Meticulous Research^®—a leading market research company, published a research report titled, Parenteral Nutrition Bags Market by Chamber Type (Single-Chamber Bags, Dual-Chamber Bags, Multi-Chambered Bags), Consumer (Adults, Children), End User (Healthcare Facilities, Pharmacies & Compounding Service Providers) – Global Forecast to 2031.'

According to this latest publication from Meticulous Research^®, by 2031, the parenteral nutrition bags market could reach around $1.25 billion, growing at roughly 6.6% a year from 2024. A few things are pushing this forward. Chronic illnesses are rising, malnutrition is still a big global issue, and premature births are more common than before. On top of that, metabolic disorders keep adding to the patient pool that depends on nutrition delivered outside of regular eating. Hospitals still lead the use of intravenous feeding (IV feeding), especially through TPN bags and IV fluids. Total parenteral nutrition (TPN) whether delivered through central parenteral nutrition or peripheral parenteral nutrition is critical when patients can’t rely on oral or enteral intake. Think of people with severe digestive problems, cancer patients, or premature infants. But there is another angle. More patients are being treated at home. The demand for home healthcare is expanding, especially for older people who need long-term nutrition support. This shift, plus growing healthcare spending in countries that are still building up their systems, creates space for market growth. That said, risks remain. IV feeding can raise infection concerns, which makes doctors cautious. And in some regions, people do not even know much about parenteral nutrition, so adoption lags. Even so, as critical care expands and awareness spreads, the parenteral nutrition bags market looks set to keep moving upward.

Key Players:

The key players profiled in the parenteral nutrition bags market report are B. Braun SE (Germany), Baxter International, Inc. (U.S.), Fresenius Kabi AG (Germany), GVS S,p.A. (Italy), Grifols, S.A. (Spain), Technolflex (France), RENOLIT Healthcare (Germany), Valmed s.r.l (Italy), HEMEDIS GmbH  (Germany), INFRA Srl (Italy), Beijing L&Z Medical Technology Development Co., Ltd.(China), Boen Healthcare Co., Ltd. (China),  AdvaCare Pharma  (U.S.), and Diffuplast S.r.l. (Italy).

The parenteral nutrition bags market is segmented by Chamber Type (Single-chamber Parenteral Nutrition Bags, Dual-chamber Parenteral Nutrition Bags, and Multi-chambered Parenteral Nutrition Bags), Consumer (Adults and Children), End User (Healthcare Facilities and Pharmacies & Compounding Service Providers), and Geography. The study also evaluates industry competitors and analyses the regional markets.

Simplicity and Safety Push Single-Chamber Parenteral Nutrition Bags Ahead

In 2024, the single-chamber parenteral nutrition bags segment is set to take the biggest slice of the parenteral nutrition bags market. These bags have just one compartment, but that is often enough—they let clinicians mix amino acids, electrolytes, carbs, vitamins, lipids, and trace elements in a straightforward way. For day-to-day intravenous feeding (IV feeding), the simplicity works. The reasons behind their dominance are not complicated. Single-chamber TPN bags are everywhere, they are written into more prescriptions than dual or multi-chamber formats, and they carry a lower risk of infection. On top of that, fewer errors happen during preparation and administration. They are also cheaper, which matters when hospitals are balancing costs. When it comes to total parenteral nutrition (TPN), doctors rely on both central parenteral nutrition and peripheral parenteral nutrition routes, but single-chamber setups often make the process easier. Compared with more complex designs, they are cost-effective and practical for delivering nutrients through IV fluids. That practicality keeps them ahead of the pack.

Growing Hospitalization Rates Support Adult Segment in Parenteral Nutrition

In 2024, adults are expected to make up the largest part of the parenteral nutrition bags market. Honestly, it is not too surprising. Adults face more gastrointestinal problems, they are more likely to need surgery, and they tend to end up in hospitals more often than younger groups. The growing elderly population just adds to this, and cancer is another big factor that pushes the numbers higher. Cancer alone explains a lot. According to GLOBOCAN, cancer cases among people aged 35–54 could rise quite a bit by 2045 around 19% more in North America, 12% in Asia, and more than 21% in Latin America and the Caribbean. Patients in this group, especially those going through chemotherapy or recovering from surgery, often need total parenteral nutrition (TPN) because regular eating just does not work for them. That is when TPN bags and IV fluids come into play, through intravenous feeding (IV feeding). Doctors usually decide between central parenteral nutrition and peripheral parenteral nutrition depending on how sick the patient is and how long they will need support. So, when you add it all up more adults with chronic conditions, more cancer cases, more surgeries the adult segment naturally takes the lead. It is not just about hospital care either. These patients also drive demand for home use of parenteral nutrition, which keeps the market moving.

Why Healthcare Facilities Dominate the Parenteral Nutrition Bags Market

By 2024, hospitals and other healthcare facilities probably make up the biggest chunk of the parenteral nutrition bags market. And honestly, it makes sense. Most patients end up in hospitals or clinics when they are sick, so that is where most prescriptions for parenteral nutrition start. More chronic illness, more surgeries, more people staying longer in hospitals it all adds up to higher use of intravenous feeding (IV feeding) with TPN bags and IV fluids. Hospitals also have the tools that smaller setups do not. Their pharmacies often use advanced compounding systems to prepare total parenteral nutrition (TPN) for each patient. Depending on the case, doctors may choose central parenteral nutrition or peripheral parenteral nutrition and both need monitoring that’s much easier in a hospital than at home. Sure, home healthcare is expanding. Some patients like the idea of receiving IV support outside the hospital. But when it comes down to scale and safety, healthcare facilities still dominate. They see the highest patient flow, have the trained staff, and can handle the complex cases. That is why they remain at the centre of the parenteral nutrition bags market.

Strong Adoption of Intravenous Feeding and Total Parenteral Nutrition Positions North America at the Forefront of Market Growth

In 2024, healthcare facilities including hospitals and clinics are likely to command the largest share of the parenteral nutrition bags market. The simple reason is that a vast number of patients seek treatment and diagnosis in these settings, where nutrition support is often prescribed. A growing disease burden worldwide means more prescriptions for TPN bags, IV fluids, and total parenteral nutrition in hospitals. What also sets healthcare facilities apart is their access to advanced compounding equipment. Hospital-associated pharmacies are better equipped to prepare customized nutrition blends, making both central parenteral nutrition and peripheral parenteral nutrition safer and more effective. While home healthcare is expanding, hospitals remain the backbone of IV feeding delivery due to their infrastructure and clinical expertise.

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Key questions answered in the report-

Which regions are expected to show the fastest adoption of parenteral nutrition, and why?

How does rising healthcare spending in emerging economies create opportunities for this market?

Why are single-chamber parenteral nutrition bags dominating the market compared to dual- and multi-chamber bags?

How do cost-effectiveness and infection control contribute to the preference for single-chamber TPN bags?

Why are healthcare facilities leading the adoption of parenteral nutrition bags over home healthcare?

How does the presence of advanced compounding systems in hospital pharmacies influence market dominance?

What impact does the high prevalence of chronic & infectious diseases in North America have on IV feeding demand?

Which Asia-Pacific markets are likely to show the strongest growth, and what factors are fueling it?

How are leading players like B. Braun SE, Baxter International, and Fresenius Kabi differentiating themselves in the market?

What strategies are key companies using to strengthen their presence in both developed and emerging regions?

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