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Bangladesh’s exports of sanitary ware, ceramics and other products increased by 4.91% in fiscal year 2023
According to data from the Bangladesh Export Promotion Agency, exports of ceramic products (tiles, tableware, and sanitary ware) increased by 4.91% year-on-year in 2022-2023;
Exports will grow by 32.95% dans 2021-2022 et 11.23% dans 2020-2021.
“Manufacturers are unable to keep their factories running at full capacity due to insufficient supply of natural gas, which is the main reason why the industry did not achieve the expected export growth in fiscal 2023.” Irfan Uddin, Secretary General of Bangladesh Ceramic Manufacturers and Exporters Association express.
The government stopped buying LNG directly from the international spot market last year to prevent foreign exchange reserves from depleting, resulting in a chronic shortage of domestic production, a sharp drop in energy supplies, and a natural gas crisis that rippled through the industry.
Local ceramic manufacturers mainly produce three categories of products: ceramic tiles, tableware, and sanitary ware. Among the 68 manufacturers currently operating, 20 produce tableware, 32 produce ceramic tiles, and the rest produce sanitary ware. (Source: “Daily Star”)
Asia Pacific will contribute 40% to global showerheads and systems market growth
The shower heads and systems market size is expected to grow by USD 696.24 million between 2023 et 2027, at a CAGR of 3.45%.
This growth is driven by factors such as innovative products, diverse choices, home improvement needs and emerging markets. The Asia Pacific (APAC) region is expected to contribute 40% to the growth of the global showerheads and systems market during the forecast period.
Asia Pacific is a significant contributor to the growth of the showerheads and systems market, demonstrating emerging demand for modern bathroom fixtures. Factors such as urbanization, water conservation awareness and appeal of smart shower systems are driving the market forward.
Notably, countries such as China and India present huge market potential, driven by rising disposable income and rising residential and commercial construction activities. (Source: PR Newswire)
British second-hand kitchen dealer TUKC’s sales increased by 10% year-on-year this year
TUKC, one of the UK’s leading dealers in used display and second-hand kitchens, says this year has been its “best year yet” with sales up 10% année après année. Since its founding in 2005, it is estimated to have prevented nearly 40,000 tons of waste from entering landfill, while also helping sell thousands of high-quality kitchens.
While the company remains primarily focused on used kitchens, it has expanded into home furniture, bedroom, bathroom and dining room furniture over the past seven years.
Consumers are now realizing the huge benefits of purchasing second-hand and used display kitchens, which can often save up to 70% off the recommended retail price. TUKC also provides retailers with a sustainable way to relocate their displays and improve their eco-credibility. TUKC has also launched a new point-of-sale campaign to help retailers highlight the benefits of recycling old kitchens to consumers. (Source: Kbbreview)
‘Spa-inspired bathrooms’ become hot home trend
The rise of spa-inspired bathrooms, or “spathrooms,” is among them, along with the use of metallic materials, sustainable solutions and “immersive” designs that combine key elements of commercial and residential spaces. The latest trends in home design, according to a major new report.
Published by Cosentino Group, a global provider of sustainable surfaces for construction and design, the report is based on a survey by market research firm IPSOS, as well as insights from leading designers, architects and design-inspired homeowners.
Cosentino said that in the post-pandemic world, the lines between home, work and play are “further blurred” – leading to trends such as the rise of “immersive” design in commercial and residential spaces.
When asked what elements of a resort or hotel they would most like to incorporate into their own homes, homeowners and design professionals alike said spa-style bathrooms and indoor/outdoor patios were at the top of their list.
Researchers found that 70% of designers surveyed said they looked to resorts and hotels for decoration inspiration, et 58% looked to specific travel destinations for inspiration. (Source: Cuisine & Bath Design Network)
Geberit extends parts warranty to 50 années
Geberit, a leading supplier of hygiene products and systems, has announced a 50-year warranty on all replaceable parts of the built-in water tank, including the flush button.
By doubling the existing 25-year warranty, Geberit once again demonstrates its commitment to achieving excellence in quality and customer satisfaction from a long-term perspective. Michael Allenspach, Director of Geberit North and Southeast Asia, said: “At Geberit, we are confident in creating products that will stand the test of time.” (Source: PR Newswire)