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Baby wipes are disposable cloths
used to cleanse the sensitive skin of infants.
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Baby wipes are designed to be
durable enough for heavy duty cleaning tasks, yet still be
disposable.
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The material used in baby wipes
is a non-woven fabric similar to the type used in diapers and
dryer sheets.
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Traditional fabrics are made by
weaving together fibers of silk, cotton, polyester, wool, and
similar materials to form an interlocking matrix of loops.
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Baby wipes also contain mild
detergents mixed with moisturizing agents, fragrance, and
preservatives.
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Demand for substrates used in
wipes is projected to show healthy growth through 2009, as
manufacturers increasingly turn to stronger, higher value
materials to make their products.
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US wipes demand will grow 6.1
percent annually through 2011. Developed markets in the US,
Western Europe and Japan will remain dominant, while more rapid
gains will occur in developing nations such as China and India.
Baby wipes will stay the largest type while household, personal
care and health care wipes grow the fastest.
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Demand for wipes, both consumer
and industrial, is forecast to increase 6.5 percent per annum to
nearly $8 billion in 2011. Wipes have experienced explosive
growth over the course of the past ten years or so.
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Disposable wipes have evolved
into a global business concept generating more than $5 billion
in sales a year.
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Gradual advances in technology
have spurred a number of product launches by key players in
recent years claiming specific extra benefits, such as
exfoliation, moisturizing properties and vitamins.
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Demand for consumer and
industrial wipes is forecast to increase 6.1% per annum to $7.8
billion in 2011.
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The majority of the global wipes
market is in the developed markets of the U.S., Western Europe
and Japan—which accounted for 72% of global demand in 2006.
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