Market Overview:
The tissue products are
the toilet tissues, facial tissues and many more. Tissue products are very
soft, pliable and thin they are capable of absorbing the dirt and water. They
are mostly disposable products made for a one-time usage. Facial tissues are
carried by people to clean their face and the paper towel tissues are mostly
found in kitchen to clean the mess and the toilet tissues are found in long
strips that are narrow and are mainly seen in the bathrooms.
Competitive
Landscape:
Major market players involved in the tissue
products market are Georgia-Pacific LLC, CMPC Tissue S.A., Essity AB,
Kimberly-Clark Corporation, Asia Pulp and Paper Group, Metsä Group, WEPA
Hygieneprodukte GmbH, Procter & Gamble Co., Sofidel Group, and Cascades
Inc.
Key Market Drivers:
The rising expenditure on the healthcare products are anticipated to
augment the growth of the global tissue products market. For instance, the CMMS
states that the NHE data records that the healthcare expenditure per capita has
risen by 9.3% in between 2019 and 2020.
Furthermore, the rising number of hotels and restaurants and the usage
of the tissue products is anticipated to fuel the growth of the global tissue
products market. For instance, The NRA, publishes that the restaurant sales in
US, have touched US $ 899 Billion and expanded by 4% in the year 2019.
Covid-19 Impact Analysis
The Covid-19 outbreak has led to the positive impact on growth of the
global tissue products market due to the rising awareness and hygiene amidst
people and expanded usage of the tissue papers and also the huge purchase of
the papers and storing it to avoid the inaccessibility of it during the
shutdown or lockdown times.
Key Takeaways:
The tissue products
market is expected to exhibit a CAGR of 3.2 % during the forecast period due to announcement of the hygienic products and
sanitation and the approvals and innovations of the products and the spread of
awareness amongst people regarding the hygiene. For instance, In April 2020,
the World Bank Group approved the Mauritania Water and Sanitation Sectoral
Project.
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