RnRMR: Consumer Water Treatment Systems Industry 2017

World Consumer Water Treatment Systems to 2017
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World Consumer Water Treatment Systems
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World demand to rise at double-digit annual rate
Global demand for consumer water treatment systems is projected to increase
at an annual double-digit pace to over $14 billion in 2017. Ongoing economic
improvement in several key geographic markets through 2017 will boost gains
after the global recession of 2009 and subsequent slow recovery restrained
home construction activity through 2012. In general, sales of home water
treatment systems are driven by rising awareness of water contamination and
the role that old plumbing plays in fouling water that was clean when it left a
central treatment plant, coupled with consumer education about water
treatment technologies and access to several types of systems. Even in regions
with high-quality water, citizens purchase consumer water treatment systems to
improve aesthetic issues such as the taste and smell of their water.
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Gains to be stimulated by switch from ingrained habits
Gains will continue to advance as people switch from habits that are deeply and
often culturally ingrained. For instance, in many developing parts of the world
with unreliable water quality, residents boil their water before drinking; while in
a number of countries, residents buy drinking water in bottles, jugs, or large
containers from an outside source. The consumer water treatment industry
must still work to overcome skepticism about the performance of these systems
in regions where products are loosely regulated, and uncertainty about the
need for supplemental water treatment in less established markets.
BRIC countries among fastest growing markets
The countries expected to see the fastest growth include the BRIC
(Brazil, Russia, India, and China) countries, and others such as Mexico and South
Africa. These countries do not yet have established markets for consumer water
treatment systems but benefit from increasing personal incomes,
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In these countries, water resources are poor quality and often stressed, and
public water treatment infrastructure is insufficient.
Combined, Japan, China, and the US — the three largest national markets for
consumer water treatment systems — accounted for more than half of global
sales of these products in 2012. Unlike China, the markets in Japan and the US
are well established. Additionally, public water quality is high by global
standards in most parts of the US and Japan. Rural residents, who are most
likely to be using private, untreated water, are the biggest consumers of highlevel water treatment systems, particularly point-of-entry models that treat all
the water that comes into a home. Urban residents, who are generally on public
water lines and receive pretreated water, more commonly, purchase point-ofuse systems that improve the taste or smell of water. or higher-value systems
that remove contaminants regulated by public water authorities.

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Wealthier consumers have driven sales of multi-technology systems in recent
years, including systems configured in free-standing, wallmounted, and
countertop models that use conventional filters, reverse osmosis or other
membranes, and ultraviolet light. A growing number of these higher-value
systems also incorporate specialty features that heat or chill the water, and
sometimes make ice or add flavors.
Table of Contents
Introduction XIV
I.Executive Summary 1
II.Market Environment 4
General 4
World Economic Outlook 4
Recent Historical Trends 5
Macroeconomic Outlook 7
World Demographic Outlook 10
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Population 11
Households 13
Urbanization Patterns 14
World Water Use 16
World Residential Building Construction Activity 18
New Housing Units 20
Housing Stock 22
Pricing Overview 25
Environmental & Regulatory Issues 27
Water Pollution 29
Regulations 30
Waterborne Diseases 34
III.Overview 36
General 36
Types 38

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Point-of-Entry 41
Point-of-Use 44
Aftermarket Components 50
Technology 53
Conventional Filtration 56
Membrane Separation 61
Other 66
IV.North America 70
General 70
Consumer Water Treatment System Demand 72
United States 75
Canada 83
Mexico 91
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