Personal
Protective Equipment (PPEs) are protective gear designed to safeguard the
health of workers by minimizing the exposure to a biological agent. Finding
itself in a tight spot, India has started looking at importing Personal
Protection Equipment (PPE) kits from China, Singapore and Korea to meet its
requirements. While the government's nodal agency on procurement HLL Lifecare
rolled out a tender last week, the government has decided not to wait for the
bids to open instead of source it from other countries. All personal protective
equipment (PPE) that is intended for use as a medical device must follow The
FDA's regulations and should meet applicable voluntary consensus standards for
protection. This includes surgical masks, N95 respirators, medical gloves, and
gowns. Since the start of the COVID-19 outbreak, UNICEF has been undertaking a
continuous assessment of the impact on sourcing essential and strategic
supplies, including those used in the response to the disease such as personal
protective equipment (PPE). PPE items are used by frontline healthcare workers
in the response and the equipment includes surgical face masks, N95
respirators, gowns, coveralls, gloves, and hand sanitizers.
As of April 30, 2020;
the total coronavirus cases topped 3.3 million as more than 86,037 more people
contracted the infection in a single day. The death toll worldwide as of April
30 stands at 233,830 and the number of recoveries at 1,039,061. Nearly 80% of
the coronavirus cases are from the United States and Europe. The United States
accounts for more than 33% while Europe is the most affected continent.
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The
global tally of coronavirus pandemic cases as of 30th April stands at 3.3
million, and fatalities at nearly 2.33 lakhs. While the US and Europe remain
the worst affected regions, Italy and Spain are showing early signs of
restraining the extent of the spread. Both countries have managed to reduce
their share of the death toll in the total. The trends seen in the recoveries
in Spain in the past week show that the worst might soon be over. In India, the
total number of cases has risen to almost 34,863 as of April 30th, and there
has been a sharp rise in the number of deaths, which has reach to 1,154. The
total number climbed from 2 million to 3 million confirmed cases in less than
two weeks, and more than 600,000 cases have been recorded in the US alone. As
the COVID-19 disease spreads outside of China, countries like Italy, Iran and
Spain are leading the world in new coronavirus cases. Demand needs from low-
and middle-income countries buying PPE through UNICEF are being informed by
UNICEF’s program guidance for coronavirus and regarding WHO interim guidance on
the rational use of PPE for COVID-19. UNICEF Supply Division has been
continuously assessing PPE requests submitted by UNICEF country offices to
understand local programmatic plans, requirements, and supply expectations.
Forty-six countries have so far submitted forecasts for PPE supplies, although
there are some countries where UNICEF provides important programmatic
assistance that has yet to do so. UNICEF’s regional and country offices are
currently working on these forecasts in discussion with their respective
country partner national ministries of health (MoH). Altogether, the massive
demand for N95 respirators is driving exceptional growth in this medical device
market. This demand is unlikely to ease any time soon, especially since the US
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently updated its
recommendations advising the general public to use cloth face coverings to help
stop the spread of Covid-19.
Due to global shortages, 3M Co
has ramped up its production of N95 respirators, doubling its normal output.
The company is currently manufacturing 100 million N95 respirators per month
worldwide, with 35 million of these being produced in the US. Furthermore, 3M
Chief Executive Officer Mike Roman has stated that the company aims to increase
its US production of N95 respirators even further, to reach 50 million per
month by June 2020. In addition to
the demand for N95 respirators far outstripping current manufacturing
capabilities, ongoing supply chain issues are also contributing to shortages. According to our analysis, approximately 200 million
PPE is in demand globally due to this pandemic, the number is expected to
increase and reach its peak in the month of August 2020. To prevent the deaths
of tens of thousands, even hundreds of thousands, the manufacturers have
already boosted their production to maximum by themselves.
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Insights Presented
in the Report
“Medical Masks are
expected to dominate the product type demand of Healthcare PPE amid COVID-19
Crisis during analyzed period Feb-Dec 2020”
Based on the
product type, the Healthcare PPE market is bifurcated into medical masks,
gowns, gloves, and goggles. The market of medical masks is expected to grow due
to the rise of the COVID-19 cases and is projected to dominate the market in
December 2020.
“Hospitals are
projected to demand more of Healthcare PPE during COVID-19 Crisis”
Healthcare
Personal Protective Equipment market based on end-user type is segmented into
hospitals, primary care centers and others. Hospitals are projected to dominate
the demand of PPE amid COVID-19 as they are subjected to the maximum exposure
amid COVID-19 for the long hours.
“US is expected to
need more of Healthcare PPE amid COVID-19 Crisis”
For a better
understanding of the healthcare personal protective equipment demand trend that
arises due to COVID-19, a detailed analysis was conducted for the top 10 most
affected regions including United States, Canada, Germany, United Kingdom,
France, Italy, Spain, Turkey, Iran, and India. The United States currently has
the highest number of PPE available and is expected to need even more than any
other country across the world as the region acquires more than 30% of the
global COVID-19 cases alone and the cases are still on the rise.
Competitive
Scenario
Some of the major players
profiled in the Healthcare Personal Protective Equipment demand market study
include 3M Company, Kimberly-Clark Corporation, Ansell Limited, Honeywell
International, Alpha Pro Tech, MSA Safety, DuPont Inc., Lakeland Industries,
Avanos Medical, and Medline Industries. These industry players are entering
into several mergers & acquisitions and partnerships for the expansion of
their reach and increasing their hold on the market.
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includes current and demand forecast of healthcare personal protective
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present company’s initiative amid COVID-19 to fulfill the shortfall of
healthcare personal protective equipment demand
The report
covers in-depth analysis of prominent industry peers with a primary focus on
key business financials, product portfolio, expansion strategies, and recent
developments
Detailed
examination of drivers, restraints, key trends and opportunities prevailing in
the industry
The study
comprehensively covers the healthcare personal protective equipment demand and
stakeholders approach in limiting its gap
Deep dive
country-level analysis of the COVID-19
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