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The global toothpaste market size touched USD 18.11 billion in 2022 and is predicted to reach USD 18.70 billion in 2023. The market is anticipated to touch USD 25.71 billion by 2030, recording a CAGR of 4.7% over 2023-2030.
Fortune Business Insights™ presents this information in its latest report titled “Toothpaste Market Size, Share & COVID-19 Impact Analysis, By Type (Teeth Whitening, Herbal, Sensitive Teeth, and Others), By End-User (Adults and Children), and By Distribution Channel (Supermarket/Hypermarket, Convenience Stores, Pharmaceutical & Drug Stores, and Online), and Regional Forecast, 2023-2030”.
Dental problems are rising at a worrying rate across the world due to various factors, such as lack of awareness of the importance of a proper oral care routine and consumption of unhealthy foods. However, governments as well as major market players are launching various initiatives and programs to improve people’s awareness of the benefits of dental hygiene. They are also taking various steps to ease people’s access to these products in rural areas. These factors are expected to fuel the sales of toothpastes as these products can protect a person’s teeth from cavities, plaque, and other oral health issues, thereby augmenting the toothpaste market share.
COVID-19 Pandemic Slowed Product Manufacturing Due to Closure of Production Facilities
The COVID-19 pandemic had a negative impact on the expansion of this market as governments across the world imposed various movement & trade restrictions and lockdowns. This scenario compelled manufacturers to either reduce their production targets or shut down their manufacturing plants altogether. This move slowed the production of toothpastes, which had a negative impact on their supply, further decelerating the market’s expansion.
Growing Preference for Anti-Cavity and Vegan Pastes to Augment Market Growth
Customers are increasing their inclination toward medicated, herbal, and animal cruelty-free pastes to improve their dental hygiene and boost animal welfare. Many well-known brands, such as Marvis, Hello, Dr. Brite, and Schmidt’s, among others, are manufacturing products that can cater to the demands of the growing vegetarian and vegan populations. For example, Arata launched a vegan toothpaste that consists of chamomile, peppermint, and extracts of cinnamon, which protect the teeth and gums. Many brands are also producing dental care solutions that mitigate the risk of tartar and cavities. These developments are expected to enhance the toothpaste market growth in the coming years.
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Leading Market Players to Increase Focus On Developing Unique and Niche Products
A majority of the leading players in this market are increasing their focus on creating niche and unique dental care products that protect and repair the oral health of people. People having sharp teeth are at a higher risk of suffering from cavities and decays. This is why companies are creating various products that specifically target these problems.
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ATTRIBUTE | DETAILS | ||
Study Period | 2019-2030 | ||
Base Year | 2022 | ||
Estimated Year | 2023 | ||
Forecast Period | 2023-2030 | ||
Historical Period | 2019-2021 | ||
Growth Rate | The market is growing at a CAGR of 4.7% during 2023-2030 | ||
Unit | Value (USD Billion) | ||
Segmentation | By Type, By Industry, and By Region | ||
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By Distribution Channel |
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By Geography | North America (By Type, End-user, Distribution Channel, and Country)
Europe (By Type, End-user, Distribution Channel, and Country)
Asia-Pacific (By Type, End-user, Distribution Channel, and Country)
South America (By Type, End-user, Distribution Channel, and Country)
The Middle East & Africa (By Type, End-user, Distribution Channel, and Country)
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