Global PP Nonwoven Market Value Will Exceed $30 Billion.

Grand View Research Inc, a well-known market research firm, released a report that the global market demand for PP nonwoven fabrics will grow at a rate of 7.8% over the next 2014-2020 years.

Its market value is expected to exceed US $30 billion to US $30 billion 610 million in 2020.

The report points out that the non-woven fabric is made of special thermoplastic technology under the combined action of adhesive, high temperature and high pressure and other external forces. It has strong absorbability, ductility, softness and flame retardancy.

In terms of material category, PP has become the preferred material for the global Nonwoven Market in recent years.

In the next 6 years,

Products such as diapers, adult urine and women's sanitary napkins will continue to be the main driving force for the prosperity of the market.

In addition, the growing demand for PP nonwoven durable goods in the Asia Pacific and Middle East countries is expected to further boost its market trend.

At the same time, market analysts said that the constant fluctuation of PP price will restrict the steady development of PP nonwovens industry in the future.

Moreover, the increasing regulation of these substances in various regions, especially in Europe and the United States, will also have some constraints on its speed of development.

Statistics show that the demand for global PP nonwovens in 2013 is 5 million 553 thousand tons, and this figure is expected to increase to 997.8 tons in 2020.

In the field of terminal applications, the sanitary products industry is the largest PP application market in the world in 2013.

It controls 50.7% of the market share.

However, Grand View Research believes that with the rapid development of the durable consumer goods industry in the developing countries, the market share of PP will be reduced in the next few years.

H&M was forced to apologize for selling suspected Kurdish women's uniform.

H&M, a Kurdish women's uniform, has been seriously protested by the Kurds. The Hennes & Mauritz AB (HMb.ST) global spokeswoman Ida St hlnacke has apologized for this, saying that all this is just a coincidence and said that if the dress offends anyone, the company will do so.

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Last week, H&M released the autumn and winter series, a 14.99 pound olive green military uniform, which is very similar to the military uniform of Kurdish soldiers fighting with ISIS Islamic state.

Once again, the retailer made a mistake again. H&M's competitors also made a "political mistake" in August. The children's clothing sold by Zara was inspired by the Jewish prison clothes during the Nazi occupation period, and it was wildly criticized in social media.

The design of the stripes, the Yellow six pointed star pattern, and the English word "Sheriff" (the Sheriff) in the pattern have linked the design with the massacre.

The inspiration for Zara comes from the movie The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas wearing striped pajamas.

After realizing that the behavior was wrong, Zara apologized to consumers and users through Twitter, saying that it had already stepped off the product and apologized for bringing unhappiness to the public.