The COVID-19 outbreak has generated massive awareness regarding personal hygiene, which is likely to increase market demand. However, the pandemic has also created unprecedented supply-chain disruptions, which will ultimately affect sales for the time being. For instance, China stopped many of its factories that manufacture sanitary pads. According to Feminine and Infant Hygiene Association of India, China fulfills around 10-15% of India’s requirement of sanitary pads.
Once the situation normalizes, it is expected that the demand for hygiene products, especially hand sanitizers, soaps, and masks, will increase. And this is expected to generate a positive environment for consumer buying of hygiene products such as sanitary napkins.
Product development in the feminine hygiene products market is expected to play a vital role as companies looking for organic and eco-friendly options for raw materials. Also, companies are also focussing on consumer behavior across various regions where cultural factors regarding menstruation are proving to be a significant barrier for the companies.
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Key Players
Procter & Gamble, Unicharm Corporation, Johnson & Johnson, Kimberly-Clark Corporation, Svenska Cellulosa Aktiebolaget, Edgewell Personal Care, Seventh Generation, Vivanion, Lil-Lets UK Ltd., Essity, Kao Corporation, Glenmark and Hengan International Group Company Limited are some of the key players that are operating worldwide.
Feminine Hygiene Products Market Segmentation
By Usage Pattern
By Type
By Distribution Channel
By Region
North America
Europe
Asia-Pacific
Central and South America and Caribbean
Middle East
Africa
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