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The market for empty hard capsules (EHC) is undergoing a notable transformation, with an increasing preference for tablets among formulators. Not only did all seven of the regional markets we analyzed in our recent Empty Hard Capsules: Business Analysis and Opportunities series behave in unique ways in 2022, but the different capsule polymers also saw
Significant growth is expected for synthetic latex polymers in the Middle East, according to our latest research.
Specialty ingredients have the largest potential for growth within the personal care ingredients industry, according to the latest research by Kline & Company, with botanicals and biotechnology actives leading the market in terms of value share.
The effects of COVID-19 continued to shift the chemicals & materials industry, with some markets benefiting from the pandemic and others still taking hits. We reported on those developments — in addition to conducting our market research reports and consulting projects — via an array of content in 2022. Here’s the most popular:
The personal care market is continuing to dynamically evolve – and see an increase in personal care active ingredients demand — thanks to a new trend called hair skinification.
After a 2021 edition that was still feeling the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, CPhI came back strong last week in Frankfurt, Germany, drawing more than 10,000 participants from the pharmaceutical industry and close to 200 exhibitors.
Southeast Asia’s excipients market is expected to grow at a rapid pace, according to our latest research.
After two years of being presented in a virtual format, the SEPAWA Congress returned live in Berlin last week, offering experts in the home care, personal care, and fragrance industries a vast networking platform, numerous conferences, and an exhibition area that featured more than 300 companies presenting their latest products, trends, and insights.
A slew of factors caused global prices of pharmaceutical excipients to soar from 2019 and 2021 – with some jumping by a whopping 40%.
Brazil’s personal care ingredients industry is being transformed by the growing number of conscious consumers who expect brands to offer natural products.
