Middle East and Africa Greenhouse Market Share, Size and Analysis 2034

A greenhouse is a building composed mostly of transparent materials, such as glass or plastic, that lets light in and retains heat within to provide a regulated climate for plant growth. It shields crops from inclement weather, including wind, severe cold, heat, and pests. Fruits, vegetables, flowers, and other plants can be grown year-round in greenhouses because they maintain ideal levels of light, humidity, and temperature. This controlled environment saves water, increases output, and lessens the need for chemical pesticides. In both home gardening and commercial agriculture, greenhouses are frequently used to increase crop yields, lengthen growing seasons, and promote sustainable agricultural methods.

According to SPER market research, ‘Middle East and Africa Greenhouse Market Size- By Equipment, By Type, By Crop- Regional Outlook, Competitive Strategies and Segment Forecast to 2034’ state that the Middle East & Africa Greenhouse Market is estimated to reach USD XX billion by 2033 with a CAGR of 11.15%.

Drivers:

Rapid population increase and a shortage of arable land are driving the need for food security, which is driving growth in the Middle East and Africa greenhouse market. Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are making significant investments in controlled-environment agriculture in an effort to lessen their reliance on imported food. Subsidies, agricultural innovation-promoting laws, and strategic alliances with international suppliers of greenhouse technology are all examples of government support that is driving growth. Furthermore, the popularity of hydroponics and other greenhouse systems has been boosted by growing awareness of water conservation and sustainable farming methods, making greenhouse production a practical alternative for the MEA’s hard climate.

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Restraints:

The greenhouse market in Africa and the Middle East confronts a number of obstacles despite its potential for expansion. A significant obstacle, particularly for small and medium-sized farmers, is the high initial capital expenditure needed to build up technologically advanced greenhouse systems. In order to run and maintain such systems, the area also lacks the technical know-how and specialized workforce required. Extreme heat and scarce freshwater supplies are two examples of harsh climate conditions that raise the expense of maintaining ideal growing conditions. Additionally, the widespread adoption of greenhouse farming throughout the region is hampered by several African countries’ poor infrastructure and restricted access to financing.

Riyadh dominates the Greenhouse Market in the Middle East and Africa due to strong government support for sustainable agriculture and advanced farming technologies. Some significant market players are Agra Tech Inc, Argus Control Systems Ltd, Certhon, Heliospectra Ab, Hort Americas, Llc and others.

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