Brief history of wet wipes

The end of the 1980s and the end of the 20th century was the enlightenment stage of my country's wet wipes. At that time, there were only a few wet wipes factories, such as the "Aiwei Brand" wet wipes produced by Shanghai Hitachi Sanitary Products Co., Ltd., which was the earliest wet wipes brand in my country. At that time, wet wipes were mainly commercial products, which were still luxury items for personal consumption.

  The mid-1990s of the 20th century, the mid-mids of the mid-1990s, was the initial stage of my country's wet wipes. At that time, several wet tissue machines were introduced in China, such as Beijing Simiao Company, Harbin Jingqi Paper Company, Anhui Tongling Bofa Company, and Beijing Aihua Company successively introduced wet tissue machines. The output and grade of wet tissues have been greatly improved, and commercial consumption has increased rapidly. Civil aviation and high-grade hotels are more commonly used and gradually become consumers' cleaning products when traveling. However, the use of wet wipes is limited to cleansing the skin, wiping hands and wiping the face, with a single variety and structure.

At the beginning of the 21st century, the beginning of the century was the stage of development of wet wipes in our country. At this time, most of our city life has entered a well-off society, especially the SARS epidemic in 2003 and the avian flu epidemic in 2004, which made people realize that personal hygiene is preventive. The key is that people are paying more and more attention to personal hygiene, which has greatly expanded the use of disinfection paper towels. Now taxis, restaurants and other public places in many cities have disinfection paper towels for people to use. In personal consumption, people are no longer limited to outdoor use. Many consumers have prepared disinfection wipes for children who go to school, and people who go out and ride in the car will also use it. These all reflect the continuous improvement of people's hygiene awareness, on the other hand, it is bound to spawn a market for hygiene products with strong demand. In recent years, the output of wet wipes has increased rapidly in recent years. At present, there are hundreds of brands of wet wipes in the domestic market, with an annual consumption of about 500t to 600t. There are more than 50 relatively formal production enterprises in the country, and nearly 100 small workshop-type enterprises. There are more exports of mid-to-high-end products, and the number of foreign brands designated for processing in my country is also increasing