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Organ Preservation Market worth $0.3 billion by 2030 with 6.8% CAGR
DELRAY BEACH, Fla., July 21, 2025 /PRNewswire/ --The global Organ Preservation Market, valued at US$0.1 billion in 2024 stood at US$0.2 billion in 2025 and is projected to advance at a resilient CAGR of 6.8% from 2025 to 2030, culminating in a forecasted valuation of US$0.3 billion by the end of the period. The organ preservation market is experiencing robust growth fueled by rising incidence of chronic diseases, organ failure, and advancements in transplantation procedures. Increasing rates of end-stage organ conditions—such as kidney, liver, and heart failure—combined with a growing global demand for transplant procedures are key factors accelerating market expansion. The aging population, more susceptible to organ dysfunction, further highlights the increasing need for effective preservation methods to maintain organ viability pre-transplantation. Technological progress in preservation techniques, including hypothermic and normothermic perfusion, is transforming the standard of care by enhancing organ function and extending preservation times. In parallel, developing innovative preservation solutions such as the University of Wisconsin (UW) solution and Custodiol HTK significantly improves transplantation outcomes. Rising awareness among healthcare providers and the public about timely organ donation and preservation is increasing product adoption. Expanding hospital transplant programs, supportive government initiatives, and improved healthcare infrastructure in emerging markets also drive market momentum. Download PDF Brochure: Browse in-depth TOC on "Organ Preservation Market" 300 - Tables 100 - Figures 400 - Pages By solution, the organ preservation market, by solution, is categorized into UW Solution, Custodial HTK, Perfadex, and other solutions (including EuroCollins and Celsior). The UW (University of Wisconsin) solution accounted for the largest market share in 2024. This solution is widely used for preserving and flushing organs such as the liver, kidneys, and pancreas. As the first intracellular solution introduced for this purpose, it has become the benchmark in organ preservation. The dominance of the UW solution can be credited to its high efficacy in improving transplant outcomes. This is primarily due to the inclusion of metabolically inactive compounds like lactobionate and raffinose, which help reduce tissue damage, maintain cellular integrity, and enhance the physiological viability of organs during storage. These advantages have made the UW solution preferred over alternative preservation media. By technique, the static cold storage segment is expected to dominate the market due to its simplicity, cost-effectiveness, and widespread use in preserving kidneys, liver, and pancreas. While newer technologies such as hypothermic machines and normothermic perfusion are gaining traction, especially for heart and lung preservation, static cold storage remains the gold standard in many transplant centers worldwide. In addition, ongoing advancements in perfusion technologies and a growing focus on organ quality optimization before transplantation are expanding the market. The increasing initiatives by governments and non-profits to promote organ donation, along with improvements in preservation solutions and transportation logistics, are further contributing to market growth. As the demand for transplantable organs continues to outpace supply, efficient and advanced preservation methods become more crucial in ensuring transplant success. By organ type, Organ preservation, categorized by organ type, includes kidneys, liver, lungs, heart, and pancreas. In 2024, the kidney segment emerged as the leading contributor to the market. This prominence is primarily due to the rising prevalence of end-stage renal disease (ESRD), for which kidney transplantation remains the most effective treatment option. As kidney failure cases continue to grow, so does the number of transplant procedures, necessitating efficient preservation of donor kidneys before implantation in recipients. By end user, the organ preservation market is divided into transplant centers, hospitals, and specialty clinics. In 2024, the organ transplant centers segment accounted for the largest share of the market. The large share of this segment can be attributed to the extensive establishment of healthcare facilities that operate dedicated transplant programs. These centers are central to organ retrieval, preservation, and transplantation, making them critical consumers of preservation products and technologies. By geography, The Asia Pacific region is projected to grow at the highest CAGR during the forecast period. The high growth rate of the Asia Pacific region is attributed to supportive government policies, rising public awareness regarding organ donation, and a surge in organ donation activities. Countries like China and Japan have implemented standardized national guidelines for organ donation and transplantation, which are playing a key role in advancing the market. Additionally, improvements in healthcare infrastructure, the increasing burden of chronic illnesses, and the rise of medical tourism across several countries in the region are expected to fuel the market growth during the forecast period. Request Sample Pages : The prominent players in the global organ preservation market are Paragonix Technologies (US), XVIVO Perfusion AB (Sweden), Dr. Franz Köhler Chemie GmbH (Germany), Essential Pharmaceuticals, LLC (US), TransMedics (US), OrganOx Limited (UK), 21st Century Medicine (US), Shanghai Genext Medical Technology (China), Bridge to Life Limited (US), Waters Medical Systems (US), Preservation Solutions (US), Carnamedica (Poland), Transplant Biomedicals (Spain), Institut Georges Lopez (France), Global Transplant Solutions (US), Avionord (Italy), Organ Preservation Solutions (England), EBERS (Spain), S.A.L.F. (Italy), Biochefa (Poland), Vascular Perfusion Solutions, Inc. (US), and TX Innovations (Netherlands). Paragonix (US): Paragonix is the leading market player in organ preservation. It operates mainly in the US and Europe. The company has been focused on developments such as new product launches, partnerships, agreements, and approvals since 2016. The company has developed devices for all thoracic & abdominal organ preservation. Paragonix also focuses on software services and tools for real-time organ tracking. Paragonix partnered with the Lung Transplant Foundation (US) to develop various technologies to improve donor lung preservation. In January 2021, the company partnered with Southwest Transplant Alliance (STA) to provide advanced organ preservation technologies. Such a development proves the company's strong market prevalence. XVIVO Perfusion AB (Sweden) XVIVO Perfusion AB is a prominent market and public domain company. It is headquartered in Sweden and operates in Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and North & South America. It spends nearly 31% of its revenue on R&D, which is why the company is involved in developing improved products for organ perfusion. XVIVO's lung perfusion solution is used mainly in Lung Preservation, making the solution a gold standard. In September 2020, XVIVO Perfusion entered an acquisition agreement with Organ Assist. This agreement further strengthened the company's product range and expanded its addressable market. Dr. Franz Kohler Chemie GmbH (Germany) Dr. Franz Kohler Chemie GmbH is a leading market player in organ preservation solutions since 1959. It involves developing electrolyte solutions, organ-protective solutions, therapeutics, antidotes, X-ray contrast agents, and medical devices. It has captured the market for Custodial, an organ preservation solution. Custodial holds advantages over other solutions, like reduced viscosity and an improved graft survival rate, and is widely used to preserve all organs, unlike other solutions. These advantages of a Custodial solution for organ preservation prove that Dr. Franz Kohler Chemie GMBH holds a substantial market prevalence. For more information, Inquire Now! 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16-07-2025
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'Dirt Road' Gets New Meaning: NHAI Used 63 MT Of Waste For National Highway Construction In 2023-24
Last Updated: A significant initiative by the NHAI includes the use of plastic waste in highway construction, particularly in urban areas generating high volumes of plastic waste In a major stride toward sustainable infrastructure, the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) repurposed over 63 million tonnes of waste in building national highways during 2023-24. The highway-building body on Tuesday released the second Sustainability Report 2023-24. The report details NHAI's robust framework for integrating environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles into every aspect of its operations. The Sustainability Report 2023-24 underlines the effectiveness of various efforts made by NHAI for environmental protection and energy conservation. As per the report, the NHAI successfully reduced its Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions Intensity from 1.0 MTCO2e/km to 0.8 MTCO2e/km, 'demonstrating a clear decoupling of construction growth from emissions". The reduction in GHG emissions was achieved despite a 20 per cent increase in highway construction in FY 2023-24, with 6,634 km built compared to 5,551 km in FY 2022-23. Also, the water use intensity of NHAI has reduced by 74% in water-stressed regions compared to FY2021-22. 'In FY 2023-24, NHAI utilised more than 631 lakh metric tonnes of recycled and reused materials, including fly-ash, plastic waste, and reclaimed asphalt, in National Highway construction. In addition to this, NHAI continued to undertake nationwide tree plantation drives along the National Highways. In FY 2023-24, NHAI planted over 56 lakh saplings," an official statement said. In 2024-25, the NHAI has already planted 67.47 lakh saplings, bringing the total tree plantation to over 4.69 crore since the implementation of the Green Highways (Plantation, Transplantation, Beautification and Maintenance) Policy 2015. Plastic Use in Roads As per the report, a significant initiative by the NHAI includes the use of plastic waste in highway construction, particularly in urban areas generating high volumes of plastic waste. The pilot projects in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and a stretch of NH-48 near Dhaula Kuan in Delhi have successfully incorporated plastic waste into surface courses. The Delhi-Meerut Expressway and Gurugram-Sohna Highway also feature sections constructed using this innovative approach. The NHAI said it used plastic waste through concessionaires and contractors. The efforts have significantly contributed to reducing environmental disruptions, with approximately seven tonnes of plastic waste eliminated for every kilometre of a four-lane highway constructed. Fly Ash and Pond Ash The combined use of fly ash and pond ash in construction has increased over the past three years, further demonstrating NHAI's commitment to sustainable practices. 'Through these initiatives, NHAI has successfully diverted 3,300 tonnes of non-hazardous waste from disposal within its own operations, reinforcing its dedication to circular economy principles," the report added. The NHAI has mandated the use of fly ash and pond ash in road and highway projects located within a 300-kilometre radius of coal-based thermal power plants, ensuring efficient utilisation of this by-product. 'NHAI has collaborated with regional suppliers for the procurement of the materials. Sourcing materials locally lowers transportation costs and delivery times, increases project efficiency, and contributes to overall goals. It also strengthens links with local businesses, which benefits the community's economy and promotes sustainable practice," the report added. Union minister Nitin Gadkari said that the second Sustainability Report from NHAI showcases the ministry's progress in integrating sustainability into every facet of operations—from environment-friendly construction practices and resource efficiency to biodiversity conservation, community development, and stakeholder engagement. 'With sustainability at the forefront, NHAI has adopted eco-friendly construction practices in infrastructure development, utilising recycled materials, inert waste from landfills, setting up solar power plants, creating surface water bodies, and implementing rainwater harvesting measures. Green technologies and comprehensive environmental management strategies have been integrated to address concerns related to biodiversity, wildlife, and local communities," he added. The NHAI operates as an autonomous organisation under the ministry of road transport and highways (MoRTH) and is responsible for the development, maintenance, and management of national highways. With a 'forward-thinking" approach, NHAI is designed to not only address current challenges but also to future-proof India's road infrastructure. By integrating sustainable practices and embracing technological advancements, NHAI is 'poised to lead the transformation of India's highway network into a safer, greener, and more inclusive network", the report added. About the Author Nivedita Singh Nivedita Singh is a data journalist and covers the Election Commission, Indian Railways and Ministry of Road Transport and Highways. She has nearly seven years of experience in the news media. She tweets @ More Get breaking news, in-depth analysis, and expert perspectives on everything from politics to crime and society. Stay informed with the latest India news only on News18. 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Khaleej Times
01-04-2025
- Health
- Khaleej Times
'I didn't hesitate': Meet Dubai expat who gives wife second chance at life through organ donation
Amit Arora's life took an unexpected turn in 2017 when his wife, Ruchi, was suddenly diagnosed with jaundice. As her condition rapidly worsened, doctors urgently recommended a liver transplant. Without a moment's hesitation, Amit volunteered to donate a part of his liver. "I knew I had to help. I didn't hesitate for a second. It was about saving her life, and I would do whatever it took," Amit shared with Khaleej Times. Thanks to the life-saving transplant, both Amit and Ruchi are now living healthy lives in Dubai. Despite the major surgery, Amit has also maintained his own health, and Ruchi continues to thrive. Reflecting on his decision, Amit shared how it profoundly changed his perspective on life. 'Organ donation has the power to save lives and offer individuals a second chance at a fulfilling life. It's crucial we all consider it, especially after our passing. "I'm proud that my decision helped Ruchi, and I hope it inspires others to think about how they can make a difference,' he said. While his decision was initially met with questions, the reactions of those around him soon turned to admiration as they understood the significance of his selfless act. "It wasn't just about the surgery — it was about giving her the chance to live," Amit added. Legacy of giving Amit's commitment to organ donation didn't end with his own act of generosity. His father-in-law, who had pledged to donate his eyes, passed away shortly after Ruchi's transplant. True to his wishes, Amit and his family ensured that his eyes were donated, continuing a legacy of giving. Today, Arora remains a strong advocate for organ donation. 'I'm committed to pledging my organs, too, in the event of my passing. If my decision can save even one life, it will be worth it,' he added. Last year, the UAE set a new world record for the highest number of online organ donation registrations within a one-hour timeframe. Hayat, which means life in Arabic, is the National Programme for Donation and Transplantation of Human Organs and Tissues, established in September 2020 under the supervision of the Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP). As earlier reported by Khaleej Times, organ utilisation rate (ORU) in the UAE stands at 4.2, which is one of the highest in the world. Way to help others In the same spirit of giving, Suchitra, a 48-year-old housewife who has been a UAE resident for over 21 years, has pledged to donate her organs upon her passing. "Philanthropy and social work have been close to my heart," she shared. Explaining her motivation, Suchitra said, 'By donating our organs, we don't just leave our bodies behind; we offer others the chance to live on through us. It's a gift of life, and I believe the Almighty will bless us for such acts of kindness,' she shared. She also mentioned that her family fully supports her decision, with her husband being an organ donor as well. Both of them are regular blood donors, further emphasising their commitment to giving back. Suchitra has pledged to donate all her organs and any other body parts that could help improve others' lives. Giving back to society Similarly, Rohit Garg, a 49-year-old CFO at Al Habtoor Group, has also committed to organ donation, viewing it as a powerful way to give back to society. 'I pledged to donate because I believe in community service. If my organs can help someone see, breathe, or live longer, it's a meaningful way to make a difference. Knowing I can save lives even after I'm gone is a powerful and fulfilling thought,' he shared with Khaleej Times. Rohit believes organ donation is vital for the community. 'It gives people a second chance at life. A single donor can save multiple lives, and that's an act of kindness. I encourage everyone to consider this gift — it's a simple decision that can bring hope to many families.' Although it wasn't an easy decision for his family to accept, they eventually understood that it came from a place of kindness. 'It took some discussions, but they respect my choice to help others even after I'm gone,' Rohit said. He has pledged to donate any viable organs after his passing, knowing his decision could save lives in the future. Under the Hayat programme, any person in the UAE aged 18 and above and holding an Emirates ID may register their desire to donate organs after brain death.
