Bird Repellents Market Size, Share, Growth Analysis, By Type (Technology & Equivalent, Chemical Repellents), By End-use Industry (Agriculture & Horticulture, Aviation), By Region - Industry Forecast 2025-2032

Bird Repellents Market Driver

• The agriculture sector is the one where birds wreak the most harm. Birds damage many crops every year, resulting in significant financial losses. For instance, according to the New Zealand Plant Protection Society, roughly 87% of growers experience a significant yield loss each year as a result of bird infestation, with the harm in some cases reaching up to 20 % of the grower's annual production. The global market is expected to be driven by increased instances of economic loss caused by bird infestation and rising knowledge of bird repellent gels and liquids among farmers in emerging countries.
• Market expansion is predicted to be positively impacted by the growing expenditure made in research & development of new technology-equipped bird repellent products by major market players. For instance, in January 2020, Kness Mfg. Co., Inc., one of the top manufacturers of pest management products, unveiled Kniss Avine Away, a new product that would aid in preventing birds from nesting or gathering in undesirable locations. The new item is a solar-powered bird repellent with distinctive features to frighten away unwelcome birds.

Bird Repellents Market Restraint

• The retail market offers a variety of bird repellents, but choosing one that is appropriate will mostly depend on the product's economic and legal implications. Due to its affordability, people in many developing economies choose chemical bird repellent over technology ones. However, it is anticipated that regional restrictions on the use of a number of chemical repellents, including Avitrol, Methyl Anthranilate, Methiocarb, and many more, may limit the market's expansion. Additionally, it is projected that rising DIY bird scarer and repellent preferences will have a negative impact on market expansion.