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CMC having purity (active ingredient) above 95% held the highest share exceeding 40% in 2016 and will follow the similar trend by 2024. The carboxymethyl cellulose market growth will be ascribed to the high demand for cellulose gum with purity more than 99.5% from food & beverage and pharmaceuticals applications.

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The Global Carboxymethyl Cellulose report offers the most up-to-date industry data on the actual and potential Market situation, segmentation, regional breakdowns and future outlook. The Carboxymethyl Cellulose Market research includes historic data from 2013–2017 and forecasts up to 2021.

Surfactants market is segmented into five regions: Europe, Latin America, Asia Pacific, North America, and the Middle East & Africa. Among these, Asia Pacific is the leading region of the market and is expected to grow with an encouraging CAGR. Growing population coupled with increasing purchase power parity in the developing nations are primarily driving the growth of the surfactants market. Moreover, the burgeoning retail sector in the region coupled with the penetration of smartphones has made the availability of consumer goods easier, which, in turn, is surging the market growth. The homecare application is the largest applications of surfactants accounted for a market share of over 30%. The growing purchasing power in the region has propelled the demand for home care and personal care products mainly in China and India.

Given the absence of studies on the impacts of drilling and fracking in plants and animals, as well as inadequate inspection and scant traceability in the food chain, it’s hard to know what level of risk consumers face when drinking milk or eating meat or vegetables produced in a frack zone. Unless, of course, you’re Jacki Schilke, and you feel marginally healthier when you quit eating the food that you produced downwind or downstream from drill rigs. But many consumers—those intensely interested in where and how their food is grown—aren’t waiting for hard data to tell them what is or isn’t safe. For them, the perception of pollution is just as bad as the real thing. Ken Jaffe, who raises grass-fed cattle in upstate New York, says, “My beef sells itself. My farm is pristine. But a restaurant doesn’t want to visit and see a drill pad on the horizon.”

The Hexion cement antifoam additive (CAA) is applicable in a variety of cement formulations, including those that contain dispersants, accelerators, retarders, and fluid-loss additives. The CAA is a free-flowing powder that is stable in wide temperature and humidity ranges and resists clumping. Its performance may also eliminate the need for a liquid de-foamer on location. 

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Although energy companies don’t make a habit of telling potential lease signers about the environmental risks they might face, the Securities and Exchange Commission requires them to inform potential investors. In a 2008 filing, Cabot Industries cited “well site blowouts, cratering and explosions; equipment failures; uncontrolled flows of natural gas, oil or well fluids; fires; formations with abnormal pressures; pollution and other environmental risks.” In 2011, oil companies in North Dakota reported more than 1,000 accidental releases of oil, drilling wastewater or other fluids, with many more releases likely unreported. Between 2008 and 2011, drilling companies in Pennsylvania reported 2,392 violations of law that posed a direct threat to the environment and safety of communities.

Metal nanoparticles production is another key application of carboxymethyl cellulose as a stabilizing agent, for instance – CMC is used in ice packs to retain the lower freezing point. The report estimates the function of CMC as thickener to remain sought-after among end-use industries, trailed by its function as stabilizer in terms of value as well as volume.

This table compares Flotek Industries and Ener-Core’s top-line revenue, earnings per share (EPS) and valuation.

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