The global biodegradable diapers market to reach a value of US$ 5.46 Billion by 2026. Biodegradable diapers are absorbent items manufactured using environment-friendly raw materials and are worn by adults and babies to urinate and defecate without going to the washroom. Cotton, bamboo and cornstarch are the most common natural products used in the production of these diapers. Innovative solutions such as latex-based, non-chlorine and dye-free material are used in place of plastic to offer high absorption and minimize toxic emissions into water and landfills.
Some of the major players and suppliers analyzed in the report include Kimberly-Clark (NYSE: KMB), Earth’s Best (Hain Celestial) (HAIN), Ontex Group (ONXXF), The Honest Company, Bamboo Nature, Seventh Generation, GroVia, Naty AB, Babyganics, Unicharm, Pampur, Flip Diaper, Bumkins Company, etc.