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On episode 11, Jack speaks with Nick Carter and DeeAnn Nelson from Avgol Nonwovens, and Darius Deak from Bostik. Nick, DeeAnn, and Darius use their decades of experience to make informed projections for the disposable hygiene market between now and 2035.

How will the nonwovens industry look in 2035? From a declining birth rate to unexpected world events to regulations, “business as usual” may be substantially different in just over a decade. In this episode of “Attached to Hygiene,” host Jack Hughes delves into predictions with three long-time players in the industry: Nick Carter, Vice President, Nonwovens Marketing at Avgol Nonwovens; DeeAnn Nelson, NA-R&D and Innovation Manager at Avgol; and Darius Deak, Global R&D Director for Bostik. Together they use their decades of experience to make informed projections for the disposable hygiene market.

 

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Highlights include:

  • The influence of purchasing decisions and lifestyle choices by Millennials and Gen Z consumers
  • How outside factors such as legislation could change the industry
  • What products and new innovations will look like in the future
  • How “black swan” events like COVID-19 will play a role
  • The growing focus on trends such as sustainability

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Host: Jack Hughes

Music by Jonathan Boyle

Produced and edited by: Jack Hughes with help from Paul Andrews, Michele Tonkovitz, Emory Churness, Nikki Ackerman, and Green Onion Creative.

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