INDA publishes study on South American nonwovens industry
November 14, 2016 - United States Of America
INDA has published a fourth study on the South American region titled ‘South American Nonwovens Industry Outlook, 2015-2020’ for those across the nonwoven value chain. The report builds on South American and Central American economic and demographic trends, to provide detailed supply and demand data, in addition to regional trade flows and forecasts.
According to INDA the study will prove to be helpful for nonwoven producers, converters, manufacturers, brand owners, analysts, and raw materials and machinery suppliers.
The 180-page report offers 96 figures and 51 tables defining where the industry has been between 2010 and 2015 and the forecast of where it is heading in the next four years.
“The historical data from 2010 and 2015, in addition to the forecasts for 2020, fulfils our mission to provide credible, actionable data to the industry as a basis for important market and investment decisions,” said Dave Rousse, president at INDA. (AR)
According to INDA the study will prove to be helpful for nonwoven producers, converters, manufacturers, brand owners, analysts, and raw materials and machinery suppliers.
The 180-page report offers 96 figures and 51 tables defining where the industry has been between 2010 and 2015 and the forecast of where it is heading in the next four years.
“The historical data from 2010 and 2015, in addition to the forecasts for 2020, fulfils our mission to provide credible, actionable data to the industry as a basis for important market and investment decisions,” said Dave Rousse, president at INDA. (AR)