Biosurfactants are known as surface-active compounds that can be synthesized by a selected number of natural and biobased sources. Biosurfactants are popular for their biodegradability and low eco-toxicity. Besides biodegradability, low toxicity & high production potential, biosurfactants have a high surface and interfacial activity. Biosurfactants are commercially produced from natural sources such as vegetable oil, glycerol and glucose by the addition of a non-pathogenic microorganisms. Biosurfactants are extracted from natural sources and are also expected to be an alternative to petrochemicals. It is expected that the efficacy of biosurfactants in breaking down oil into droplets would increase market penetration as a dispersant of oil. Biosurfactants are shown to be useful in hard surface cleaning a well as automatic dishwashing rinse aid formulations. This is attributed in part to their low foaming profile coupled with their surface activity properties, which are of potential interest in additional applications. Biosurfactants are widely used in agriculture products, like pesticides and other chemicals, in detergents for residential, medical, and healthcare usage; in personal care & cosmetic products, such as shampoo, hash wash liquids, soap, and many other products. Due to the increasing demand for biosurfactants from many end-use industries, including oil & energy, agriculture, chemical, pharmaceutical, medical & healthcare, consumer goods, and others, this market is booming day by day.

The global bioanalytical testing services market is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 10.2% from 2022 to 2030. Key factors driving the market growth are increasing outsourcing of R&D activities by pharmaceutical companies and high demand for analytical testing of biosimilars and biologics. However, the challenges in development and validation of bioanalytical methods hinders the market growth.