After the full impact of COVID-19 began to emerge, the situation was fundamentally shelved. The industry is suddenly facing a shortage of medical protective products, masks and a surge in demand for nonwoven fabric in the health, medical and wiping towel markets.

With the full utilization of the production capacity of polypropylene spunbond nonwoven fabric in the world, the situation of market oversupply has gradually changed. Many "retired" nonwoven production lines are put back into production to meet demand. With the full utilization of machines and the balance of raw material costs in, the enterprise's profits have further increased.

Covid-19, not all nonwoven fabric markets are benefiting from the early impact of the new crown. The automotive and household products market experienced a serious decline in demand in the middle of the year, but began to recover in the third quarter of 2020.

Facing the unprecedented surge in demand, manufacturers and suppliers of polypropylene spunbond nonwoven fabric and other Nonwoven Technology responded quickly and racked their brains to meet the demand with various original methods.

Although the demand for masks and the production capacity of melt blown fabrics made all the headlines, the production capacity of new polypropylene spunbond nonwoven fabric continued to grow at an impressive rate.

In the field of polypropylene spunbond nonwoven fabric, people have been developing new, more productive and more reliable processes, and have made great progress in various product innovations that are more attractive to end consumers.

Although the significant increase in capacity has had an impact on market capacity utilization, manufacturers around the world continue to install state-of-the-art production lines to gain product and productivity advantages.

Economic conditions in most parts of the world are expected to be moderate, unless there are negative effects of energy, inflation, debt, civil strife and war factors. Meanwhile, the one-time market penetratio.