Baby Shampoo and Conditioners Market Overview

Sanitation and hygiene are the most vital aspects of baby care and shampoos and conditioners are inherent constituents of baby care. As babies are fragile and delicate, hygiene and sanitation products of adults are not recommended to be used on babies. Nowadays, parents have become very cautious about the brands of baby shampoos and conditioners. Owing to the mounting awareness about the hygiene of babies. Owing to this reason, parents are now preferring to use toxin and paraben-free baby shampoo and conditioners.

Moreover, the accelerating urbanization rate in populous countries. Such as India and China, will steer the baby shampoo and conditioners market growth in the forthcoming years. Increasing urbanization rate in such countries has encouraged parents to amplify their focus on the nurture of their child. Owing to which, they have surged their expenditure on baby care products. Additionally, the declining global infant mortality rate will also augment. The use of baby shampoos and conditioners in the upcoming years. According to the World Bank, the global infant mortality rate has declined from 64.5 in 1960 to 28.2 in 2019. Currently, these companies are dedicating their resources to develop non-medicated shampoos and conditioners. Due to their low cost and their availability in several varieties and colors.

Baby Shampoo and Conditioners Market Demand

The increasing need for such baby care products is being met by companies such as Johnson & Johnson, The Himalaya Drug Company, Beiersdorf, Unilever, Pigeon, L’Oreal, Mothercare, Burt’s Bees, PZ Cussons, California Baby, Weleda, Earth Mama Angel Baby, and Chicco. At present, these baby product manufacturers are actively focusing on partnerships and collaborations to expand their clientele. Currently, these companies are dedicating their resources to develop non-medicated shampoos and conditioners. Due to their low cost and their availability in several varieties and colors.

Baby shampoos and conditioners manufactured by the aforementioned companies can be procured from drugstores, supermarkets, hypermarkets, and e-commerce platforms. The highest quantity of medicated and non-medicated baby shampoos and conditioners in the developed nations are purchased from supermarkets and hypermarkets. Whereas, drugstores are the prominent distribution channels for such products in developing countries. Moreover, the rising penetration of the internet and smartphones will direct the customers toward e-commerce platforms. And baby product-specific online stores, such as FirstCry and Babyoye.

Baby Shampoo and Conditioners Market Size

According to P&S Intelligence, Europe dominated the baby shampoo and conditioners market in the preceding years. Asia-Pacific (APAC) has also emerged as a major procurer of baby shampoos and conditioners in recent years. This can be primarily owed to the booming population and increasing fertility rate of women in China and India. For instance, the World Bank states that the fertility rate of China and India stood at 1.7 and 2.2, respectively, in 2019. Furthermore, the World Economic Forum (WEF) forecasts that the population of India will surpass 1.6 billion by 2060.

Therefore, the surging awareness among parents about baby hygiene and sanitation. And the booming population will amplify the use of baby shampoos and conditioners in the foreseeable future. Moreover, the declining infant mortality rate, owing to the improving healthcare infrastructure, will also propel the consumption of such baby care products in the forthcoming years.

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Electric Dryer Market

The Ministry of Tourism, Government of India, aims to develop infrastructure at important heritage and pilgrimage cities/destinations under its Pilgrimage Rejuvenation and Spiritual. Heritage Augmentation Drive (PRASHAD) Scheme, and improve its hotels and resorts under its Time Share Resort (TSR) Scheme. Similarly, the Government of Canada aims to strengthen the reputation of Canadian towns. As world-class convention destinations under its Building Canada initiative. Thus, the rising focus of governments on creating improved infrastructure for tourist destinations and cities will create a huge requirement for electric dryers, globally.

Moreover, the huge investments being made by governments in infrastructure development will also strengthen the electric dryer market in the foreseeable future. For example, the Australian government allocated $2.5 billion to local councils under its Local Roads and Community Infrastructure (LRCI) Program in 2020. Likewise, the U.S. government aims to invest $0.64 trillion and $0.35 trillion for the development of infrastructure of airports and railways, respectively, between 2016 and 2040.

Additionally, the ongoing technological advancements will also encourage the uptake of electric dryers worldwide. The energy labels of electric dryers range from A to G, wherein A represents the highest efficiency rate; whereas, G represents the lowest energy rate. As electric dryers consume a lot of energy, their manufacturers are proactively working toward obtaining enhanced energy labels through advanced technologies. The manufacturers are also making significant efforts to improve the control systems of electric dryers to enhance their efficiency.

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Non Sugar Sweeteners Market

Non-sugar sweeteners are substitutes for sugar, and they have different properties than organically produced sugar. This condiment is often advised by doctors to patients suffering from diabetes and reactive hyperglycemia. As the consumption of sugar-based food products harms the health of diabetic patients, food and beverage companies are focusing on the production of sweet dishes and bakery items made from non-sugar sweeteners. In recent years, the consumption of non-sugar-sweetener-based products has significantly surged in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) due to the rising number of diabetes patients.

Thus, the increasing cases of diabetes, especially in LMICs, will support the progress of the non-sugar sweeteners market in the foreseeable future. The International Diabetes Federation (IDF) says that around 463 million individuals within the age group of 20–79 years had diabetes in 2019, globally. Furthermore, the federation forecasts that 578 million and 700 million people within the same age group will be affected by this common disorder of the endocrine system by 2030 and 2045, respectively.o meet the surging need for these products, Cargill, Archer Daniels Midland Company, Hermes Sweetener Limited, Danisco, and Tate & Lyle are engaging in the production of alitame, sucralose, saccharin, aspartame, neotame, cyclamate, and acesulfame potassium

Additionally, the accelerating urbanization rate and mounting disposable income of people will augment the consumption of such products in the forthcoming years. Moreover, the rising inclination toward healthy eating habits, by curtailing the sugar content in the diet, will fuel this rise. To meet the surging need for these products, Cargill, Archer Daniels Midland Company, Hermes Sweetener Limited, Danisco, and Tate & Lyle are engaging in the production of alitame, sucralose, saccharin, aspartame, neotame, cyclamate, and acesulfame potassium.

The aforementioned non-sugar sweeteners have different sweetness levels, and they have to be approved by regulatory authorities, such as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), for production and marketing. For instance, sucralose, stevia, saccharin, and aspartame are the most-potent sweeteners, whereas sorbitol and xylitol are less sweet. Furthermore, FDA-approved non-sugar sweeteners include aspartame, acesulfame potassium, sucralose, advantame, neotame, and saccharin. These sweeteners are added to sugar alcohols, frozen foods, bakery and confectionary items, and high-fructose corn syrup, which are consumed by diabetic patients and health-conscious people in abundance.

According to P&S Intelligence, the European non-sugar sweeteners market will exhibit the fastest growth in the forthcoming years due to the surging incidence of diabetes and rising awareness about healthy eating, which involves reducing the sugar intake. According to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), around 32.3 million adults in the European Union (EU) were diagnosed with diabetes in 2019. As per the IDF, 465,916,400 diabetes-related deaths were recorded in 2019. Furthermore, the IDF forecasts that 65,993,300 people within the age group of 20–79 years in Europe will be diagnosed with diabetes by 2030.

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