Why will Demand for Spunbond Nonwovens Shoot-Up in Asia-Pacific in Future?

The increasing per capita income and the growing public awareness about personal hygiene are fueling the demand for products such as feminine hygiene pads, toddler training pants, and diapers. These products promote personal hygiene and skin health. Additionally, the surging geriatric population in various countries such as Italy, Germany, and Japan is further boosting the sales of adult incontinence products. Due to the soaring sales of these products, the requirement for the fabric used in these products is growing rapidly.

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As spunbond nonwovens are heavily used for producing these products, the surging sales of these products are propelling the demand for these materials across the world. Personal care and hygiene products provide protection from various germs and mitigate the spread of several diseases. According to various estimates, the size of the baby diapers industry will rise above $70 billion by 2024. This will be because of the low infant mortality rate and the high fertility rate in several countries.

This is, in turn, boosting the requirement for disposable nonwoven fabric all over the world. This is driving the progress of the global spunbond nonwovens market. Polypropylene, polyethylene, polyester, and polyurethane are the main types of materials used in spunbond nonwovens. Out of these, the usage of polypropylene was found to be the highest during the past few years. This was because of the lower price, higher chemical resistance, and greater strength of this material than the other materials. 

Medical, building and construction, hygiene and personal care, automotive, agriculture, packaging, bedding and furniture, apparel, and filtration are the major application areas of spunbond nonwovens. Out of these, the usage of spunbond nonwovens was observed to be the highest in hygiene and personal care applications in the past years. Across the globe, the sales of spunbond nonwovens were observed to be the highest in the Asia-Pacific region in the past years.

Hence, it is safe to say that the sales of spunbond nonwovens will skyrocket all over the world in the upcoming years, primarily because of their growing usage in personal care and hygiene products and various medical products.

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