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Rising consumer confidence, aggressive promotional activity, and technological advances have propelled sales of cosmetics and toiletries in the United States by 2.4% to reach $36.5 billion in 2010 at the manufacturers’ level, according to recently released data from Cosmetics & Toiletries USA 2010, a study by worldwide consulting and research firm Kline & Company. After
In this presentation, Gillian Morris, Director of the Chemicals and Materials consulting practice at Kline, will explore how such industries as aerospace, defense, textiles, coatings, medical device and pharmaceuticals
The personal care ingredients market experienced continued growth in the last few years, despite the negative effects of the slow economy. Fueled by a relatively stable consumption of cosmetics and toiletries during the crisis, the market is expected to
The European personal care ingredients market experienced continued growth in the last few years despite the negative effects of the slow economy. The market outperformed most other end-use industries in
In spite of all the bad news about the economy, there were some clear winners last year. According to Kline’s data, in 2008, U.S. cosmetic and toiletry sales reached $35.6 billion at the manufacturers’ level, and the industry as a whole had a positive growth rate. Some categories experienced strong growth while others declined.
