The Global Bamboo Toothbrush Market is projected to grow from USD 525.8 million in 2018 to USD 842.1 Million by 2024 at a CAGR of 7%.
With 3.5 billion toothbrushes being sold each year, the bamboo toothbrush market has a wide scope for expansion, especially considering that the global toothbrush market is reaching maturity.
With numerous anti-plastic legislation being promulgated in various countries along with government support for eco-friendly alternatives for plastic goods, the bamboo toothbrush industry could eventually dominate the global toothbrush industry.
Market USP
A rapidly expanding consumer base and support from numerous governments for eco-friendly ventures are expected to drive market growth during the forecast period.
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Segmentation
By End User
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Adults: This is the larger segment due to rising consumer awareness of eco-friendly products. Adult toothbrushes are more robust and are easier to mass produce, making the adult toothbrush market an ideal launching pad for bamboo toothbrush manufacturers.
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Children: This segment is projected to register a faster growth rate primarily due to the anti-microbial qualities of bamboo making it an ideal material for children’s toothbrushes. Moreover, the global population is supposed to increase exponentially by 2050 ensuring a large consumer pool.
By Distribution Channel
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Store-Based: This segment has been further divided into retail stores, supermarkets, and hypermarkets and is currently larger. The primary markets for bamboo toothbrushes are Europe and North America where consumer goods are predominantly sold at brick-and-mortar stores.
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Non-Store-Based: Bamboo toothbrushes do not find widespread appeal in Asia-Pacific, Latin American, and the Middle East & African; however, these regions have very large consumer bases actively looking for eco-friendly products. The way to reach them is through online channels of sales. Consequently, the non-store-based segment is projected to exhibit the higher CAGR.
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By Region
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North America
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Europe: The largest regional market
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Asia-Pacific: The fastest-growing regional market
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Rest of the World
Key Players
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Organic Labs (India)
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Church & Dwight (US)
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Brush with Bamboo (US)
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Bamboo Toothbrush Bam&Boo (Portugal)
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Sweetness and Pea Ltd (UK)
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The Bamboo Brush Society (Netherlands)
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Bamboo India (India)
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Bamboo Brush Co. (Australia)
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Mother's Vault (US)
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The Green Root (Canada)
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Anything But Plastic (UK)
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Nature & My Limited (UK)
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BlueRock Products Ltd. (UK)
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The Humble Co. (Sweden)
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Boobam (US)
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One of the most frequent would almost certainly be the plastic toothbrush, despite the fact that it truly is becoming additional widespread which have an electric toothbrush in their bathrooms.
The design idea is heavily reliant around the process and component components as opposed to the mechanization of the process of tooth brushing.
The key benefit difference in between bamboo and plastic toothbrushes is definitely the fact that the big material used for plastic toothbrushes (petroleum) calls for a great deal of energy for its processing and is basically non-biodegradable due to the fact their degradation takes a good deal of time (a millennium) all of the whilst releasing dangerous toxins for the environment.
The handles are produced completely from bamboos in most cases which is often left in landfill places together with the secure information that they are completely degradable.
Also, the bristles are made from nylon-4 which degrades in significantly less time (than the nylon-6 material used in making plastic toothbrush which also consists of damaging components strong enough to choke aquatic and also terrestrial animals) and may be quickly recycled following use.
In addition, the batteries from the electric toothbrushes are exceptionally toxic which can even percolate to landfills.Preserving Oral HygieneBamboo toothbrushes are naturally antimicrobial.
