Global Disposable Plastic Blood Bags Market : Segments, Dynamics, Size, Forecast, Supply & Demand Value Chain to 2020

Global Market Study on Disposable Plastic Blood Bags Market :

Forecast 2014 – 2020

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Global Disposable Plastic Blood Bags

Market will reach US$4,13,084.8 thousand in

2020 - Persistence Market Research

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Global Market Study on Disposable Plastic Blood Bags Market :

Forecast 2014 – 2020

Persistence Market Research Released New Market Report “Global Market Study on Disposable

Plastic Blood Bags Market : Forecast 2014 - 2020”, the global Disposable Plastic Blood Bags market

was valued at USD 2,44,286.8 thousand in 2014 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 9.1% from 2014

to 2020, to reach an estimated value of USD 4,13,084.8 thousand in 2020.

A disposable blood bag refers to a bio-medical device that is used for collection, storage, processing,

transfusion, separation and transportation of human blood and blood components. There are different

types of disposable plastic blood bags based on the need of blood infusion; single blood bag, double

blood bag, triple blood bag, quadruple blood bag and transfer blood bag.

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Globally, the disposable plastic blood bags market is witnessing significant growth due to increasing

prevalence of chronic diseases, rising aging population and advanced features of disposable plastic blood

bags. In addition, increasing initiatives undertaken by various government associations spreading

awareness about importance of blood donations are driving the disposable plastic blood bags market.

However, factors such as risks associated with blood transfusion and lack of awareness and poor blood

collection and storage infrastructure in various parts of the world restrain the global market for disposable

plastic blood bags market. In addition, lack of primary healthcare infrastructure in developing countries

negatively impacts the...