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Global Gloves Industry: An Emerging Sector with Revolutionizing Developments

The gloves industry is experiencing growth due to a heavy demand from the healthcare sector owing to the need for PPE kits, the surge in concerns related to safety and hygiene, the upsurge in rubber production, the increase in the number of end users, and technological advancements in the gloves manufacturing process. According to the latest research report published by Allied Market Research, the global gloves market is projected to portray a notable CAGR throughout the forecast timeframe.

Top market players in this sector are employing growth tactics such as new product development, agreements, partnerships, launches, approval, and mergers & acquisitions. With rising consumer awareness of environmental issues, there is a growing need for gloves constructed from environmentally friendly and sustainable materials. Biodegradable or reusable gloves made up of natural fibers or materials derived from plants could gain market traction.

Medical gloves, specifically nitrile, latex, and vinyl gloves, are essential in healthcare environments for protecting both healthcare staff and patients from possible infections. The COVID-19 pandemic increased demand for medical gloves dramatically, generating supply chain issues. Moreover, gloves are used in the manufacturing industry to protect workers when they handle chemicals, materials, and machinery. Specific industrial needs are met by different types of gloves, such as leather, cut-resistant, and chemical-resistant gloves.

Manufacturers are analyzing and developing novel glove materials with better features such as greater puncture resistance, chemical resistance, and dexterity. These developments may result in gloves that are more comfortable and durable, improving their utility in a variety of applications.

The glove sector is mainly segmented on the basis of type, industry, and region. By type, it is divided into consumer gloves, disposable sterile gloves, and disposable examination and protective gloves. Based on industry, the sector is segmented into Horeca, beauty, pharmaceutical, automotive, construction, medical, cleaning, food and drinks, chemical, electronics, and others segments.

COVID-19 Impact Analysis:

The outbreak of COVID-19 had a positive impact on the global gloves industry owing to the increase in demand for PPE kits including gloves, as healthcare sectors, businesses, and individuals tried to protect themselves from the viral infection. It is important to note that the COVID-19 impact on the gloves business was volatile and evolved as the pandemic advanced and new variants appeared.

The pandemic encouraged manufacturers to innovate and develop new glove technologies, including antimicrobial coatings and better barrier qualities, to satisfy the evolving demands of medical professionals and other glove users.

Recent Developments in the Global Gloves Industry:

  • AMD Medicom, Inc., Declared Its Latest Nitrile Glove Manufacturing Unit in London: 26th April 2022, a leading manufacturer and distributor of PPE kit, “Medicom” declared their new subsidiary Manikheir Canada, that will manufacture nitrile gloves. This expansion was made possible by a collaboration with the Ontario government, which made an agreement to purchase 500 million locally produced nitrile surgical gloves each year for its medical facilities.
  • Kimberly-Clark Professional announced the release of Kimtech Opal Nitrile Gloves: on 18th January 2022, according to the firm, the newly developed industrial gloves were designed for greater comfort during continuous wear and high tactile sensitivity. The Kimtech Opal Nitrile Gloves' thin nitrile structure and creative packing can save wastage by up to 50%. The gloves also include Low Derma Technology*, a unique skin-protection technology.
  • Globus has introduced a superior single-use glove collection for industrial and healthcare: Globus Group, a leading, creative PPE manufacturer, has created a revolutionary line of single-use gloves, putting a barrier between hands and daily hazards. Globus Group, with a strong history of creating high-quality hand shields, has created this premium, 100% nitrile safety gloves for customers across industries, which are a symbol of innovation, value, and quality.

Author’s Bio:

Gayatri Mohite is an emerging author who loves to explore new things. An addiction to reading motivates her to write. She also loves to sing, travel, and cook. A fresher who is constantly upgrading her skills has embarked on a new journey to touch up her expertise even more.

Keywords: Gloves Market, Gloves

References:

https://www.alliedmarketresearch.com/gloves-market-A08867

https://www.alliedmarketresearch.com/press-release/gloves-market.html

Address:

Rachel Lee,

Technical Research Specialist at PSB Insights.

PSB Insights,

American University.

Washington,

District of Columbia, US.

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