as a consequence of the increase in laundry detergents and cleaners for domestic and commercial use. Additionally, consumers are purchasing detergents with various smells since fresh perfumes are currently fashionable, thereby rendering them popular in urban areas and fueling the market's expansion. Moreover, increasing fast-paced lifestyles have already pushed major market participants to develop innovative customer-drawing techniques. Hence, this element is also driving demand for detergents & cleaning agents further influencing market growth.

Type (Amphoteric, Cationic, Non-Ionic)

The non-ionic segment in the low foam surfactants market is expected to grow at the highest share of approximately 50% over the coming years. The non-ionic surfactants provide enhanced emulsification, reduced foam, and reduced water solubility. The nonionic alkoxylates containing ethylene and propylene oxide function work exceptionally well when cleaning. Non-ionic low-foam surfactants are in great demand as a result of their widespread use in household and personal care cleansers and detergents.

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