Anti-bacterial handwash

Article Abstract:

The UK anti-bacterial soap sector was worth 10 million pounds sterling in 1996, 7% of the overall 154 million pounds sterling soap market. Anti-bacterial soap usually comes in the form of a liquid and demand has increased due to greater awareness of hygiene. The liquid sector was worth 25 million pounds sterling in 1996, 16% of the overall soap market. Market growth is predicted to be 128% from 1996 to 2000, being led by branded goods and with anti-bacterial agents being used in all soap products eventually as a matter of course.

Soaps, Statistics, Personal care products, Hygiene products, Soap

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Textile washing detergents

Article Abstract:

The UK textile washing detergents industry can be separated into three major sectors, including powder, liquid and other detergents. An overview of the market place for 1995-1999 is included, along with company profiles and analysis of the major players and their market worth.

Detergents, Detergents, Synthetic

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Soaps

Article Abstract:

In 1999, the soap industry was valued at 206.4 million pounds sterling, representing a 1.9% increase on 1998. Market growth is attributed to liquid soap, which improved at the expense of bar soaps. An industry overview is provided.

Soaps & Detergents, Soap and cleaning agents industry, Cleaning agents industry

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