| Title: | Freedonia Focus on World Wipes |
| Price: | $500.00 |
| Publication Date: | Aug 01, 2007 |
| Abstract: | This report discusses world wipes demand for the years 2001 and 2006, with forecasts for 2011. Topics covered include demand by product and market; regional demand overview; demand in North America, Western Europe, Asia/Pacific, and aggregate other regions; industry composition and leading participants. Product segments include wet and dry wipes; market segments cover consumer (including baby, personal care, and household and automotive wipes) and industrial (including manufacturing, health care and other wipes). This 24 page report also includes a highlights summary and a resources section. |
| Brief Excerpt: | ...Worldwide demand for wipes is forecast to rise #.# percent per year from #### to $#.# billion in ####. Growth wil l be fueled by market gains in the developing regions of the world due to accelerating economic growth, ongoing industrialization efforts and rising personal income levels. The consumer market will both outpace and account for a larger portion of demand than the industrial segment through ####, growing #.# percent per year to $#.# billion. Advanc es will be spurred by strong gains in household, hand and body, and a number of niche applications. Baby wipes will continue to represent the largest market sector through #### with demand of $#.# billion. Ho wever, demand is forecast to increase a below-average #.# percent per year due to market maturity and competition from new specialty wi pes in non-diaper-change applications. Household and automotive wipes will present the best prospects for growth through the forecast period, as demand is expected... |
| Word Count: | 7424 |
| Length: | 26 Pages |
| SIC: | 2297 |
| NAICS: | 31323 |
| Company(ies): | Kimberly-Clark Corporation, Nice-Pak Products Incorporated, Procter & Gamble Company |
| Ticker(s): | KMB, PG |
| Country(ies): | United States, US |
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