GITNUXREPORT 2026

Blood Plasma Industry Statistics

From lifesaving IVIG use in 60% driven by autoimmune disease to global coagulation support with 10 million units of fresh frozen plasma and 20% of trauma cases using cryoprecipitate, this page turns plasma derivatives into practical, patient backed impact. You will also see where supply actually comes from, including the US holding 70% of global plasma supply against Europe’s 42% source plasma self sufficiency in 2022, alongside a market snapshot that reached USD 32.47 billion in 2022 and is projected to grow at 7.8% CAGR to 2030.

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Immunoglobulins treat primary immunodeficiency in 1 in 10,000 people worldwide.

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Albumin used in 50 million infusions annually for hypoalbuminemia.

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Factor VIII from plasma treats 400,000 hemophilia A patients globally.

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IVIG market driven by autoimmune diseases, 60% usage.

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Alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency affects 100,000 in U.S., treated by plasma Prolastin.

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Rhophylac (anti-D) prevents hemolytic disease in 1M pregnancies/year.

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C1 esterase inhibitor for hereditary angioedema, 10,000 patients EU.

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Fibrinogen concentrates for congenital afibrinogenemia, rare 1:1M.

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Protein C concentrate for thrombosis prevention, 500 patients global.

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Von Willebrand factor plasma-derived for 1% population VWD.

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Hyperimmune globulins like HBIG prevent hepatitis B in 1M newborns Asia.

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Cytomegalovirus IG for transplant patients, 200,000/year.

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Antithrombin III for hereditary deficiency, 1:5000 prevalence.

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Plasma cryoprecipitate used in 20% trauma cases for fibrinogen.

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Fresh frozen plasma transfused 10M units globally for coagulopathy.

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Convalescent plasma efficacy 20% mortality reduction in early COVID trials.

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Solvent-detergent plasma safer, reduces viral risk 1:10M.

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U.S. represents 70% of global plasma supply, with 900+ FDA-licensed centers.

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Europe collects only 25% of source plasma needed, imports 75% from U.S.

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China 25% of global plasma, but mostly for domestic use.

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EU plasma self-sufficiency rate: 42% for source plasma in 2022.

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U.S. plasma donations per capita: 42 liters/1000 people vs EU 6.5.

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Australia 100% self-sufficient in plasma products via imports processing.

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Japan imports 70% plasma from U.S., domestic bans on paid collection.

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Canada 95% reliant on U.S. imports for fractionated plasma.

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Brazil exports 40% of collected plasma to Europe.

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Germany highest EU collection: 15 liters/1000 pop.

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India plasma fractionation capacity: 5M liters but utilization 40%.

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Russia self-sufficient, exports to CIS countries.

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Mexico 80% plasma processed locally, exports to U.S.

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UK imports 100% plasma for fractionation from U.S./Spain.

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South Africa collects 0.4M liters, imports most IVIG.

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Austria high per capita: 20 liters/1000, exports surplus.

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Czech Republic fractionation hub for CEE, 0.6M liters.

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Hungary exports plasma to Grifols network.

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Poland growing collections to 1M liters by 2025 target.

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UAE imports all plasma, new centers planned.

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Saudi Arabia collects 0.3M liters domestically.

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CSL Behring leads with 25% global plasma fractionation market share in 2023.

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Grifols SA revenue from plasma products: €5.2 billion in 2022.

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Takeda Pharmaceutical's plasma division (Shire) generated $6.5B in 2022 sales.

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Octapharma AG operates 180 collection centers, revenue €3.8B in 2022.

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Sanofi (via Bioverativ) plasma revenue: $2.1B in 2023.

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Kedrion Biopharma Italian firm with €1.2B revenue, 10% market share.

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LFB (France) produces 4 million liters fractionated plasma yearly.

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Biotest AG German plasma specialist, revenue €0.7B in 2022.

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Haema AG (CSL subsidiary) 50 centers in Germany, key EU supplier.

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Talecris Biotherapeutics (acquired by Grifols) historic 15% share.

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ADMA Biologics emerging player, revenue $0.3B in 2023, 100% growth.

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China Biologic Products (acquired by Grifols) 12M liters capacity.

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Emergent BioSolutions plasma contracts $1.5B government deals.

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Kamada Ltd Israeli firm, $0.2B revenue from plasma hyperimmunes.

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BPL (UK) supplies NHS, revenue £0.4B, fractionation leader.

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Hualan Biological China, 4M liters collection, state-owned.

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GC Biopharma Korea, $1B revenue, growing exports.

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Intas Pharmaceuticals India plasma arm, $0.5B.

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NatiLife Argentina, exports to 20 countries, 1M liters.

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VivoKey (Grifols) Hungary center expansions.

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SK Plasma Korea, new $300M facility for 5M liters.

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The global blood plasma products market size was valued at USD 32.47 billion in 2022 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 7.8% from 2023 to 2030.

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The plasma fractionation market is projected to reach USD 42.5 billion by 2028, growing at a CAGR of 8.2% from 2023.

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North America dominated the blood plasma market with a 45% share in 2022, driven by high collection volumes.

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The immunoglobulin segment accounted for 42% of the plasma derivatives market revenue in 2023.

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Global plasma collection volume reached 55 million liters in 2022, supporting a market valued at over $30 billion.

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The U.S. plasma industry generated $28.6 billion in economic output in 2021.

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Asia-Pacific plasma market is expected to grow fastest at 9.5% CAGR through 2030 due to rising healthcare investments.

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Protease inhibitors segment held 25% market share in plasma fractionation in 2022.

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Europe plasma products market was USD 8.9 billion in 2022.

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By 2030, the global plasma therapy market could exceed $50 billion amid rising chronic disease prevalence.

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U.S. accounted for 68% of global source plasma collection in 2022.

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Albumin segment revenue reached $7.2 billion globally in 2023.

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The convalescent plasma market surged 300% during COVID-19 peak in 2020.

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Plasma-derived therapeutics market CAGR projected at 6.5% to 2027.

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Latin America plasma market valued at $1.8 billion in 2022, growing at 7% CAGR.

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Factor VIII market within plasma products hit $10.5 billion in 2022.

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Global plasma supply chain market valued at $15 billion in logistics segment alone in 2023.

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Immunoglobulin market to grow from $13.5B in 2022 to $22B by 2030.

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U.S. plasma exports reached $4.2 billion in 2022.

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Plasma fractionation capacity utilization averaged 75% globally in 2022.

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Middle East & Africa plasma market smallest at $0.9B in 2022, but growing 8% CAGR.

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Coagulation factor concentrates segment 35% of plasma market in 2023.

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In 2022, over 100 million plasma donations occurred worldwide.

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U.S. centers collected 110 liters of plasma per 1000 people in 2022.

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Europe collects 5.5 million liters of plasma annually from whole blood.

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Global source plasma volume grew 5% YoY to 55 million liters in 2022.

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CSL Plasma operates over 300 collection centers worldwide, collecting 15 million liters yearly.

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Recovered plasma from whole blood donations: 12 million liters in EU in 2021.

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U.S. plasma donation frequency averages 40 times per donor per year.

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China plasma collection volume: 14 million liters in 2022, up 10%.

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Australia collects 1.2 million liters of plasma annually from 50,000 donors.

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Grifols collects 20% of global plasma, approx 11 million liters in 2022.

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Japan plasma fractionation uses 80% imported plasma, domestic 1.5M liters.

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India plasma collection: 3 million liters in 2022, mostly recovered plasma.

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Octapharma's 80 global centers yield 8 million liters annually.

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Brazil national plasma collection: 2.8 million liters from 1.2M donations.

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Germany leads EU with 4.5 million liters source plasma in 2022.

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Canada collects 1.1 million units of plasma yearly via Canadian Blood Services.

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World plasma yield per 1000 population: 7.2 liters average in 2022.

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UK plasma collection banned for fractionation since 1999, relies on imports.

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South Korea plasma volume: 1.8 million liters, 90% imported.

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Mexico plasma collection centers: 150, yielding 2.5M liters/year.

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Russia domestic plasma: 4 million liters in 2022.

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New Zealand plasma from 60,000 donors: 0.8M liters annually.

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Argentina plasma exports: 1.2M liters, key supplier to Latin America.

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Turkey collection: 1.5M liters, growing 12% YoY.

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Vietnam plasma volume doubled to 0.9M liters in 2022.

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Thailand 1.1M liters from 200 centers.

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Written by Karl Becker·Edited by Marcus Engström·Fact-checked by Yumi Nakamura

Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 5, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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Blood plasma statistics move fast, and the latest figures put real pressure on the supply chain that underpins them. With the U.S. accounting for about 70% of global source plasma and 900 plus FDA licensed centers, while Europe collects only 25% of what it needs, the gap between donations and treatments becomes impossible to ignore. One dataset connects that imbalance to therapy scale too, from IVIG use driven by autoimmune disease to fresh frozen plasma transfusions totaling 10 million units worldwide.

Key Takeaways

Immunoglobulins treat primary immunodeficiency in 1 in 10,000 people worldwide.
Albumin used in 50 million infusions annually for hypoalbuminemia.
Factor VIII from plasma treats 400,000 hemophilia A patients globally.
U.S. represents 70% of global plasma supply, with 900+ FDA-licensed centers.
Europe collects only 25% of source plasma needed, imports 75% from U.S.
China 25% of global plasma, but mostly for domestic use.
CSL Behring leads with 25% global plasma fractionation market share in 2023.
Grifols SA revenue from plasma products: €5.2 billion in 2022.
Takeda Pharmaceutical's plasma division (Shire) generated $6.5B in 2022 sales.
The global blood plasma products market size was valued at USD 32.47 billion in 2022 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 7.8% from 2023 to 2030.
The plasma fractionation market is projected to reach USD 42.5 billion by 2028, growing at a CAGR of 8.2% from 2023.
North America dominated the blood plasma market with a 45% share in 2022, driven by high collection volumes.
In 2022, over 100 million plasma donations occurred worldwide.
U.S. centers collected 110 liters of plasma per 1000 people in 2022.
Europe collects 5.5 million liters of plasma annually from whole blood.

Plasma therapies are growing fast, fueled by rising demand for immunoglobulins, albumin, and clotting factors worldwide.

Applications and Products

1Immunoglobulins treat primary immunodeficiency in 1 in 10,000 people worldwide.

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2Albumin used in 50 million infusions annually for hypoalbuminemia.

Verified

3Factor VIII from plasma treats 400,000 hemophilia A patients globally.

Verified

4IVIG market driven by autoimmune diseases, 60% usage.

Single source

5Alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency affects 100,000 in U.S., treated by plasma Prolastin.

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6Rhophylac (anti-D) prevents hemolytic disease in 1M pregnancies/year.

Verified

7C1 esterase inhibitor for hereditary angioedema, 10,000 patients EU.

Verified

8Fibrinogen concentrates for congenital afibrinogenemia, rare 1:1M.

Single source

9Protein C concentrate for thrombosis prevention, 500 patients global.

Verified

10Von Willebrand factor plasma-derived for 1% population VWD.

Single source

11Hyperimmune globulins like HBIG prevent hepatitis B in 1M newborns Asia.

Directional

12Cytomegalovirus IG for transplant patients, 200,000/year.

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13Antithrombin III for hereditary deficiency, 1:5000 prevalence.

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14Plasma cryoprecipitate used in 20% trauma cases for fibrinogen.

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15Fresh frozen plasma transfused 10M units globally for coagulopathy.

Single source

16Convalescent plasma efficacy 20% mortality reduction in early COVID trials.

Directional

17Solvent-detergent plasma safer, reduces viral risk 1:10M.

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Applications and Products Interpretation

These statistics are a humbling mosaic, proving that from a single liter of donor plasma we can wage countless quiet wars—from saving a rare child with a one-in-a-million disorder to protecting a million newborns each year—making this vast industry profoundly personal.

Geographic Distribution

1U.S. represents 70% of global plasma supply, with 900+ FDA-licensed centers.

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2Europe collects only 25% of source plasma needed, imports 75% from U.S.

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3China 25% of global plasma, but mostly for domestic use.

Directional

4EU plasma self-sufficiency rate: 42% for source plasma in 2022.

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5U.S. plasma donations per capita: 42 liters/1000 people vs EU 6.5.

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6Australia 100% self-sufficient in plasma products via imports processing.

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7Japan imports 70% plasma from U.S., domestic bans on paid collection.

Directional

8Canada 95% reliant on U.S. imports for fractionated plasma.

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9Brazil exports 40% of collected plasma to Europe.

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10Germany highest EU collection: 15 liters/1000 pop.

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11India plasma fractionation capacity: 5M liters but utilization 40%.

Directional

12Russia self-sufficient, exports to CIS countries.

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13Mexico 80% plasma processed locally, exports to U.S.

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14UK imports 100% plasma for fractionation from U.S./Spain.

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15South Africa collects 0.4M liters, imports most IVIG.

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16Austria high per capita: 20 liters/1000, exports surplus.

Single source

17Czech Republic fractionation hub for CEE, 0.6M liters.

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18Hungary exports plasma to Grifols network.

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19Poland growing collections to 1M liters by 2025 target.

Directional

20UAE imports all plasma, new centers planned.

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21Saudi Arabia collects 0.3M liters domestically.

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Geographic Distribution Interpretation

The United States operates as the world's hyper-efficient, paid-plasma pharmacy, leaving Europe in a chronic supply deficit and countries like Canada and Japan utterly dependent, while nations with the capacity, like China and Russia, guard their stockpiles domestically.

Major Companies

1CSL Behring leads with 25% global plasma fractionation market share in 2023.

Directional

2Grifols SA revenue from plasma products: €5.2 billion in 2022.

Directional

3Takeda Pharmaceutical's plasma division (Shire) generated $6.5B in 2022 sales.

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4Octapharma AG operates 180 collection centers, revenue €3.8B in 2022.

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5Sanofi (via Bioverativ) plasma revenue: $2.1B in 2023.

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6Kedrion Biopharma Italian firm with €1.2B revenue, 10% market share.

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7LFB (France) produces 4 million liters fractionated plasma yearly.

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8Biotest AG German plasma specialist, revenue €0.7B in 2022.

Single source

9Haema AG (CSL subsidiary) 50 centers in Germany, key EU supplier.

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10Talecris Biotherapeutics (acquired by Grifols) historic 15% share.

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11ADMA Biologics emerging player, revenue $0.3B in 2023, 100% growth.

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12China Biologic Products (acquired by Grifols) 12M liters capacity.

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13Emergent BioSolutions plasma contracts $1.5B government deals.

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14Kamada Ltd Israeli firm, $0.2B revenue from plasma hyperimmunes.

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15BPL (UK) supplies NHS, revenue £0.4B, fractionation leader.

Single source

16Hualan Biological China, 4M liters collection, state-owned.

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17GC Biopharma Korea, $1B revenue, growing exports.

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18Intas Pharmaceuticals India plasma arm, $0.5B.

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19NatiLife Argentina, exports to 20 countries, 1M liters.

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20VivoKey (Grifols) Hungary center expansions.

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21SK Plasma Korea, new $300M facility for 5M liters.

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Major Companies Interpretation

While CSL Behring holds a quarter of the global market by volume, the plasma industry is a fiercely competitive and surprisingly fragmented ecosystem where giants like Grifols and Takeda count their revenue in billions, yet niche players from Argentina to South Korea still carve out vital, lucrative roles in this life-saving supply chain.

Market Size and Growth

1The global blood plasma products market size was valued at USD 32.47 billion in 2022 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 7.8% from 2023 to 2030.

Single source

2The plasma fractionation market is projected to reach USD 42.5 billion by 2028, growing at a CAGR of 8.2% from 2023.

Verified

3North America dominated the blood plasma market with a 45% share in 2022, driven by high collection volumes.

Verified

4The immunoglobulin segment accounted for 42% of the plasma derivatives market revenue in 2023.

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5Global plasma collection volume reached 55 million liters in 2022, supporting a market valued at over $30 billion.

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6The U.S. plasma industry generated $28.6 billion in economic output in 2021.

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7Asia-Pacific plasma market is expected to grow fastest at 9.5% CAGR through 2030 due to rising healthcare investments.

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8Protease inhibitors segment held 25% market share in plasma fractionation in 2022.

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9Europe plasma products market was USD 8.9 billion in 2022.

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10By 2030, the global plasma therapy market could exceed $50 billion amid rising chronic disease prevalence.

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11U.S. accounted for 68% of global source plasma collection in 2022.

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12Albumin segment revenue reached $7.2 billion globally in 2023.

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13The convalescent plasma market surged 300% during COVID-19 peak in 2020.

Single source

14Plasma-derived therapeutics market CAGR projected at 6.5% to 2027.

Single source

15Latin America plasma market valued at $1.8 billion in 2022, growing at 7% CAGR.

Directional

16Factor VIII market within plasma products hit $10.5 billion in 2022.

Directional

17Global plasma supply chain market valued at $15 billion in logistics segment alone in 2023.

Single source

18Immunoglobulin market to grow from $13.5B in 2022 to $22B by 2030.

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19U.S. plasma exports reached $4.2 billion in 2022.

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20Plasma fractionation capacity utilization averaged 75% globally in 2022.

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21Middle East & Africa plasma market smallest at $0.9B in 2022, but growing 8% CAGR.

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22Coagulation factor concentrates segment 35% of plasma market in 2023.

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Market Size and Growth Interpretation

It appears our civilization has engineered a remarkably efficient, multi-billion dollar system for bottling human vitality, where a single liter of plasma quietly sustains an enormous and fiercely growing global enterprise focused on fending off mortality.

Production and Volume

1In 2022, over 100 million plasma donations occurred worldwide.

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2U.S. centers collected 110 liters of plasma per 1000 people in 2022.

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3Europe collects 5.5 million liters of plasma annually from whole blood.

Verified

4Global source plasma volume grew 5% YoY to 55 million liters in 2022.

Verified

5CSL Plasma operates over 300 collection centers worldwide, collecting 15 million liters yearly.

Single source

6Recovered plasma from whole blood donations: 12 million liters in EU in 2021.

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7U.S. plasma donation frequency averages 40 times per donor per year.

Verified

8China plasma collection volume: 14 million liters in 2022, up 10%.

Verified

9Australia collects 1.2 million liters of plasma annually from 50,000 donors.

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10Grifols collects 20% of global plasma, approx 11 million liters in 2022.

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11Japan plasma fractionation uses 80% imported plasma, domestic 1.5M liters.

Directional

12India plasma collection: 3 million liters in 2022, mostly recovered plasma.

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13Octapharma's 80 global centers yield 8 million liters annually.

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14Brazil national plasma collection: 2.8 million liters from 1.2M donations.

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15Germany leads EU with 4.5 million liters source plasma in 2022.

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16Canada collects 1.1 million units of plasma yearly via Canadian Blood Services.

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17World plasma yield per 1000 population: 7.2 liters average in 2022.

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18UK plasma collection banned for fractionation since 1999, relies on imports.

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19South Korea plasma volume: 1.8 million liters, 90% imported.

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20Mexico plasma collection centers: 150, yielding 2.5M liters/year.

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21Russia domestic plasma: 4 million liters in 2022.

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22New Zealand plasma from 60,000 donors: 0.8M liters annually.

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23Argentina plasma exports: 1.2M liters, key supplier to Latin America.

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24Turkey collection: 1.5M liters, growing 12% YoY.

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25Vietnam plasma volume doubled to 0.9M liters in 2022.

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26Thailand 1.1M liters from 200 centers.

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Production and Volume Interpretation

The global blood plasma industry reveals a world profoundly interconnected yet starkly unequal, where life-saving liquid is mined, traded, and consumed in a colossal and geopolitically charged marketplace that treats human plasma not just as a gift, but as a strategic commodity.

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