Textile Dye Market

Global Textile Dye Market Size (2024 to 2029)

The global Textile Dye Market is predicted to grow at a CAGR of 8.2% from 2024 to 2029 and the market size is expected to be valued at USD 18.46 billion by 2029 from USD 12.45 billion in 2024.

MARKET DRIVERS AND RESTRAINTS

Textile dye washing is one of the most damaging factors to the environment. Therefore rise in demand for organic textile dye to use in sustainable clothing & textile industry is one of the factors driving the growth in the market.

Innovation & R & Ds in the development of non–toxic natural dyes have also boosted the market growth. Water is used in dye washing thereby, demanding special textile dyes that will use less water & will be environmentally friendly. Hence rapid growth is expected in the market due to all these reasons & also because of strict environmental policies.

An increase in environmental pollution due to toxic elements such as lead, arsenic, & other heavy metals has a negative impact on the growth of the market. Lack of awareness of the release of toxins in many regions such as Latin America, Middle East Africa, & Asia Pacific has also impacted the growth of the market. By Dye Type (Direct, Reactive, VAT, Basic, Acidic, Dispersed)

REPORT COVERAGE

• By Type (Cellulose, Protein, & Synthetic)
• By Fibre Type (Wool, Nylon, viscose, polyester, & acrylic )
• By Region (North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia Pacific, & Middle East & Africa)

REGIONAL ANALYSIS

• North America
• Europe 
• Asia Pacific 
• Latin America 
• The Middle East and Africa 

 The Asia Pacific is expected to witness the fastest growth due to the boom in textile industries in this region. As per a report the Asia Pacific had the largest share in the textile dye market in 2018. China & India are expected to be the largest market holders in this region in the forecast period (2018 – 2023) due to rapid urbanization & demand for a new type of textiles.

KEY MARKET PLAYERS

Key players are Allied Industrial Corporation Ltd, Lanxess (Germany), Archroma (Switzerland), Huntsman (United States of America), Kiri Industries (India), & Zhejiang Longsheng Group Co (China)

Laxness (Germany) has developed Pyranine a fluorescent dye ink that can be used for detergents & tracing purposes. It can be used as raw materials in many industries such as textiles, cosmetics, automobiles, & Petroleum. It can be used for alkaline cleansing, in shampoos & soaps, & for a tracing agent in water & heating systems.

RECENT HAPPENINGS IN THE MARKET

• A recent journal was published by the Journal of Environment Management on the adsorption of textile dyes using activated carbon & cross-linked polyvinyl phosphonic acid composites. It was found that a composite obtained from activated carbon & polyelectrolyte is a good adsorbent material. The composite was successful in treating the wastewater & improving its quality.
• Department of Chemistry, Isfahan University of Technology, Islamic Republic of Iran carried out a study on selective & sensitive detection of residual hazardous textile dyes in wastewater using the voltammetric sensor. An electrochemical sensor based on RuO₂/reduced graphene oxide/carboxylated multiwalled carbon nanotubes (RuO₂/rGO/CMWCNTs) modified glassy carbon electrode was developed for simultaneous determination of acid blue 40 (AB 40) and acid blue 29 (AB 29).
• A recent study was conducted on the Physical and enzymatic properties of a manganese peroxidase derived from the white-rot fungus Trametes pubescensstrain i8 for lignin biodegradation and textile-dyes decolourization. A catalytic property, solvent – stability & dye – decolourization of the peroxidase was studied.
• A study was carried out on the Decolourization of textile industry effluent using immobilized consortium cells in an up-flow fixed bed reactor. It was found that SS–sponge immobilized cells showed 100 % decolourization of Remazhol red. Calcium alginate and polyvinyl alcohol also showed stable decolourization of textile effluents.