Current value sales of wound care increased in 2025, fuelled by a heightened consumer interest in home healthcare, which continued in the wake of the pandemic. Additionally, a surge in participation in sports and outdoor activities led to more minor injuries and a greater need for first aid products ...

In 2025, sales of wound care in Italy remained stable. Retail volume sales were marginal whilst value growth was driven mainly by price increases. Wound care remains a mature category where demand is sustained by the routine management of acute and chronic wounds. There is a low level of innovation ...

Wound care in Spain is projected to register further positive, if slower, retail volume and current value growth at the end of the review period. Retail volume sales are set to grow only slightly over 2025, with retail current value sales seeing good growth, supported by more stable, but still signi ...

Wound care in South Africa is projected to register quite modest retail volume growth over 2025. The growth in demand is expected to be significantly slower than in 2024. Meanwhile, retail current value sales are projected to see a fast increase, only marginally slower than in 2024, supported by pos ...

Current value growth for wound care in North Macedonia in 2025 looks set to be well down on 2024. This is chiefly because the recent spike in inflation has now largely receded, though volume growth is also expected to fall below that recorded the previous year given the negative demographic situatio ...

In 2025, wound care in Saudi Arabia continues to expand in terms of value sales, supported by rising awareness of wound hygiene and stricter health and safety standards across workplaces and healthcare facilities. Consumers remain drawn to waterproof formats, which align with cultural and practical ...

Retail value sales of wound care are expected to rise in current terms in Indonesia in 2025, driven by a combination of rising accident-related incidents, expanding access to modern first aid, and increased health consciousness. Everyday minor injuries such as cuts, abrasions, insect bites, and burn ...

Value sales of wound care products in Hong Kong continue to grow in 2025 alongside a vibrant surge in outdoor and fitness-oriented lifestyles, driven by a growing culture of wellness, community engagement and government-backed recreational initiatives. From early morning run clubs along the harbourf ...

Wound care has seen modest growth in current value terms in 2025, helped by improved weather conditions that have led to an increase in outdoor activity which in turn has increased the incidence of minor injuries. Other factors such as France’s ageing population have also fuelled growth, with older ...

Wound care has seen moderate growth in current value terms in 2025. Sales have been supported by a growing focus on self-medication, modern fast-paced lifestyles, as well as a shift towards products with valued added features (both functionally and emotionally). Demand has also been supported by a w ...

The rate of growth in retail current value sales of wound care slowed slightly but remained in double-digits in Uzbekistan in 2025, driven primarily by steady demand for essential products, such as gauze, tape and other wound care, which continued to dominate sales. While the category remains to be ...

The global surgical stapling devices market was valued at US$5.23 billion in 2023. The market value is expected to reach US$8.32 billion by 2029. Surgical stapling devices are specialized instruments used in surgical procedures to staple tissues or organs, as well as to make incisions or cut through ...

Wound care is expected to register muted current value and volume growth in Portugal in 2025. All the same, wound care received a boost from the electricity blackout that affected Portugal and Spain in April 2025, as the emergency highlighted the importance of having first aid supplies always at han ...

Value sales of wound care increased slightly in Greece in 2025. The growth is primarily attributed to the rising penetration of higher-value products, particularly first aid kits. While the use of economy brands is increasing in segments like sticking plasters/adhesive bandages and gauze, tape and ...

2025 is seeing rising value sales for wound care in Malaysia. The expansion of private label products - particularly in sticking plasters and adhesive bandages - is reshaping the competitive landscape. Retailer-owned lines such as Watsons and Guardian are strengthening their position with new launch ...

Wound care has continued see healthy growth in current value terms in 2025. Danish consumers have been pursuing more active lifestyles since the pandemic, with increased participation in outdoor activities such as hiking and biking. This has led to an increased number of small cuts, scrapes, and oth ...

Wound care sales are expected to continue growing in current value terms in 2025, although at a slower pace than during the previous year. The category has benefited from macroeconomic developments in Argentina, where the official peso exchange rate has appreciated sharply, leading to a considerable ...

Wound care is continuing to record positive growth in Sweden 2025. Swedish consumers have become more physically active post-pandemic, with increased participation in outdoor activities and travel leading to more minor injuries such as cuts and scrapes. Euromonitor International's Wound Care in Swed ...

Value sales of wound care products increased slightly in Taiwan in 2025. The concept of self-care for minor wounds is widely accepted, and consumers are increasingly confident in managing such issues independently. Euromonitor International's Wound Care in Taiwan report offers a comprehensive guide ...

Wound care is expected to return to growth in Latvia in 2025, with both current value and volume sales increasing. Sticking plasters/adhesive bandages continue to account for most volume sales. Such offerings are competitively priced and benefit from a wider range, including waterproof options, as w ...

Sales of wound care picked up substantially in 2025 as the Israel-Hamas war continued and the brief Israel-Iran war in June 2025 led to more injuries within the Israeli population. In addition, many consumers are finding that they are getting more cuts and small scratches as they move around, due to ...

Wound care in Romania is set to maintain positive growth in current value terms in 2025, supported by lifestyle changes following the pandemic. Consumers are spending more time outdoors, traveling, and engaging in sports and recreational activities such as hiking - all of which are contributing to h ...

Sales of wound care have continued to post positive growth in current value terms in 2025. This thanks in part to increasing penetration of wound care across different retail channels, which is helping to expand access and increase the potential audience for these products. While consumers still vis ...

Value sales of wound care increased in Hungary in 2025, with stronger performance compared to the previous year. This was largely due to consumers oversupplying certain products to ensure they were readily available at home when needed. Higher unit prices and strong promotional activities also contr ...

Global Traditional Wound Management Products Market to Reach US$7.7 Billion by 2030 The global market for Traditional Wound Management Products estimated at US$6.0 Billion in the year 2024, is expected to reach US$7.7 Billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 4.3% over the analysis period 2024-2030. Gau ...