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oral hygiene practices
maintaining healthy teeth and gums is crucial for many reasons:
prevents tooth decay and gum disease. regular brushing and flossing remove plaque, a sticky film of bacteria that can lead to cavities and gum disease if not properly managed.
maintains fresh breath. poor oral hygiene can cause bad breath (halitosis). brushing your teeth, and tongue, and using mouthwash can help keep your breath fresh.
reduces the risk of systemic diseases. there is a strong link between oral health and overall health. poor oral hygiene can contribute to conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, and respiratory infections.
saves money. preventive care is often less expensive than treating dental problems. regular check-ups and cleanings can help catch issues early before they become more serious and costly.
so, let's look at some key practices to help maintain your smile.
ੈ✩‧₊˚ brush your teeth twice a day. use fluoride toothpaste and a soft-bristled toothbrush. brush for at least two minutes, making sure to clean all surfaces of your teeth.
ੈ✩‧₊˚ floss daily. flossing helps remove plaque and food particles between your teeth and under the gumline where your toothbrush can’t reach.
ੈ✩‧₊˚ use mouthwash. an antimicrobial or fluoride mouthwash can help reduce plaque, prevent cavities, and freshen your breath.
ੈ✩‧₊˚ maintain a healthy diet. limit sugary foods and drinks, as they can contribute to tooth decay. eating a balanced diet with plenty of fruits and vegetables can support overall oral health.
ੈ✩‧₊˚ stay hydrated. drinking plenty of water, especially fluoridated tap water, helps wash away food particles and bacteria.
ੈ✩‧₊˚ avoid tobacco products. smoking and chewing tobacco can lead to gum disease, tooth decay, and oral cancer.
ੈ✩‧₊˚ replace your toothbrush regularly. change it over every three to four months, or sooner if the bristles are frayed.
ੈ✩‧₊˚ visit your dentist regularly. regular dental check-ups and professional cleanings are essential for maintaining oral health and catching any issues early.
i know that i am only reinforcing what your dentist is already telling you - but my purpose is to provide easy information and further reading resources that may teach you something new. by incorporating these practices into your daily routine, you can keep your teeth and gums healthy.
unfortunately, i know many people who ignore simple health facts (for a multitude of reasons). but this is not the way! looking after your health and your body is so important!
for further reading:
Oral Hygiene: Best Practices & Instructions for Good Routine | Cleveland Clinic
WOHD23-factsheet-oralhygiene-EN.pdf | FDI World Dental Foundation
Oral Hygiene | National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research
the original oral hygiene post (by me)
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22nd September 2024 Explore the latest trends in Malaysia’s industrial real estate market, including key opportunities in Klang Valley, Penang, Kulim, and Johor Bahru. Learn how geopolitical tensions and foreign investment are shaping the future. In February 2024, Malaysia's manufacturing sector experienced a notable boost, with the Production Index rising by 4.9% year-over-year, according to Malaysia’s Industrial Production Index. Additionally, the Department of Statistics Malaysia reported a significant 10.3% increase in the sales value of the manufacturing industry, reaching RM 145.2 billion in February 2023. Key subsectors driving this growth include Electrical & Electronic Products (33.2%), Petroleum, Chemical, Rubber & Plastic (24.7%), and Food, Beverages & Tobacco (17.5%). This uptick in manufacturing output is leading to increased demand for industrial real estate and factory rentals across Malaysia, positioning the nation as a prime destination for industrial property investments. In this article, we’ll dive into the current trends and opportunities in Malaysia’s industrial parks and explore how these developments impact the industrial real estate market. YoY change in Sales Value of Manufacturing Sector (%) Source: Manufacturing Statistics Malaysia, Department Statistics of Malaysiahttps://open.dosm.gov.my/data-catalogue/ipi?series=growth-yoy&visual=index_sa Growth Trends for Industrial Real Estate in Malaysia The recovery of Malaysia’s manufacturing sector is driving demand for industrial real estate, particularly in zones that host electronics clusters. According to DataSense by PropertyGuru For Business, Puchong in Selangor is currently the most sought-after location for industrial property and factory rentals. Puchong’s robust industrial base and strategic proximity to major growth centres make it an attractive spot for businesses. Key industrial zones in Puchong include Kinrara Industrial Park, Puchong Industrial Park, and Taman Perindustrian Puchong Utama. Next in line is Shah Alam, home to expanding Electronics and Electrical clusters. Industrial parks like Shah Alam Industrial Park and Glenmarie Industrial Park have seen a surge in interest from companies in these sectors, while Bukit Raja Selatan and Hicom Industrial Park cater to the life sciences sector. Johor Bahru is emerging as a critical hub for technological investments, with Zerin Properties forecasting RM 17 billion in new data centre investments in 2024. This follows RM 51.1 billion in investments from 2022, highlighting the region’s growing appeal for high-tech industries. Top 10 City/Area by Demand Index of Factory to Rent Source: DataSense by PropertyGuru For Business Impact of Geopolitical Tensions on Malaysia’s Manufacturing Sector The ongoing trade tensions between China and the US have driven global companies to diversify their manufacturing locations, often referred to as the “China Plus One” strategy. Malaysia has become a key beneficiary of this trend. Since 2021, the country has witnessed substantial foreign direct investment (FDI) in the technology sector, with companies like Intel and Infineon Technologies committing billions of dollars to expand operations. Penang and Kulim, in particular, are benefiting from this shift. The industrial real estate markets in these areas are experiencing a surge in demand for factory rentals as more technology companies move their manufacturing operations out of China. Penang and Kulim: Unlikely Beneficiaries of Trade Tensions DataSense reports indicate that Batu Kawan Industrial Park in Penang saw an 86.3% increase in demand for factory rentals in March 2024. The average rental price per square foot has risen steadily since 2021, as more global manufacturers set up shop in the region. Boston Scientific Corporation and Western Digital are just a few examples of multinational companies expanding their footprint in Penang’s thriving industrial zones.
Similarly, Kulim has seen a 13.5% month-on-month increase in demand as of March 2024. The median rent per square foot in Kulim rose from RM 1.50 in 2023 to RM 1.67 in March 2024, demonstrating the area’s growing importance as a strategic location for industrial activities. Supply Index and Demand Index Trend for Factory to Rent in Batu Kawan Source: DataSense by PropertyGuru For Business Demand Median Rent Per Square Foot Source: DataSense by PropertyGuru For Business Supply Index and Demand Index Trend for Factory to Rent in Kulim Source: DataSense by PropertyGuru For Business Demand Median Rent Per Square Foot Source: DataSense by PropertyGuru For Business The Future of Malaysia’s Industrial Real Estate As global manufacturing shifts, Malaysia’s industrial hubs—especially in Penang and Kulim—are poised to play a critical role in bridging gaps in the global supply chain. With heightened geopolitical tensions driving companies to diversify their operations, Malaysia is emerging as a key destination for foreign direct investment in the manufacturing sector. Investors looking to capitalise on these trends should pay close attention to the continued growth of industrial parks and factory rental demand in Malaysia. The robust demand for industrial real estate, coupled with favourable government policies and infrastructure developments, makes the country a hotspot for industrial property investments. Conclusion The growth in Malaysia’s manufacturing sector and the rise of industrial parks in areas like Puchong, Shah Alam, Penang, and Kulim offer a wealth of opportunities for investors. With global companies seeking to diversify their supply chains and mitigate risks, Malaysia’s industrial real estate market is set for continued growth. At My Industrial Specialist, we are committed to providing comprehensive market insights and high-quality listings to help you navigate the industrial property landscape. Whether you are looking for investment opportunities or need detailed market analysis, we are here to assist you in making informed decisions. Ready to invest in Malaysia’s industrial property market? Visit myindustrialspecialist.com today to explore prime listings and gain access to expert market insights. Let us help you take the next step in your industrial real estate investment journey.
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Parl Panel on Commerce Recommends
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Besides exporting tobacco, the country also exports a variety of tobacco products such as cigarettes, cut tobacco, bidis, hookah, different varieties of chewing tobacco, snuff and cigars.
Welcoming the renewal of the Indian-Chinese Phytosanitary (related to plant) protocol on reviving the export of tobacco leaves, the committee said all efforts, including consultations with the Chinese…
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Hey everyone! I am Belle and as a heads up this is a queued post bc I live on like the opposite timezone of basically anyone in the US so this site is opening before dawn on fri for me and I have work. I'll try and hop on fri night, otherwise I'll get back to everyone on my sat! Anyway, I'm excited for this rp to open, I love surreal and horror. 🔥 My hobbies include writing gremlin bois and oscillating wildly between regular capitalization and lapslock. Also ToF/genshin (hmu if u play tho). This is Noh Harang, resident gremlin, morally ambiguous and in the trade of plots that verge on the wrong side of functional. Here is his about and profile page which has the more relevant of information, but I’ll drop some additional quick facts under the cut along with some attempted plot ideas! If you want to plot just like or dm + I have a discord on request if it’s easier to plot there (i usually prefer it A Lot, so if you want me to add you just drop your user in my ims and when i get online later i can add 6v6 ).
if you want the full gist of why he is the way he is i’d rec reading his bio + checking his profile page, bc this is like: scenario, i'm trying my best, but my best is never good enough 😔 if not, ig you'll have to go by this image:
was born in ulsan, his dad died when he was pretty young and was largely raised by his mom w help from other family members. he is ✨inspired ✨ by sharp objects (bc i Love it), only less murder-y, but his mom has FDIS (munchausen by proxy) and it influenced his emotional development a lot.
moved to the island as a teen when his mom remarried, which meant there were new and exciting doctors to visit who weren’t suspicious of her yet. cowabunga, dude. spent a lot of time in his room drawing when he was ~sick~
he’s decently smart, and he did go onto uni for art, but then he got pissed at someone else and sabotaged their assignment by breaking into somewhere he shouldn’t have been and prob broke like 4 school rules in the process and was kicked out his second year. so he never finished. good life choices? check. clearly.
he is vindictive and revenge-driven and will act immediately on those feelings without considering the consequences on getting caught. harang in the moment is always like: i will definitely not get caught. and the narrator is like: that bitch did, in fact, get caught.
is he a good person? no. does he try to better himself every day? also no. memes aside, he does have good qualities but he’s def not sugar and spice and everything nice. if you enjoy complicated, emotionally wrought, and sometimes dark plots 👀 👀 👀 pls come to me, that is what i’m weak and design my chars for.
he’s a webtoon creator/artist. he’s into horror, esp supernatural/paranormal horror. his webtoon is similar in storyline/vibe to something like stagtown? but his art style is different. he takes inspo from junji ito of course. likes consuming horror media/projects as well.
obsessed with herbal tea, has So Many flavors in his apt.
really into vinyl, though he usually collects based on cover artwork first and music second. likes playing atmospheric music when he’s making art.
he smokes, his favorite is cherry tobacco. they’re bad for his body but he’s pretty sure his body was basically destroyed in his youth so what does it matter anymore anyway?
he has a weird vibe but he’s good at covering it. will default to auto-mirroring people’s gestures and personalities around him without super realizing he’s doing it. if you spend enough time around him though it fades, it’s mostly done for people he doesn’t interact w regularly.
he has long hair, and yes, that is a personality trait
he’s not always the nicest person but he’s also not mean for the sake of being mean. it can take him a while to emotionally connect to people. he doesn’t frequently get into romantic relationship because of it, def finds casual to be easier. his sense of love and how it should be expressed is ✨very off ✨
can turn himself into a victim in 4 minutes flat (i_got_it_from_my_mama.mp3)
he hates doctors, not in a take it personally sense, more just going to the doctors and being treated sense. will avoid going to the hospital At All Costs.
can be manipulative, and isn’t always the most empathetic person (in this house we support morally grey chars 👏 )
plot ideas -- tbh i often prefer to like talk apps and come up with something organically, but here are a few ~general ideas~ that might be nice to have, and a few that could be starting off points if we’re really stuck.
an ex that was messily resolved and there's some baggage there is always fun. would love if it imploded due to reasons on both their ends rather than like one person being the Saint and the other being a Villain. I want mutually assured destruction and angst tyvm.
conversationalists. they live in the same area and keep running into each other, harang takes frequent smoke breaks outside for instance. but the strange part of it is there’s no real set schedule, and they just keep running into each other even though they're leaving at drastically different times every day. could be fun if they know some deeper pieces of each other’s life without knowing the like basics of each others personalities (like an inverse of basic friends, unbasic not-friends, if you will)
a bff? like we really click together and even though you make bad life choices and are lvl 500 dumb sometimes i’ll still help you with whatever mess you invite upon yourself. can go both ways, of course.
me, sweating and running out of plot ideas i’m brainstorming on the spot, someone who’s into harang’s webtoon. ofc it would need to be ✨developed ✨ so it could be interesting, but yes. OR his anti!!! OR a mix and they're obsessively into it to the point of being creepy. a creepy stan stalking a creepy artist, creep² if you will
i Am a fan of antagonistic plots, i think they’re really fun, esp when both chars are kind of catty about it and it’s not just one being the ~evil~ one, tho i don’t have any ideas on how to get there but if someone really wants one and to figure out a reason why i’m down!!!!
okay i think that’s it i’m out of ideas, but i’m v excited to plot and write so pls don’t hesitate to let me know if you like something or have another idea or wanna create something organically 👀
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"Per quanto si possa fingere di non vederlo, era tutto studiato. Scientificamente, a tavolino. Diamo fastidio ai poteri forti”. Meloni imbestialita dice che i poteri forti sono contro di loro. Infatti alle cene con i lobbisti a Bruxelles a cui erano entusiasti presenti i suoi fedelissimi c’erano i nemici dei poteri forti: Exxon, colosso del settore petrolifero; Huawei e At&T, multinazionali della telefonia; British American Tobacco, che conosciamo tutti. E pure due rappresentanti di Scientology. Per non parlare del fatto che Fdi prende soldi da palazzinari (180mila euro!), associazioni legate al mondo delle armi e della caccia (60mila euro). E ancora e ancora. Meloni e Fdi sono legati ai poteri forti. E per tanti aspetti, ne sono proprio espressione. Alla dignità di tacere no invece, non sono legati per niente Leonardo Cecchi
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Contrasting the Specifications of Esco Bars and Mr Fog Max Air
While many reasons are being considered to select a perfect vape, the flavor plays one of the prominent roles along with other demands of a vaper. If you are looking for a disposable vape and are confused in deciding the flavor for yourself then we bring here the two top-selling one-time vape gadgets- Esco Bars and Mr. Fog Max Air with their flavor list to make sure you make the best choice of disposable vape for yourself.
Let us first disclose the key specifications of both before heading to flavors…
Key Specifications of Esco Bars and Mr.Fog Max Air
Both work on activated firing mechanisms. While Esco Bars have a 1000mAh battery to deliver 2500 puffs, Mr. Fog Max Air has a 1100mAh battery to release 3000 puffs approximately. Both are almost similar in weight, performance, and consist of 5% nicotine concentrations per the weight of the vape juice.
Design-wise both are comfortable and have an awesome mouthpiece to pull the draws. Mr. Fog Max Air has a cylindrical shape the Esco Bars are designed in a highlighter geometrical pattern. All in all, there is not much of a difference in their appeals.
Both devices are ravel-friendly. And won’t put you on the work of re-filling vape juice, recharging the battery, or replacing coils. These are the exemplary vape systems that give you an edge to Vape free! They give you a way to handle anytime stress in seconds with these ready-made nicotine hits. Carry them anywhere in pockets and get all the vaping bliss in moments.
It is now time to run through the flavors of both these vapes’ e-juice taste lists…
Flavors of Mr Fog Max Air
This vape pen has 6 flavors but all of them are unique on their own and can give you heavenly soothing. Here’s the list-
Apple Grape Freeze
Peach Blue Raspberry Freeze
Peach Pineapple Freeze
Peach Strawberry Watermelon Freeze
Strawberry Raspberry Cherry Freeze
Watermelon Kiwi Freeze
32 Tastes of Esco Bars
This vape can be great for those who want to continuously shift to new flavors as the list is immense. The 32 taste variations of Esco Bars are-
Aloe Mango Melon (Limited Edition Carsonator)
Banana Ice
Black Dragon Ice (Limited Edition Carsonator)
Blue Raspberry
Blue Raspberry Lemon (Fruitia Edition)
Blue Razzleberry Pomegranate (Ripe Collection)
Blueberry Ambrosia (Limited Edition Carsonator)
Bubblegum Ice
Cool Salted Caramel (Cream Collection)
Cotton Candy
Fuji Apple Ice (Fruitia Edition)
Fiji Melons Ice (Ripe Edition)
Grape Ice
Kiwi Dragon Berry (Ripe Collection)
Mango Guava Ice (Fruitia Edition)
Orange Limeade
Peach Ice
Peachy Mango Pineapple (Ripe Collection)
Peachy Mango Pineapple Ice (Ripe Collection)
Pink Lemonade
Rainbow
Red Apple
Snow Cone Ice (Fruitia Edition)
Spearmint
Strawberry Banana
Strawberry Cream (Cream Collection)
Strawberry Ice
Strawnanners Ice (Ripe Collection)
Tobacco (Cream Collection)
Tropical Rainbow Blast (Ripe Collection)
Watermelon Bubble Gum (Friutia Edition)
Watermelon Ice
How safe are disposable vapes?
Bought from a genuine vape store like vaporboss, there is no worry about the safety of batter explosions, overheating, or leaking. The vape juice of these units is created under the rules and regulations of the FDI and WHO. According to which, these have no tobacco or tar-like harmful compounds. The ratio of VG/PG is also as per the safety checklists of these vapes. The flavorings used to add flavor to the clouds are also safe for health. The strength of nicotine in these is half that of traditional cigarettes and that is why, if vaped wisely, these are a healthier alternative of puffing with nicotine and concluding with contentment.
Comparing the Two
Mr Fog Max Air Disposable Vape brings the vaping vastness with flavors that are all created under strong mint and menthol effect. For those who enjoy vaping under a little mix of fruits with colling sensation, this one would be a better option while those who are ready to explore the whole range of flavors from energy drinks to fruits, candies, mocktails, and salted corns, Esco Bars would be the ultimate choice. Considering other factors like the ratio of Vegetable Glycerine and Propyl Glycol, both have the same ratios, that is apt 70 by 30 respectively.
So, when are you picking up the taste of your choice? Do share the reviews with us!
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Clear Aligners Market Size to Develop Lucratively by 2025
Clear Aligners Market: Introduction
· Clear aligners are invisible and modern methods of correcting moderate and mild orthodontic problems. It is a solution for patients who are seeking a more discreet orthodontic treatment than conventional braces. Orthodontic treatment using clear aligners is faster than traditional braces.
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Key Drivers and Opportunities of Global Clear Aligners Market
· Rise in prevalence of dental diseases is projected to boost the growth of the global clear aligners market. According to the FDI World Dental Federation, an estimated 3.9 billion people across the world are affected by oral diseases and 15% to 20% of middle-aged adults have periodontal (gum) disease.
· Moreover, rise in demand for clear aligners owing to surge in number of people with orthodontic diseases fuels the growth of the global market. Unhealthy diet (particularly one rich in sugar), poor oral hygiene, tobacco use, and harmful alcohol use are the factors leading to increase in risk factors for oral disease.
· Growth of the global clear aligners market can be also attributed to strategic investments by key players. For instance, in March 2020, Align Technology, Inc. acquired Global Holdings GmbH (exocad). This acquisition enabled the company to strengthen its Align digital platform, which delivers innovative tools and features for diagnostic, restorative, implant, and orthodontic workflows.
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· Adoption of technologically advanced products is anticipated to accelerate the growth of the global market. Key players operating in the market are engaged in research & development in order to develop advanced new products. For instance, in February 2020, DenMat Holdings, LLC announced that it had entered into the clear aligners market after receiving FDA 510k for its new system in December of 2019. In October 2019, Align Technology, Inc. launched Invisalign to empower doctors with new tools and technology to better serve the rapidly expanding market for clear aligner treatment owing to rise in consumer demand for clear aligners.
· However, lack of knowledge about certain types of dental health care needs is expected to hamper the growth of the global clear aligners market. Moreover, high cost of the treatment restrains the global market. For instance, in the U.S., approximately US$ 110 Bn are spent on oral health each year.
· Government initiatives to develop health care infrastructure in developing countries and rise in prevalence of oral diseases in emerging countries present lucrative opportunities in the global clear aligner market
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· North America is projected to account for major share of the global clear aligners market due to presence of key players, early adoption of technologically advanced products, and high awareness among the population
· The clear aligners market in Asia Pacific is anticipated to grow at a rapid pace during the forecast period owing to increase in awareness and rise in prevalence of orthodontic diseases. An article published in the Global Health Journal stated that prevalence of caries in China was above 50% in all age groups.
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The global clear aligners market is highly consolidated due to the presence small number of key players. Demand for clear aligner products has increased in emerging as well as developed markets owing to rise in prevalence of orthodontic diseases. Growth strategies adopted by leading players are likely to drive the global market. For instance, January 2020, Bellevue Orthodontics launched same-day clear aligners using 3D printing.
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Dental 3D Printing Market Research Report
Global Dental 3D Printing Market
The GMI Research forecasts that the Dental 3D Printing Market is witnessing an upsurge in demand over the forecast period. This is mainly due to the rising global geriatric population, urging demand for customized dental 3D printers and mounting cases of dental conditions.
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Introduction of the Dental 3D Printing Market:
Dental 3D printing is an additive manufacturing process performed with the help of CAD/CAM, oral scanning, designing, and 3D printing. Several new products are made in the dental industry using this technology, such as dental implants, physical models for prosthodontics, dental crowns, bridges, etc. The technology is widely adopted in maxillofacial and implant surgery to develop anatomical models used in complex treatments.
Key Players of the Global Dental 3D Printing Market:
· 3D Systems
· Renishaw Inc.
· SLM Solutions
· DENTSPLY Sirona
· FormLabs Inc.
· EOS AG
· Stratasys
· Roland DG Corporation
· EnvisionTEC
· Straumann AG Group
Dental 3D Printing Market Dynamics (including market size, share, trends, forecast, growth, forecast, and industry analysis)
The dental 3D printing market is projected to witness lucrative growth in the coming years. In accordance with the estimates of FDI's Oral Health Atlas, approximately 3.05 billion people worldwide are impacted by untreated decay of primary and permanent teeth. Thus, the mounting cases of dental caries and other diseases will stimulate the demand for dental 3D printing because it permits the healthcare professionals to perform the dental procedure with better accuracy, high potency, and minimal trauma to the patient. Several other factors proliferating the market include technological modernizations in design, delivery positioning, material, improved fabrication, surging demand of cosmetic dentistry and consolidation of dental laboratories, accelerating disposable income leading to more expenditure on oral health fuelling demand for customized dental three printers. However, the high cost of dental treatments, the inadequacy of a skilled dental professional in emerging countries, inadequate reimbursement scenarios, and rigorous regulatory process for accepting 3D printing are projected to curb the market growth. Besides this, the escalating consumption of alcohol and tobacco and other unhealthy shifts in lifestyles are raising the problems of dental conditions, including oral cancer, which is further curbing the dental 3D printing market size.
Dental 3D Printing Market Segmentation:
Segmentation by Type
· Equipment
o Dental 3D Scanners
o Dental 3D Printers
· Services
Segmentation by Technology Type
· Liquid Base
o Stereolithography (SL)
o Polyjet or multijet printing
· Powder base
o Selective laser sintering (SLS)
o Electron beam melting (EBM)
o Direct metal laser sintering (DMLS)
· Solid base
o Fused deposition modeling (FDM)
o Laminated object manufacturing (LOM)
Segmentation by Material Type
· Metal
· Photopolymer
· Ceramic
· Others
Segmentation by Application
· Orthodontics
· Prosthodontics
· Implantology
Segmentation by End User
· Hospitals
· Dental Clinics
· Dental Laboratories
· Others
Segmentation by Region:
· North America
o United States of America
o Canada
· Asia Pacific
o China
o Japan
o India
o Rest of APAC
· Europe
o United Kingdom
o Germany
o France
o Spain
o Rest of Europe
· RoW
o Brazil
o South Africa
o Saudi Arabia
o UAE
o Rest of the world (remaining countries of the LAMEA region)
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What is FDI and which sectors FDI Permitted in India?
INTRODUCTION- Sectors in which fdi is permitted in india Foreign direct investment decides ways, in which forms and individuals can hold assets in foreign places, which are to be regarded as direct investments. From the past few years, FDI has undergone certain changes.
WHAT IS FDI?
Any investment done by an individual or a form of one country to a business of another country is known as foreign direct investment. The main purpose of FDI is to raise funds for the economy of a country and to check upon the flow of foreign currencies to one from India. The main economic crisis of 1991 has led the FDI to increase in India throughout the years. FDI has been a major source for creating over 1 crore jobs in India and also for maintaining of economic stability of the country.
FDI ROUTES
For India to attract foreign investment it has set up 2 different routes:-
1. AUTOMATIC ROUTE- Route in which no approval of government or Reserve Bank of India is necessary for FDI to enter the country.
2. GOVERNMENT ROUTE-It is a route in which FDI, in order to enter the country, requires the approval of RBI or Government.
SECTORS IN WHICH FDI IS PERMITTED IN INDIA
1. INVESTMENT IN INDIA’S AUTOMOBILE SECTOR- The automobile sector is the largest sector of tractor manufacturers second largest of bus manufacturer and third largest of the heavy truck manufacturer in the world. India, from 2018 became the fourth largest automobile sector. FDI policy in the automobile sector allows 100% FDI under the automatic route. FDI in the automobile industry will help bring technological know-how leading to economic development. This, in turn, can stimulate more job opportunities.
2. CHEMICAL INDUSTRY– Around 6% of the country’s GDP is contributed by the chemical industry in India. Thus it is recognized as an indispensable part of the country’s economy. More than 80000 commercial products are being covered by chemical industries in India, making it highly diversified in nature. By 2025 this industry is expected to reach a dollar 304 billion. The chemical industry in India is allowed 100% FDI under the automatic route.
3. CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY- The major part of India’s GDP is being contributed by the industry and being an efficient contributor to the GDP of India this industry has created innumerable opportunities.
4. MEDIA SECTOR– Rapidly advancing industry and highly growth is what is media and entertainment industry known for. Since India’s consumer demand increases, therefore, the number of films made for your increases making this industry in India as globally most significant from industry and `world’s largest newspaper distribution market. This industry is considered as the second largest base after China and there are more than 570 million internet users, close to 2520 multiplexes, and has registered publications of 1,18,239. The media and entertainment industry in publishing and magazines sector is allowed 100% FDI on the government route. On the other hand the media sector in cable networks area is allowed up to 74% FDI under the automatic route.
5. EDUCATION SECTOR- Having a large and competent institution for educational centers India holds an important place in the global institution’s industry. For the progress of society, education has always been regarded as the backbone. India being densely populated of about 500 million people it off great opportunity for education. According to the constitution of India free and compulsory education has been regarded as a fundamental right for children between 6(Six) to 14(Fourteen) years of age. By the year 2020, the Government of India is aiming to raise gross enrolment ratio to 30%.
6. AGRICULTURAL SECTOR- A sector that provides over 50% of countries workforce, employment. 18% of the Gross domestic product in the financial year 2018 is contributed by this sector. India ranks second globally in terms of farm output with the climatic condition that supports the productivity of different crops. Between the years 2000 and 2019 the food processing industries received an FDI of USD 9.41 billion.
7. BFSI SECTOR- India ranks the highest in the fintech adaptation rate which is 87% higher than the global average rate of 64%. Indian fintech market contributes to the following:-
UPI and digital India government initiatives
Disposable income which is at a growing rate
Middle-class group expansion
The increasing level of smartphone diffusion.
1. WELLNESS SECTOR- 100% FDI in the sector has been allowed under the automatic route. India has become the largest in the sector both in employment and revenue terms. This sector includes medical tourism health insurance hospital devices and medical equipment. Ayurvedic treatments are also included in the sectors and India is the world’s second-largest exporter of this.
2. THERMAL POWER SECTOR- India is ranked as a third-largest producer and fourth-largest consumer of electricity globally. Around 14955 villages have been provided electricity so far. An investment of around 9-9.5 TN is forecasted to be attracted by India. In this sector 100% FDI is allowed for generation from all sources under the automatic route. In the thermal power sector of India 49% FDI is allowed under the automatic route.
3. TEXTILE AND GARMENTS SECTOR- Being one of the oldest industries in this sector India who is the abundant availability of cotton, silk, jute, wool, etc and is one of the largest producers of textile and garments. This industry contributes to 2% of GDP, 14% of industrial production and 27% of countries’ foreign exchange.
4. CIVIL AND AVIATION SECTOR- India is the fastest growing industry in the sector during the last 3 years and is considered third largest in the world. 100% FDI is allowed in civil aviation and permitted in a helicopter under the automatic route.
5. FOOD SECTOR- This sector had established opportunities for investments in the food retail sector and attracting fiscal incentives. The expected market for this sector is dollar 828 billion by the year 2020. 100% FDI under both the routes in food processing sector is allowed. Sectors In Which FDI Is Permitted In India
In addition to this there are several other sectors in which FDI is allowed in India:-
RAILWAY SECTOR
PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS SECTOR
CAPITAL GOODS SECTOR
ELECTRONICAL SYSTEM SECTOR
RETAIL AND E-COMMERCE SECTOR
ROADS AND HIGHWAY SECTOR
TELECOMMUNICATION SECTOR
TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY SECTOR
AUTO COMPONENT SECTOR
BIOTECHNOLOGICAL SECTOR
GEMS AND JEWELLERY SECTOR
LEATHER SECTOR
METALS AND MINING SECTOR
PHARMACEUTICAL SECTOR
PORTS AND SHIPPING SECTOR
There are some of the sectors where FDI is prohibited in India:-
LOTTERIES
GAMBLING AND BETTING
TRANSFERABLE DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
FARMHOUSE CONSTRUCTION
NIDHI COMPANIES
CHIT FUNDS
CASINOS
TOBACCO SUBSTITUTES
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CONCLUSION
Thus it can be concluded that in identifying and attracting FDI inflows to the country which are the sectors that are important and which are the sectors that are prohibited. The study also reveals that for economic growth India FDI is considered to be one of the most important factors. FDI helps in increasing trade in the foreign markets. But on the other hand in the R&D sector FDI has failed to raise and stabilize the growth of economy. FDI now contributes over 20% GDP of the country globally. Other countries are investing in most emerging countries like China and India has a lead to increased foreign exchange inflows. On the contrary, this also leads to the emergence of various problems and challenges such as a monopoly, unemployment, etc. These FDI policies need to be framed very carefully so that not many problems arise in the future.
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Global Periodontal Equipment market
The Global periodontal Equipment Market was valued $xx Mn in 2019 and is expected to reach $xx Mn in 2027 registering a CAGR of 12.1% during forecast period.
Market Overview:
Periodontal equipment are used to assess and treat the periodontal diseases. Periodontal diseases are the infection affecting the structures that surround the teeth including gums, alveolar bone and periodontal ligament. The use of proper equipment will improve the operator's skill and will decrease surgical time. It will also result in less tissue trauma, thus increasing healing time and reducing postoperative complications and patient discomfort. Presently, there is a large range of equipment available like ultrasonic devices, hoes, chisels and curettes for the removal of supra and sub gingival calculus. As per the Global Burden of Disease Study in 2017, it was estimated that approximately 3.5 billion people and more than 530 million children worldwide are affected with oral diseases like caries of permanent teeth which is the most common condition.
The report covers the detailed analysis of global Periodontal Equipment industry with the classifications of the market on the equipment type, application and end-users. Analysis of past market dynamics from 2016 to 2019 is given in the report, which will help readers to benchmark the past trends with current market scenarios with the key players contribution in it.
The report has profiled twenty four key players in the market from different regions. However, report has considered all market leaders, followers and new entrants with investors while analysing the market and estimation the size of the same. Increasing R&D activities in each region are different and focus is given on the regional impact on the cost of treatment, availability of advanced technology are analysed and report has come up with recommendations for future hot spot in APAC region.
Market Dynamics:
Key factors like the increasing prevalence of periodontitis affected due to lack of oral hygiene, high consumption of tobacco, alcohol, unhealthy diet causes the dental caries, are responsible to drive the growth of this market. Rising geriatric population, lack of awareness regarding oral hygiene, poor nutrition especially in developing economies and rising demand for dental services are also contributing to the market growth. The government and other organizations are taking several initiatives to increase awareness among people about age-related dental disorders. FDI Dental World Association in 2015, initiated a project ��Oral Health for an Ageing Population (OHAP)”. The goal of this project is to create awareness among people about the aging problems and promote research in oral health and the aging population. Dental disorders like periodontal disease, oral cancers, and environmental injuries resulting from Oro-dental trauma are expected to further assist the overall growth of the market. However, inadequacy of reimbursement policies regarding dental procedures in developing economies is a major factor responsible to restrain the global periodontal equipment market from 2017 to 2025.
Regional Insights:
Global Periodontal Equipment market1
North America is expected to account largest market share of xx% during the forecast period.
Owing to the adequate reimbursement policies for dental procedures in the U.S. and rising awareness about the oral health and periodontal disease in the region contribute a large market share in the region. According to the American Dental Association, 42 percent of the United States adults of age 30 years or over are suffering from periodontitis. Around 7.8% of these people are having severe periodontitis. This rising prevalence of periodontitis is augmenting the growth of the market.
Asia Pacific is expected to register a higher CAGR of xx% during the forecast period.
Owing to increasing awareness about oral health in developing countries of the region and realigning reimbursement policies in the region. APAC market is expected to register high revenue due to high influence of dental disorders caused due to use of tobacco, unhealthy diet, poor oral hygiene and consumption of alcohol. Also, the rising demand for cosmetic surgery and growing dental tourism increases the market growth.
COVID-19 Impact:
The advent of the COVID-19 pandemic has hugely affected the market for periodontal equipment. Routine dental care was largely unavailable during the pandemic, as many dental practices were forced to close as they were deemed as elective procedures. According to Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), dental health care personnel (DHCP) are placed in very high exposure risk category as dentists work in close proximity to the patient’s oral cavity [5]. Also, dental procedures involve the use of rotary instruments such as hand pieces and scalars, which generate aerosols. Thus, a greater understanding of the structure of the virus, modes of transmission, clinical features, and testing methods is needed that can help to form protocols for dental practices to identify cases and prevent further spread of the infection.
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Market Segmentation:
By Equipment Type:
• Periodontal probes • Scalers • Curettes • Polishing Instruments • Surgical intruments Excisional instruments Incisional instruments
By Application:
• Assessment instruments • Therapeutic instruments
By End-Users:
• Dental clinics • Hospitals • Ambulatory surgery centers
Segment Analysis:
The periodontal probes segment is expected to dominate the global market during forecast period. It is estimated to grow at a CAGR of xx% during forecast period. Periodontal Probe is a medical device used in dentistry. It is usually long, thin, and blunted at the end commonly used in the dental procedures. The primary purpose of a periodontal probe is to measure pocket depths around a tooth in order to establish the state of health of the periodontium.
Global Periodontal Equipment market
Key players operating in global Periodontal Equipment market:
• DENTSPLY International Inc. • J&J Instruments Inc. • JinDELL Medical Instruments Co. Ltd. • LM-Instruments Oy. • A-dec Inc. • AMD LASERS • Biolase Inc. • Carestream Health Inc. • Danaher Corporation • Ivoclar Vivadent AG • Midmark Corporation • Planmeca Group • Dentsply Sirona • 3M EPSE • GC corporation • Patterson Companies • Valeant Pharmaceuticals • Kaken Pharmaceuticals • Dexcel Pharma • Galderma • Medtronic plc. • Pacific dental services • Straumann Holding AG • Zimmer Biomet Holdings Inc.
The report also helps in understanding Global Periodontal Equipment Market dynamics, structure by analyzing the market segments and project the Global Periodontal Equipment Market size. Clear representation of competitive analysis of key players by product, price, financial position, product portfolio, growth strategies, and regional presence in the Global Periodontal Equipment Market make the report investor’s guide.
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Silicone Film Market Size, Analysis & Trends during Forecast 2025
Silicone Film Market insights
Market Research Future predicted that the global silicone film market is set to attain the highest growth during the forecast period, 2018-2023.
The silicone film application in packaging applications is believed to grow at a considerable rate due to its superior, cost-effective properties, high heat resistance, and durability. Silicone film is used in flexible packaging. Flexible packaging applications mainly include food and confectionery, tobacco, and clothing. In addition, due to superior economic benefits, the use of silicone film should increase. The growing packaging industry, with growing demand for packaged foods and beverages for longer shelf life and ease of use, is likely to stimulate demand.
In addition, the demand for high quality and nutritious beverages is increasing rapidly due to changes in the dietary habits of occasional consumers, which is probably the growing bottle market and, which escalates the demand for silicone films. Silicone film has turned out to be the most preferred material in many end-use sectors such as electronics and healthcare, automotive, construction due to its superior advantages over other materials such as excellent economy, chemical resistance, and low density. Among the above applications, demand for silicone film is rapidly increasing in the automotive industry owing to its low coefficient of linear thermal expansion and direct effect on total vehicle density, weight, and toughness.
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Silicone Film Market Segmentation
The global market for silicone films is separated based on types and applications. The global COVID-19 analysis on silicon film market segment is divided into two categories by type into release linear and coated film. The linear release segment of the silicone films had a significant market share in 2017 and is expected to become the leading segment during the forecast period due to the increasing use of low-density polyethylene (LDPE) in medical and electronic packaging.
The end-user segment of the global silicone film market segment is bifurcated into electronics, packaging, automobiles, industry, and others. The electronics industry is estimated to be in a leading position with the largest share in the global market. The packaging is anticipated to be the rapidly growing segment due to extensive applications in various processed foods and beverages.
Silicone Film Market Regional Analysis
Asia Pacific is expected to account for the largest share of the global silicon film market report due to favorable government policies in the electronics sector, such as high foreign direct investment (FDI) in China and India.
Europe and North America are anticipated to see a noteworthy growth in during the evaluation period due to rising silicone film applications in the food & beverage and pharmaceutical industry.
Moreover, The Middle East and Africa are predicted to register a considerable growth rate due to escalating demand for silicone films in the automotive and F&B segment.
Major Players
Most companies operating in this market are adopting the strategy of expanding their strategic activities to new regions, investment in research and development to deliver enhanced functionality products. The top players in the global silicone film market are TORAY INDUSTRIES, INC, Sappi Limited, Polyplex Corporation Limited, Tee Group Film, Siliconature S.P.A., Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation, Gascogne Group, Momentive Performance Materials, Garware Polyester Ltd, The Rubber Company, Rayven, Inc, Elkem, and others
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Step-By-Step Guide on How to Shift Manufacturing to India
India is increasingly becoming the preferred location for businesses looking to set up a strong business foothold, especially in the Asia-Pacific region. The reasons for this could be manifold. Cheap availability of skilled labour, availability of qualified and experienced managers, favourable tropical weather conditions, space, access to the huge and often diverse consumer market etc. are just some of the reasons in India.
Of late, many players in the technology sector, such as Apple have expressed a desire to shift a significant portion of their manufacturing bases to India. Apart from this, players in the FMCG, home appliances, education technology sector etc. are also planning to take similar steps. This article shall therefore provide you with a detailed guide on what regulatory compliances are required while shifting manufacturing processes to India.
Setting Foot in India
The first step toward setting up business in India, requires one to have a registered office in India. This would involve, either purchasing or renting a land and registering the same with the Registrar of Companies under Section 12 of the Companies Act, 1872as the registered office of your manufacturing unit in India. This is important because all legal notices of suits, arbitrations, etc. shall be sent to the same office and delivery to the registered office is considered due service of summons under Indian civil procedural law. Procuring a land would attract the provisions of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 and the Transfer of Property Act, 1882. The contract for sale or lease of the land must be for a lawful purpose and must not be used for manufacturing anything against the public policy of India, for example, for manufacturing prohibited drugs.
If the entity is looking forward to a long-term existence in India, they must either purchase the land or get a long-term lease. Section 105 of the Transfer of property Act, 1882 permits perpetual leases.
Industrial Licenses
Getting a license under the Industries (Development & Regulation Act), 1951 is the sine qua non for starting any manufacturing activity in India. Application for an Industrial License may be made online on the e-Biz portal of the government. Such a license, once granted is valid for a period of three years from the date of grant. While there existed strict licensing requirements under this act for almost all major commercial activities, the scope of the same has been drastically reduced over time.
In fact, from September 2019 onwards a license under this act is required for manufacturing activities in only four sectors- defence equipment, hazardous chemicals, tobacco and explosives. Apart from this,there are some sectors which are reserved only for the MSME sector. Non-MSMEs who wish to manufacture products in these sectors would then be required to get an industrial license for the same and are then also obliged to export 50% of the production for at least three years.
Industrial Classification Code
Once you have determined the sector for which you shall be manufacturing the goods and procured the requisite license for manufacturing the same, it is necessary that you also procure an Industrial Classification Code under the national Industrial Classification- 2008. This code helps the Central Statistical Organisation of the Central Government to keep updated records of all economic activities taking place in the nation. While these are more important for the government, than for the industry, having a business presence in India would imply conforming to this policy.
Conforming to Quality Standards
Once the unit is set for production, it is important that it meet the quality standards. The Bureau of Indian Standards Act, 2016 governs the same. Under the act, the BIS has appointed regional offices, where the factory must send its sample manufactured products for testing.Only if the tests
meet the prescribed quality standards for sale in the Indian consumer market will the unit be permitted to go ahead with mass production.
Registration as an MSME
In case your enterprise qualifies under the prescribed turnover limits, it is advisable to get registered under the relevant category an MSME. They are governed by the MSMEs Development Act, 2006. Under the Act, micro, small and medium sized industry is an entity involved in manufacturing or processing whose investment in machinery does not exceed 25 lakhs, 5 crores and 10 crores respectively. Once registered, an MSMEmust also get an Aadhar Udyog Registration number, which is a 12 digit Aadhar code given to MSMEs for easing regulation of MSMEs.The government has de vised several incentive-based policies, ranging from liquidity assistance, credit guarantee for borrowing, tax exemptions etc. to give a boost to the MSME sector.
While these were the general steps that every manufacturer has to be mind ful of, there are other special compliances required to be adhered to by a new business entrant in India. The Companies Act, 2013, the Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017, the Income tax Act, 1961, the Factories Act, 1948, are a few of such legislations.
Companies Act, 2013
This is the legislation with the maximum number of compliance requirements. Ranging from auditing, annual returns, maintenance of books of account, holding of annual general meetings, requirements relating to composition of the board, shareholders'rights, protection of minority shareholders etc.
However, these become applicable only once the manufacturing unit and
business entity have been successfully established in India. Therefore, apart from registration of the office, and registering the name of the entity in case of a start-up, not many provisions of the Companies Act, 2013 are directly applicable at the time of setting up of the manufacturing unit.
Foreign Investment Laws
If a foreign entity is planning to shift its operations to India, the most important relevant laws for that entity are those pertaining to foreign investment. Since setting up a new manufacturing unit in India, amounts to a greenfield investment,the laws pertaining to that will apply. These are primarily governed by the Foreign Exchange Management Act, 2000 and are subject to various regulations set by the central government and RBI for foreign investment in India. Such investment may either be through the direct route or the approval route. There are 11 specified sectors like atomic energy where prior approval of the government is necessary before investment. The other route is direct route wherein the entity may directly set up a unit in India.
The government has set limits for foreign investment in every sector. Therefore, the business entity must ensure that its investment in India falls under the sectoral limits. The DPITT issues the FDI Policy from time to time in this regard. It is therefore important to keep track of Press Notes issued by the DPIIT under the FDI Policy to track the latest developments in the area.
Ensuring compliance with foreign investment would require conforming to provisions of the Foreign Exchange Management (Non-debt Instruments) Rules 2019 and the RBI Circulars and master Directions. As these vary for different sectors, the entity would have to determine for itself, which of these provisions are applicable to it and which are not.
Tax laws
All registered entities doing business in India are liable to pay tax on the income they earn from India. This becomes more true for entities that seek to have a physical presence in the country, for example, a manufacturing unit. Section 115 BAB of the Income Tax Act, 1961 allows a newly set up domestic company in the manufacturing sector to pay tax at the rate of 15% of its total income. Apart from this, depending on whether the manufactured goods are transported intra-state or inter-state, the entity shall also be liable to pay the tax under the Goods and Services Tax, 2017. This will depend on the turnover of the entity, the sector in which it is operating, the State in which the manu facturing is being carried out etc. Again, these are applicable, once the entity starts manufacturing and begins earning profits and not at the time of setting up.
Environmental Laws
Indian environmentalists are becoming increasingly conscious of the effects industrial activities have on the environment. This has led to development of a strict jurisprudence on environment. The manufacturing entity therefore would have get environmental clearances under the EIA Notification, 2006 prior to setting up the unit. This would require the industry to submit detailed plans of the geographical area sought to be covered etc. to the authorities.
Pursuant to that, the respective Pollution Control Boards under the Water Act, 1974 and the Air Act, 1981 have the authority for inspection, collection of samples, and analyse the pollution being caused by the industry. They have even been vested with the authority to cancel the operating license of a unit if they find the operations to be extremely harmful for the environment.
Unlike, most other laws, these are applicable prior to setting up of the unit, and in fact constitute a pre-requisite for commencing operation.
Labour Laws
The factory being set up for manufacturing is bound to employ workers for its operation. The Factories Act, 1948, the Payment of Wages Act, 1936 and the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 are just some of such legislations. They ensure workers get proper living wages, in a timely manner and have adequate means of dispute resolution with the employer.
Here are other social security legislations like the Maternity Benefits Act, 1961 (which provides for paid maternity leave for a period of 6 months), and the Workmen's Compensation Act, 1923 (which provides for compensation for injuries received at the workplace).
Sectoral Compliances
This is probably the most resource consuming compliance. This is because while other compliances are common to all industries, these are compliances that are specific to the sector your company operates in. For example, an entity manufacturing edible products, will have to comply with provisions of the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006 and obtain a license from the FSSAI. Similarly, company engaged in refining oil and petrochemicals is bound by the provisions of the Boilers Act, 1923, and a company manufac turing drugs would have to obtain the relevant license under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940.
Since these vary from sector to sector, it won't be possible to list them exhaustively. The entity would have to make sure that these are complied with. Most of the time, the authorities do provide assistance in this regard. For example, for SEBI related compliances, there is an informal advice mechanism. Similarly, for tax related queries, the Authority for Advance Ruling usually clarifies the same.
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Conclusion
The Federation of Industrial Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) recently brought to the notice of the government that an entity that intends to set-up manufacturing in India requires close to 2000 regulatory compliances.
The government is therefore planning to streamline many of these processes and ease the norms for manufacturing entities. This is the need of the hour considering the number of entities that have expressed a desire to shift their production units to India. The improvement of India's rank in the Global Ease of Doing Business Index is also an indication that foreign investors are likely to show much interest in the Indian market in the coming years. It is only ad visable that the regulatory environment be made favourable for them when they arrive.
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Mercury-Free Dental Implants Materials Market
Mercury-free dental implants are made from zirconia, ceramic or titanium which is a bio-compatible, ceramic material. Zirconia completely assimilates (osseointegrates) into jaw bone without any signs of inflammation or foreign body rejection. Titanium implants are gray in color. of the titanium implants. Zirconia is white and therefore will not show thru thin tissue. Dental prosthetics are implants or dental fillers that facilitate bone formation and help in wound healing procedures in dental cavities due to tooth loss or tooth decays. Over the past years, more ceramic components have been incorporated into dentistry due to their clinically proven strength and aesthetic benefits. All-ceramic crowns and implant abutments in treatment plans are in trend, but the implant itself is now available in a one-piece design made from biocompatible zirconia.
Mercury-free dental implants materials market - Impact of Coronavirus (Covid-19) Pandemic
The spread of coronavirus is negatively impacting the sales of mercury-free dental implant materials which are majorly used for treatment of different dental diseases. The dental procedures generally require close contact with the patient’s oral cavity, saliva, blood, and respiratory tract secretions which can increase the risk of cross-infection. Furthermore, in the current situation, dental clinics will remain closed in containment zones, however they can continue to provide tele triage. Patients in this zone can seek ambulance services to travel to the nearby COVID dental facility. Dental operations are restricted to emergency and urgent treatment procedures only.
The mercury-free dental implants materials market is estimated to be valued at US$ 10.3 billion in 2020 and is expected to exhibit a CAGR of 5.7% during the forecast period (2020-2027).
The increasing prevalence of dental diseases and product approvals are expected to boost growth of the mercury-free dental implants materials market
The increasing incidence and prevalence of dental diseases such as dental carries is expected to boost the mercury-free dental implant materials market growth during the forecast period. According to FDI World Dental Federation’s Oral Health Atlas published in 2015, oral disease affects around 3.9 billion people worldwide, with untreated tooth decay impacting around 44.0% of the world’s population. The reason for poor oral health is unhealthy diet, tobacco use, excess alcohol consumption, and poor oral hygiene which lead to various dental issues such as cavities, gum disease (gingivitis), periodontitis, sensitive teeth, and others.
Furthermore, the mercury-free dental implants materials market is expected to witness significant growth in the near future owing to launch of new products. For instance, in June 2018, Nobel Biocare announced the launch of new NobelPearl ceramic implants at EuroPerio9 (Congress of European Federation of Periodontology) in Amsterdam. NobelPearl offers greater restorative flexibility compared to one-piece or cemented ceramic implants owing to the two-piece, reversible cement-free internal connection. The Inter-X internal connection is specifically designed for ceramic implants.
Mercury-free dental implants materials market - Restraints
Report Coverage
Details
Base Year:
2019
Market Size in 2019:
US$ 10.3 Bn
Historical Data for:
2016 to 2019
Forecast Period:
2020 to 2027
Forecast Period 2020 to 2027 CAGR:
5.7%
2027 Value Projection:
US$ 16.1 Bn
Geographies covered:
North America: U.S. and Canada
Latin America: Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, and Rest of Latin America
Europe: Germany, U.K., Spain, France, Italy, Russia, and Rest of Europe
Asia Pacific: China, India, Japan, Australia, South Korea, ASEAN, and Rest of Asia Pacific
Africa: South Africa, North Africa, and Central Africa
Segments covered:
By Type: Ceramic, Titanium, Zirconia, Others.
By Distribution Channel: Dental Clinics, Hospitals, Others.
Companies covered:
Dentsply Sirona, Institut Straumann AG, Coltene Group, VITA Zahnfabrik, Upcera Dental Co. Ltd., Aidite Technology Co. Ltd., Huge Dental Material Co., Ltd., Kuraray Noritake Dental Inc., Zirkonzahn GmBH, 3M, VOCO GmBH, Danaher Corporation, Ivoclar Vivadent AG, Mitsui Chemicals, Inc., GC Corporation, Ultradent Products Inc., and SHOFU Dental Corporation.
Growth Drivers:
The Rising Incidence and Prevalence of Dental Diseases
The Increasing Number of Product Approvals and Launches
Restraints & Challenges:
High Cost of Dental Implants
Frequent Product Recalls
High treatment costs and lack of insurance coverage dissuades majority of the population from visiting a dentist even in developed economies such as the U.S. and U.K. which is expected to hamper the mercury-free dental implants material market growth. For instance, according to 2016 statistics of the Oral Health Foundation, 88% of the adult population in the U.K. does not have dental insurance and around 63% of the adults prefer visiting National Health Service (NHS) dentists rather than private dentists due to high costs associated with the later. Furthermore, according to the New National Survey published in the American Dental Association in 2014, 40.2% of adults in the U.S. said that they would forego dental care due to high costs associated with it.
Mercury Free Dental Implant Materials Market Report Coverage
Mercury-free dental implants materials market – Regional Analysis
North America accounted for the largest share in the mercury-free dental implants materials market in 2019 owing to increasing tooth loss among adult and geriatric population. This has resulted in an increase in the number of dental implantation procedures in the region. For instance, according to statistics by the American Academy of Implant Dentistry in August 2018, in 2017. Moreover, around 500,000 people undergo dental implantation treatment each year in the U.S. Thus, the rising number of dental implant procedures is expected to drive the mercury-free dental implant material market growth during the forecast period.
Furthermore, between key players are expected to accelerate the Asia Pacific mercury-free dental implants materials market growth in the near future. For instance, in August 2016, Institut Straumann AG announced that they have acquired Equinox, a fast-growing dental implant company with a leading position in the value segment in India. The acquisition enabled Straumann to enter the emerging Indian market where the need for reliable, effective and affordable tooth replacement solutions is huge. Straumann will provide Equinox with the resources to sustain its development and dynamic growth in the value segment and will benefit from Equinox’ networks, infrastructure and local expertise to establish Straumann’s premium brand in India.
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Mercury-free dental implants materials market - Competitive Landscape
Key players operating in the mercury-free dental implants materials market are Dentsply Sirona, Institut Straumann AG, Coltene Group, VITA Zahnfabrik, Upcera Dental Co. Ltd., Aidite Technology Co. Ltd., Huge Dental Material Co., Ltd., Kuraray Noritake Dental Inc., Zirkonzahn GmBH, 3M, VOCO GmBH, Danaher Corporation, Ivoclar Vivadent AG, Mitsui Chemicals, Inc., GC Corporation, Ultradent Products Inc., and SHOFU Dental Corporation.
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Silicone Film Market, End-Uses Industries, Segmentation, Competitive Analysis, Regional Analysis, Key Players and Value
The use of polypropylene silicone film in packaging applications is estimated to grow at a significant rate due to its superior properties such as cost-effectiveness, high heat resistance, and durability. Silicone film finds use in flexible packaging. The flexible packaging applications mainly include food & confectioneries, tobacco, and clothing. In addition, owing to the superior and cost-effective benefits, the use of polypropylene (PP)-based silicone film is likely to increase over PET silicone films. The growing packaging industry with the increasing demand for packaged food & beverage for improved shelf-life and convenience is likely to drive the demand for PP.
Furthermore, the demand for nutritional and performance drinks is increasing at a rapid pace due to the evolving dietary habits of on-the-go consumers, which is likely to drive the growth of the bottles market, and thus the demand for PP silicone film types. Over the past few years, PP has become the most preferred material in numerous end-use industries such as automotive, construction, electrical & electronics, and healthcare due to its superior advantages as compared to other materials such as excellent chemical resistance, cost efficiency, and low density.
Global Silicone Film Market has been segregated on the basis of types, application, and region. By type, the global silicone market is categorized into released liner, silicone film, and silicone coated film. The silicone release liners segment held significant market share in 2017 and is expected to be the leading segment during the forecast period owing to the increasing application in low-density polyethylene (LDPE) medical packaging and electronic products.
On the basis of end-use, the global silicone film market has been divided into electronics, packaging, automotive, industrial, others. The electronics segment is expected to be the leading the segment with largest share of the global market. Packaging is projected to be the fastest growing segment owing to wide applications in various processed food and beverage products.
Asia Pacific is expected to contribute the largest share in the global silicone film market due to favorable government policies in the electronic industry such as high foreign direct investment (FDI) in China and India. The Latin America and the Middle East & African markets are projected to register healthy CAGRs owing to the high demand for silicone films in food & beverage packaging.
Key Players
Some of the prominent players in the global silicone film market are Sappi Limited (South Africa), Polyplex Corporation Limited (India), Siliconature S.P.A. (Italy), TORAY INDUSTRIES, INC. (Japan), Loparex (US), Momentive Performance Materials (US), DowDuPont (US), Elkem (Norway), Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation (Japan), Wacker Chemie (Germany), Tee Group Film (US), The Rubber Company (England), Garware Polyester Ltd. (India), Gascogne Group (France), Rayven, Inc. (US) and Infiana (Germany).
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Foreign Investment in India | Foreign Direct Investment Opportunities
Foreign Investment in India Foreign Direct Investment Opportunities
Brief Background- Foreign Direct Investment opportunities is an important monetary source for India’s economic development. Foreign investment in India has been the direct outcome of the liberal trade policies undertaken and implemented by the successive governments. In 2019 India became a part of the top 100-club on Ease of Doing Business club.
Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) are commonly made in open economies that have skilled workforce and growth prospects. FDIs not only bring money with them but also skills, technology, and knowledge. The Indian government’s favorable policy regime and good for the business environment as it ensures that foreign capital keeps coming into the country. Our Govt. has taken no. of initiatives in previous years such as relaxing FDI norms across sectors such as PSU oil refineries, telecom, power exchanges, and stock exchanges, among others.
Introduction
Foreign Direct Investment is made by the foreign entities in Indian Companies with the objective of acquiring some kind of control in the Indian companies.
It may be noted that an entity that is not incorporated abroad under any law (for ex: trust, unregistered partnerships, etc) cannot make a foreign direct investment in India.
Who can make FDI?
Foreign Direct Investment can be made by a person resident outside India, except a citizen or any entity incorporated in Pakistan, A citizen of Bangladesh can invest in India only under the Government Approvals Route of FDI policy. It is to be noted that the FDI from a citizen belongs to Pakistan or from any entity formed in Pakistan can invest in India only under the Government Approval Route of FDI policy, in sectors/activities other than defence, space and atomic energy.
Types of Instruments of FDI
Foreign Direct Investment may be by way of investment in equity shares, fully compulsorily convertible preference shares, fully compulsorily convertible debentures.
Other types of preference shares or Debentures are considered as debt.
Accordingly, all norms applicable for External Commercial Borrowings related to eligible borrowers recognized lenders, amount and maturity, end – use stipulations, etc shall apply. However, optionally convertible preference shares/debentures may be to a person resident outside India under the FDI Scheme, provided option to convert can be exercised only after a minimum lock-in period of one year or such minimum period as prescribed under the FDI regulations, whichever is higher (e.g., defense and construction development sector where the minimum lock-in period of three years has been prescribed.
Further, the inward remittances received by the Indian Company vide issuance of GDR/ADRs and FCCBs are treated as FDI and cunted towards FDI.
Procedure for approval for Foreign Direct Investment Opportunities in India
In general, Foreign Direct Investment in India can be made under the automatic route. However, in some cases government approval is required for foreign direct investment in India.
Under the Automatic Route, the foreign investors or any Indian entity does not require approval from the RBI.
In Approval Route, prior approval of the Government of India through the Foreign Investment Promotion Board (“FIPB”) is required to be taken.
Industrial Policy towards Foreign Direct Investment in India
Foreign investment in shares in any industry up to 100% is permitted except the following:
1. Proposals falling under compulsory industrial licensing
Presently, the compulsory licensing list contains only 6 articles which are:
Brewing and Distillation of alcoholic drinks.
Electronic Aerospace and defence equipment.
Cigarettes and Cigars of tobacco and manufactured tobacco substitutes.
Industrial explosives.
Hazardous chemicals.
Drugs and pharmaceuticals.
2.Investment of more than 24% in equity, if the manufacturer item is reserved for small scale undertaking. A small scale industrial undertaking is not permitted to have more than 24% equity participation in its paid-up capital from any other industrial undertaking whether, domestic or foreign.
Where the equity holding in a small scale industrial undertaking by any company, whether domestic or foreign exceeds 24% the industrial undertaking loses its small scale status. Thus, it will have to obtain an Industrial License.
3. Items requiring industrial license in terms of the locational policy of New Industrial Policy, 1991
All Industrial undertakings are set free to select the location of their project. However, in the case of 23 cities with a population of more than 1 million, as per the census done previously, the proposed location should be at least 25 km away from the Standard Urban Area limits of the city.
However, if any area has been designated as an “industrial area” before 25th July, 1991, then in that case restrictions of 25 km shall not apply.
It is to be noted that in the case of non-polluting industries such as electronics, computer software, printing, etc. the aforesaid provisions are not applicable.
4. Proposals outside the Sectoral policy/Caps or in sectors where Foreign Direct Investment is not permitted
Atomic energy
Retail Trading( except single brand product retailing)
Gambling and betting including casinos etc
The business of Lottery including any Government or private lottery, online lotteries, etc
Nidhi Company
Trading in Transferable Development Right ( TDRs )
Real Estate Business
Agricultural Activity( except development and production of seeds and planting material)
Plantation Activity( except Tea Plantation)
Activities/sectors which are not opened to the private sector for any kind of investment.
Besides foreign investment in any form, Foreign Technology Collaboration in any form including licensing for franchise, trademark, brand name, management contract is also completely prohibited for Lottery Business and Gambling and Betting activities.
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Permit regulated FDI in tobacco: Par panel on Commerce recommends
Permit regulated FDI in tobacco: Par panel on Commerce recommends
NEW DELHI: For providing benefits to farmers, a parliamentary panel has recommended permitting regulated foreign direct investment ( FDI) in the tobacco sector and establishing export-only tobacco farms to boost outward shipments.
Welcoming the renewal of the Indian-Chinese Phytosanitary (related to plant) protocol on reviving the export of tobacco leaves to China, the Parliamentary Standing…
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