Bird Repellents Market Size, Share, Growth Analysis, By Type(Technology & Equivalent, Electrical Track, Laser Bird Control, Sound Bird Deterrents), By End-User(Agriculture & Horticulture, Aviation, Architect & Construction, Food Processing), By Region - Industry Forecast 2025-2032

Bird Repellents Market size was valued at USD 320.9 Million in 2023 and is poised to grow from USD 333.42 Million in 2024 to USD 465.78 Million by 2032, growing at a CAGR of 3.9% during the forecast period (2025-2032).

During the forecast period, well-established manufacturing enterprises are expected to confront healthy rivalry. To diversify their product offerings, businesses like Bird B Gone, Inc., Bird Barrier America, Inc., Primetake Ltd., and Martley Electronics are concentrating on creating cutting-edge bird scarers and repellents. Manufacturers are spending money on R&D to find new, technologically advanced audio scares and repellents and include new characteristics into them. Businesses are also raising awareness and organising campaigns to increase the market for bird scarers and repellents in developing nations. 'Bird-B-Gone Inc.', 'Bird-X Inc.', 'Nixalite of America Inc.', 'Bird Control Group', 'Avian Enterprises, LLC', 'Pelsis Holdings (UK) Ltd.', 'Westgate Manufacturing Inc.', 'Absolute Bird Control', 'TALON Pest Control Ltd.', 'United Phosphorus Ltd.', 'Pest-Away Australia Pty Ltd.', 'Innovative Pest Solutions LLC', 'Rid-All Pest Control Services', 'Anti-Bird Solutions', 'PestFix', 'Scarecrow Bio-Acoustic Systems Ltd.', 'Daddi Long Legs Bird Control', 'Agroserve Pest Control & Fumigation Services', 'P.E.S. (UK) Ltd.', 'The PiGNX Project by PiGNX Technologies', 'In March 2022, Rentokil Initial plc acquired Terminix Global Holdings, Inc. This will bring together two complementary businesses (the "Combined Group") to create the global leader in pest control and hygiene & wellbeing, and the leader in the pest control business in North America.'

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.

More than any other industry, birds harm farmers and growers of horticulture. Due to the growing environmental issues and health issues brought on by synthetic plant protection products, there is a great demand for sustainable solutions such as natural gels and repellents for birds. Research and sustained investment follow anticipated development operations would take place to produce a variety of organic repellent goods to accelerate the market's growth.

North America held the largest bird repellents market share, accounting for nearly 32% of global sales revenue in 2021. This is attributed to rising crop and fruit production damage from bird activity as well as the presence of several key market players like Bird-X, Bird B Gone Inc., etc. Due to the region's expanding population and mounting demand to increase the quantity and quality of staple food production. Since the beginning of cultivation, bird damage has afflicted plantations, and in those plantations where birds choose to forage, it significantly reduces productivity. In the upcoming years, the regional market is anticipated to be driven by the rising number of bird strikes. Additionally, the presence of numerous notable players in the area, including Bird B Gone, Bird Gard LLC, and others, as well as the ease with which their broad range of products are accessible in the region, is predicted to be a positive factor for market expansion. Asia-Pacific is anticipated to experience the highest compound annual growth rate during the projected period. The second-largest market for bird repellents is in Europe, where birds can harm wheat and fruit crops as well as historical structures and other world heritage sites.