The Americas household products industry was valued at $112.9 billion in 2022 and is forecast to reach $180.3 billion in 2027. During 2022-27 (forecast period), the region is projected to record a value CAGR of 9.8%, which is higher than the CAGR predicted for the global household products industry (6.5%). Tissue & hygiene was the largest category in the Americas household products sector in 2022, generating sales of $52.5 billion and a 46.5% share of the overall industry. It is expected to reach $93.9 billion in 2027, registering a value CAGR of 12.3%. The top five companies in the Americas household products sector together accounted for a value share of 39% in 2022. The sector was led by Procter & Gamble, which held a 21% share, followed by Kimberly Clark and S.C. Johnson & Son, with shares of 6.6% and 4.1%, respectively. The other two leading companies, Reckitt-Benckiser Group and Unilever, accounted for value shares of 3.8% and 3.5%, respectively.
Provides an overview of current household industry scenario regarding the future outlook in terms of ingredients, product claims, labeling, distribution, and packaging. The analysis also covers regional overview highlighting industry size, growth drivers, latest developments, and future inhibitors for the regions.
With growing concerns around health and environment among consumers, there has been an increase in demand for household products that have a lower impact on the environment and have naturally derived ingredients. Consumers are looking for novel products with toxin-free ingredients and are avoiding harmful chemicals. As a result, manufacturers are formulating household products that are sustainable and contain safe ingredients.
Provides an overview of current household industry scenario regarding the future outlook in terms of ingredients, product claims, labeling, distribution, and packaging. The analysis also covers regional overview highlighting industry size, growth drivers, latest developments, and future inhibitors for the regions.
With growing concerns around health and environment among consumers, there has been an increase in demand for household products that have a lower impact on the environment and have naturally derived ingredients. Consumers are looking for novel products with toxin-free ingredients and are avoiding harmful chemicals. As a result, manufacturers are formulating household products that are sustainable and contain safe ingredients.
Scope
This report brings together multiple data sources to provide a comprehensive overview of the Americas household products industry, analyzing data from 21 countries in the region. It includes analysis on the following -- Market environment: Includes industry size, market size, and growth analysis by category.
- High-potential countries’ analysis: Indicates changing share of value consumption of various household products by category across high-potential countries in the Americas region. It also provides risk-reward analysis of four countries across the Americas region based on market assessment, economic development, sociodemographic factors, governance indicators, and technological infrastructure.
- Country deep dive: Provides an overview, demographic analysis, and key trends across high-potential countries.
- Success stories: This section features some of the most compelling household products manufacturers, brands, products, and marketing campaigns in the Americas region. It also provides a better understanding of how certain manufacturers achieved success in the industry, and insights.
- Competitive environment: Provides an overview of leading companies in the Americas region, besides analyzing the penetration of private label in the region.
- Distribution analysis: Provides analysis on the leading distribution channels in the Americas household products industry in 2022. It covers five distribution channels: hypermarkets & supermarkets; convenience stores; e-retailers; “dollar stores” variety stores & general merchandise retailers; and others. Others includes cash & carries and warehouse clubs, vending machines, and other channels.
- Packaging analysis*: The report provides percentage share (2022) and growth analysis (during 2017-22) for various pack materials, pack types, closures, and primary outer types based on volume sales (by pack units) in the industry.
- Challenges and future outlook: Provides the challenges and outlook pertaining to the Americas household products industry.
- Select industry metrics: Provides the insights on patent filings, job analytics by country and theme, as well as on global deals.
Reasons to Buy
- Manufacturing and retailers seek latest information on how the market is evolving to formulate their sales and marketing strategies. There is also demand for authentic market data with a high level of detail. This report has been created to provide its readers with up-to-date information and analysis to uncover emerging opportunities of growth within the sector in the region
The report provides a detailed analysis of the countries in the region, covering the key challenges, competitive landscape and demographic analysis, that can help companies gain insight into the country specific nuances
- The analysts have also placed a significant emphasis on the key trends that drive consumer choice and the future opportunities that can be explored in the region, than can help companies in revenue expansion
- To gain competitive intelligence about leading brands in the sector in the region with information about their market share and growth rates
Table of Contents
Executive Summary
Part 1: Market Environment
Part 2: High-Potential Countries’ Analysis
Part 3: Country Deep Dive
Part 4: Success Stories
Part 5: Competitive Environment
Part 6: Distribution Analysis
Part 7: Packaging Analysis
Part 8: Challenges and Future Outlook
Part 9: Select Industry Metrics
List of Tables
List of Figures
Companies Mentioned (Partial List)
A selection of companies mentioned in this report includes, but is not limited to:
- Procter & Gamble
- Kimberly Clark
- S.C. Johnson & Son
- Reckitt Benckiser Group
- Unilever