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December 20, 2012

Opportunities In and Out of Nappies/Diapers

Market research datagraphic about tissue and hygiene

Although hygiene is well established and saturated across much of the developed world, ageing populations still provide a huge opportunity for the industry as a whole. While at the other end of the spectrum low birth rates would suggest nappies/diapers have perhaps had their day, there still remains scope for product development and the growth of disposable pants.

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It's not really clear whether this diagram and the associated charts are referring to adult incontinence, babies, or both.

Victor,

The diagram refers to both adult incontinence as well as baby products. The main datagraphic shows retail incontinence growth while the side charts focus on baby products and disposable income. I hope this helps clarify.

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