Kabu won “Award for Outstanding Performance of Baby diaper Brands of the Year” at the Cherry Awards On January 11th, the "Professional Value Creation · 2023 9th Future Maternal and Child Conference and Cherry Awards Annual Ceremony" hosted by the Maternal and Child Industry Observation kicked off in Shanghai. Kabu won “Award for Outstanding Performance of Baby diaper Brands of the Year” at the Cherry Awards. The Cherry Awards, as a benchmark in the maternal and child industry, have become one of the most influential and authoritative awards in the industry after 8 years of development and accumulation since its first event in 2015. Kabu has been deeply involved in the baby diaper industry for more than 10 years, focusing on product quality with a spirit of craftsmanship. It has stepped onto this authoritative podium, fully reflecting the industry's high recognition of Kabu's industry status, brand image, innovative technology and other comprehensive strength. Reference from www.sohu.com
Read MorePlanera UK launches Fluus dispersible cellulose fiber sanitary napkins Planera in the UK has developed a dispersible cellulose fiber sanitary napkins, which is now named Fluus (Fluus is a compound word for "flush us") and is made using a new technology developed and patented by Planera - Flushtec. Fluus uses some unique biodegradable materials, such as CMC (carboxymethyl cellulose) and adhesives extracted from trees. Although organizations such as the Responsible Flushing Alliance in the United States list sanitary napkins and tampons as products that should not be flushed into the toilet, the Fluus team is working to educate consumers about the unique and revolutionary Fluus brand's Flushtec technology. In order to give consumers confidence, Fluus sanitary napkins have passed the dispersible certification of the Water Research Center (WRC) in the United States, and the certification testing standards (WIS 04-02-06) ensure that this sanitary napkin will not clog the sewer system. The processing of traditional menstrual products may be complex, but after the Fluus sanitary napkin is flushed into the toilet through the drainage system, the dispersed sanitary napkin will reach the water treatment center and decompose into cellulose fibers that are half the size of eyelashes. Furthermore, it safely passes through the sieve and ultimately produces biogas and fertilizer, forming a cyclic product lifecycle. Fluus sanitary napkins can be completely dispersed without leaving any permanent waste. This sanitary napkin is also completely biodegradable, including packaging materials and release paper. Reference from Nonwovens Industry
Read MoreLENZING launches carbon neutral fibers for wet wipes LENZING collaborated with ClimatePartner to develop carbon neutral Veocel viscose fibers and launched them in Europe and the United States, expanding its sustainable viscose fiber product portfolio globally. This expansion is a new initiative for Veocel fibers, aimed at providing non-woven value chain partners and brand owners with products that have a positive impact on the environment and drive the entire industry to reduce carbon footprint. By providing carbon neutral viscose fibers, LENZING Group helps to support the booming hygiene product market. This fiber is sourced from wood and pulp obtained from sustainably and responsibly managed forests, following the strict guidelines of LENZING wood and pulp usage policies and forest certification systems. Carbon neutral viscose fibers are produced at LENZING 's production plant in Austria, a comprehensive facility that reduces actual carbon emissions by utilizing efficient production methods (such as direct wood to fiber production) and renewable energy sources such as solar and biomass. In order to provide these fibers as carbon neutral products, LENZING monitors emissions and offsets unavoidable emissions by funding climate projects. Reference from Household & Personal Care Wipes.
Read More2000 pieces of health gift boxes from Heng'an Group pay tribute to the modern "Mulan" in the border region Loyal guardians ensure the stability of our country. On January 12th, the Fujian Provincial Support Office, the Fujian Provincial Women's Federation, and the Fujian Provincial Department of Veterans Affairs held a ceremony in Fuzhou to send out condolences and supplies for female soldiers stationed in the western border of the motherland, titled "Love for the Frontier and Bless China". Leaders including Luo Qingchun, Secretary and Director of the Party Group of the Provincial Department of Veterans Affairs, and Director of the Provincial Double Support Office, Lin Yeping, Secretary and Chairman of the Party Group of the Fujian Women's Federation, and Chen Yongtuan, Deputy Director of the Political Work Bureau of the Provincial Military Region and Deputy Director of the Provincial Double Support Office, attended the departure ceremony. At this Charity Activity, Heng'an Group's Seven Dimensional Space and An'erle carefully prepared 2000 boxes of hygiene gift packages full of deep affection and kindness, which will be delivered to the most lovely female soldiers on the Xinjiang border before the arrival of the Spring Festival. This is to express the respect and respect for the modern "Mulan" who guards the border of the motherland with her youth, and writes with loyalty, struggle, and dedication that is worthy of the glory of the times. As a socially responsible enterprise, Heng'an Group has always adhered to the mission of "pursuing health and growing together with us", committed to public welfare and charitable causes. Since its establishment in 1985, the company has been committed to promoting and improving women's health conditions. Heng'an Group also responded to the call of the Provincial Support Office, Provincial Women's Federation, and Provincial Department of Veterans Affairs at the first time during this event, carefully preparing 2000 pieces of hygiene products and caring for female frontline border soldiers with practical actions. In the future, Heng'an Group will continue to actively fulfill its corporate social responsibility, fulfill its responsibility and contribution as a national enterprise, and safeguard our country and Heng'an.
Read MoreThe current situation and consumption trends of adult diapers in India The population of India aged above 65 is 21 million. The usage rate of adult diapers in India is very low, accounting for only 0.6% of the total market share of sanitary products. However, the demand for pads is starting to increase. Taking care of the elderly population is increasingly becoming a serious social challenge. Although the adult diaper market in India started relatively low, it has developed rapidly. The continuous construction of international chain hospitals has helped many diaper manufacturers promote their brands throughout India. Nowadays, 70% of adult diapers are sold through hospitals and their affiliated stores, which is popular among Indians. Most adult incontinence products include diapers, pads, and nursing pads. Indian senior centers have also started promoting adult diapers. At present, there are no international companies producing adult diapers in India. However, international manufacturers such as Unicharm and P&G, as well as local manufacturers such as Emami Group, Rohit Group, Surfactants Limited, Mangal Textile Mills (India) Pvt. Ltd., Nobel Hygiene Ltd. and Wal Mart have shown great interest in this market.
Read MoreIndia's Disposable Hygiene Products Industry Baby Diapers The market potential for baby diapers aged 0-2 in India is enormous. However, this market penetration rate is very low, only 7.6%. Rural people mainly use nappies. People are very concerned about diapers because Indian society does not recognize such products. In addition, the cost of toilet training and baby care is also quite low. High end hospitals in India have started providing diapers for babies. The retail sales of disposable diapers have also promoted market growth. The rigid market demand is strong, and multinational companies such as Procter&Gamble, Unicharm, and Kimberley still hold a 92% share of the Indian diaper market. In the past few years, Kimberley's market share has begun to decline. According to their comprehensive analysis of the sales of baby diapers in India, relevant institutions have pointed out that the market size will reach 47 billion pieces per year, with a very broad prospect.
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