Category: Household Products
Belgium Household Products
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Wipes in Belgium
... toilet paper, witnessed modest growth. Water-based wipes offered by brands like Pampers and Bebio contributed to the growing demand for sustainable alternatives, reflecting shifting consumer preferences towards environmental consciousness. Euromonitor International's Wipes in Belgium report ... Read More
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Surface Care in Belgium
... careful about the amount of product they used when cleaning their homes, reducing volumes and sometimes even frequency. Home care disinfectants continue to see the deepest declines in sales, along with window/glass cleaners, and while ... Read More
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Home Care in Belgium
... bought and used home care products with much less frequency than usual during the year. Those categories whose products are often regarded as non-essential, such as toilet care and polishes, suffered significantly. Meanwhile, in laundry ... Read More
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Laundry Care in Belgium
... volume sales, including buy-one-get-one-free, and buy-one-get-two-free. These offers may have prevented the fall from being even more dramatic, however. Aggressive promotions were widespread throughout all laundry detergent segments, as well as in fine fabric liquid ... Read More
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Air Care in Belgium
... households grappling with tighter spending budgets. Inflationary pressures, the rise in the cost of living and the decline in consumer purchasing power all led to see consumers foregoing such products. Air care products such as ... Read More
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Polishes in Belgium
... turnaround in fortunes in 2020 due to people spending more time at home. However, this renaissance was short lived and in 2021 sales started declining again, with further declines observed in 2022 and 2023. In ... Read More
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Dishwashing in Belgium
... somewhat curbed thanks to rising energy costs leading people to run their dishwashers less frequently and often only when completely full. Inflation has meant that consumers are eating at home more often, thanks to tighter ... Read More
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Bleach in Belgium
... 2022 as restrictions were eased and then lifted, and Belgium saw a return to normality. Consumers shifted back to other home care products which are seen to be safer. Further, as fears around COVID-19 softened, ... Read More
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Toilet Care in Belgium
... using the toilet more frequently and thus this boosted demand for toilet care. Demand for toilet care declined in 2021 and 2022 and continued to fall further in 2023. This is largely because the category’s ... Read More
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