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writingwithfolklore · 6 months ago

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5 Things about working in a (small) publishing house that surprised me

My experiences definitely aren’t true of the entire industry. I work in a very small, very local publishing house as a marketing assistant, and I’m certain that you’d have a much different experience at Penguin Random House, or even another small house on the other side of the country. That being said, here’s five things that really surprised me about what I’ve seen from the industry so far…

1. Very few of the people who work in publishing are writers

Okay this was one of the biggest surprises but also kind of makes sense? Publishing is a lot about the business side of things—numbers and marketing strategies and event planning, etc. People who are talented in design and accounting and other essential pieces to book publishing aren’t necessarily good at or practiced writers, and not all people who love reading also love writing!

I guess this surprised me so much because I’ve never been a reader without being a writer, but we often actually rely on the author’s writing on their own works (summaries, bios, etc.) to populate the backs of books and other marketing. Including me, there are three writers in my entire office.

2. Big booksellers (think Indigo) release yearly cover palettes for book covers

When we’re deciding the colours for a book cover, one thing that goes into that consideration is actually the different palettes Indigo releases! They have different palettes for different sections they update every year. I imagine it’s to fit a certain look for their shelves for new releases, but it’s not something I had ever really thought about, or thought that they would care about!

3. On that topic—publishing houses don’t sell to readers

My first day in marketing, my manager told me, “you’d think we’re selling to readers” I did think that. She said, “we’re actually selling to bookstores and libraries, they sell to readers.” How the money works is booksellers buy our books to put on their shelf. Everything they don’t sell, they’re allowed to trade back for credit, so we want them to buy big upfront, and then sell big to readers. Every book they send back is inventory we can’t get rid of and a “free” book for them down the line, so we don’t want books to come back!

If you want to support authors and your favourite publishing houses, buy from local bookstores who can’t afford to keep underselling books on their shelves for as long as say Indigo. If you really want to support authors, check out their books from libraries (yes really). Libraries are great because they buy books from publishing houses and can use the same one book to get into the hands of several readers, (in Canada) authors get a small amount every time a book is checked out (up to a certain amount so that the library’s entire budget doesn’t go to one book/author). Often, an author’s largest cheque is from libraries.

Unfortunately in the States authors don’t get the same boon, but still supporting your local libraries is just as good as supporting your local indie bookstores!

4. Soo many people look at covers, and soo much goes into creating them

I’m not really a designer, so I’m certain this wouldn’t surprise those of you who actually do graphic design, but they seriously look at every single detail and how it will benefit or hurt the sales. The placement of blurbs, choice of fonts, colours, subtitles, even the placement of raindrops for a rainy background, everything is discussed and tested and tried several different ways. So yes, DO judge a book by its cover, we work so hard on making covers perfect for the audience we’re trying to reach.

5. Publishing houses don’t necessarily have in-house editors, publicity, or other roles

I had always assumed that every publishing house had its own editors and publicists and what not. That’s probably true for the bigger ones, but if you’re being published by a smaller one (which you may be for your debut) you may be working with freelance editors and publicists who work somewhat with your publishing house and also with others as well. We have one in-house publicist, and no editors!

I wouldn’t turn down a publishing house just because they use freelancers (our freelancers are amazing!) but it’s important that they’re upfront about it. Huge red flag if they say they have in-house editors and they don’t actually—I would pass on a publishing house that lies to you.

Any other questions you have about the industry I’ll try to answer!

#writing #creative writing #writing community #writers #screenwriting #writing inspiration #books #filmmaking #film #writing advice #publishing industry #publishing #traditional publishing #trad publishing #publishing house

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sammaggs · 22 days ago

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3x08 Spy vs. Spy | Protection

So this is the true story of how Sports Illustrated came to Canada, and it was such a problem that the government shut it down.

Here’s the thing about being this close to America, and this small by comparison: Canada is at constant risk of having its culture entirely dominated and obliterated by the States. All of our music, movies, TV, magazines—we don’t have the money or the manpower to compete, so it’s all American.

It sounds kind of silly, but in 1991 Canadian magazines were operating on a profit margin of TWO PERCENT. It’s impossible to compete with glossy, expensively-made magazines from America. The government subsidizes our magazine industry now; that’s how magazines like Macleans can continue to exist.

In the ‘60s, to try and stem the cultural hemorrhaging, the government established what we now call “CanCon” mandates, or our Canadian Content laws.

Basically, about one-third to one-half of all the media we consume has to be written, shot, produced, published, created, etc. by Canadians, in Canada. That goes for music on the radio, books on the shelves, shows on the screen, magazines on the rack—everything.

It was codified into NAFTA in '92: Free Trade includes everything except cultural exports.

I mean… they barely tried

The Americans obviously think this is stupid, and also not their problem. We are a huge export market for them culturally—almost all media we consume is American, and that’s big $$$ for American companies. They would love to swallow us whole.

So on April 5, 1993, American publication Sports Illustrated rolls in and slaps the word “Canada” on the end of it. They include some references to Canadian sports teams (even getting some wrong) and try to call it a legal day, even though it was foreign-produced and really did not hit the CanCon marks at all.

And the Canadian. Government. Got. Furious.

The government basically tried to litigate and tax them out of existence entirely. It was a massive controversy through the '90s, which is why they're still bringing it up in this 1997 episode of due South.

And uhhh... yeah Canada fuckin super lost. We lost as fuck. Deeply unsurprising.

Many scholarly articles came out about this at the time, as you can see above, and if you want to know more you can read a great one for free here. But yeah, this is a real thing that happened.

Dave Cole, who wrote Spy vs. Spy, also wrote Perfect Strangers, which includes that perfect bit about the human tragedy that is the lack of arts opportunities for filmmakers in Canada so, he was obviously a big supporter of all this (and rightfully so).

Bonus treat! Because Canada is not real, here's how music qualifies as CanCon: It must fulfill two of the following four conditions:

M (music) — the music is composed entirely by a Canadian

A (artist) — the music is, or the lyrics are, performed principally by a Canadian

P (performance) — the musical selection consists of a performance that is: Recorded wholly in Canada, or Performed wholly in Canada and broadcast live in Canada.

L (lyrics) — the lyrics are written entirely by a Canadian

That's right... it has to fulfill two of the four...

MAPL conditions.

Quiet Canadiana in due South [more]

#due south #macleans #sports illustrated canada #canadiana #due south quiet canadiana #benton fraser #ray kowalski #harding welsh #3x08 spy vs spy #cancon

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zvaigzdelasas · 11 months ago

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The US extended its claims on the ocean floor by an area twice the size of California, securing rights to potentially resource-rich seabeds at a time when Washington is ramping up efforts to safeguard supplies of minerals key to future technologies. The so-called Extended Continental Shelf covers about 1 million square kilometers (386,100 square miles), predominantly in the Arctic and Bering Sea, an area of increasing strategic importance where Canada and Russia also have claims. The US has also declared the shelf’s boundaries in the Atlantic, Pacific and Gulf of Mexico.[...]

Under international law, countries have economic rights to natural resources on, and under, the seabed floor based on the boundaries of their continental shelves.

“It’s a huge deal because it’s a huge amount of territory,” said Rebecca Pincus, director of the Polar Institute at the Wilson Center in Washington, which has devoted an entire web page to the ramifications of this week’s news. “It’s US sovereignty over the seabed floor, and so whether it’s seabed mining, or oil and gas leasing, or cables, or what have you, the US is announcing the borders of its ECS and will have sovereignty over those decisions.” The US State Department said that the development “is about geography, not resources.”[...]

While it’s unclear what materials, if any, can be exploited, the claims come as Washington seeks to boost access to so-called critical minerals that are necessary for electric vehicle batteries and renewable energy projects, industries the Biden administration has tagged as key national security concerns.[...]

More than half of America’s extended continental shelf — 520,400 square kilometers — stretches in a large wedge north of Alaska toward the Arctic Ocean, including an area that overlaps with Canadian claims to the seabed floor, according to the US statement. Another 176,300 square kilometers lies in the Bering Sea, between Alaska and Russia, but falls on the US side of the maritime boundary between the two countries. Canada and the US don’t have a maritime boundary agreement in the Arctic and establishing the US outer limits in the Arctic “will depend on delimitation with Canada,” the State Department said in its executive summary. Canada’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs didn’t respond to a request for comment. [...]

The decision to unilaterally delineate its continental shelf boundary, rather than to ratify UNCLOS and then submit a claim through the commission, may raise the ire of other countries, said Pincus at the Wilson Center. “I think a lot of other countries around the world are going to have thoughts about how the US has done this,” she said. It also may reduce the likelihood of the US ever ratifying the law since a major reason for doing so would have been to make a CLCS claim, she said.

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porterdavis · 10 months ago

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Blitzkrieg

I had a six-hour mission today to spend 30 minutes in a small industrial park in north central New York state. Picked up a CPAP machine that the governments of Canada and the US both decided could not be shipped across the border. I had to have it shipped to a freight forwarder which held it for me.

The warehouse reminded me of the final scene of Raiders of the Lost Ark -- rows of shelves as far as the eye could see overflowing with packages and parcels. There's a whole lot of cross-border stuff going on. I wonder how much is sketchy.

I have to continually remind myself that probably half the people in the US are carrying. It's not a comforting feeling.

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weatherman667 · 1 year ago

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Are Megacorporations Capitalism?

It depends on how they were created. Note: It's entirely possible for corporations to shift between methods.

1) Disruptive Technology and Systems

Disruptive means things like the car, which changed every facet of society. The most famous form of disruptive systems was Walmart, that got big by eliminating the middle man. By purchasing directly from the producers, they were ever to provide their products at a much cheaper cost than their competitors.

2) Niche

Entering a market that doesn't exist, but has a latent need. The best examples of this are Amazon and Tesla. They created the field. The forerunners in a field have chance to take over the field. By the time their competitors can actually compete, the forerunner has a huge market share.

3) Mergers and Acquisitions

The easiest way to become a megacorporation is to get big enough to buy out your competitors. This is completely anti-capitalist, and we used to have laws against it. This often ties into the next one.

4) Government Capture

Getting the government to put a regulatory paling around the company. This is - literally - Fascism.

5) Anti-Competitive Behaviour

Walmart is also famous for this. A corporation moves into an area and undermines the other businesses until they go out of business, and then you now control the market. The corporations will often take significant losses during this period, but they have defacto control of the market afterwards. By the very name Anti-Competitive Behaviour, this is against Fascism. This is typically only allowed by a government that wants to exude control through the megacorporation, or was just heavily bribed into doing so.

Another great example of this is the fact that most supermarket shelves are rented. If you go down the cereal isle, chances are 90% of the space is rented by 1 or 2 companies.

6) Diversify

A company starts creating interests in various markets. Famous mega brands are Proctor and Gamble, and Johnson and Johnson. They are rarely the only player in each market, but they exist in dozens of markets, and as such are not vulnerable to disruption in any single market.

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Of these six possibilities, only three are Capitalism.

Now, once you have a megacorporation, that's it, right? They are permanent.

Well, far from, at least in any individual industry. The larger the corporation the more vulnerable it is to disruption. Megacorporations have nation-spanning policies, and supply chains that cover the entire world. Small corporations are more nimble, and as such can move into a niche far quicker than a large corporation can. And we saw this with the plandemic. Walmart was the worst hit by supply-chain disruption. Smaller businesses with smaller, typically more local supply chains, kept food on the shelves.

And how did the government respond to this?

By forcing small businesses to shutter. Most of which have not returned. And we get back to public/private partnership, i.e. Fascism. The government controlling, and therefore protecting megacorporations.

During the Great Recession, we had six-figure financiers that were destitute, because they already spent money they did not have. Our solution was to bail them out. The Capitalist solution would have been to let them fall. There used to be laws in place to prevent banks from becoming too big to fail, nevermind the horrendous concept of making them immune to their own risks.

The Capitalist solution would be to create a separation between deposit banking, investment banking, and insurance. Which the US used to have. In Canada we still have. So, a five minute drive away we have a local credit union, (provincially regulated banks), that has an insurance company in the same building, right next door. They are owned by the same company, and have the same brand, but are legally separate entities. What happened in the US is that investment bankers were allowed to use deposits for investments, and then when the investment banks were about to crash, it threatened the entire US banking establishment. This is what "too big to fail" meant.

We also have the government forcing everyone into the stock market through taxes and inflation. Even in good years, you have up to 3% inflation. What this means is that any savings you have will lose 3% every year. After 20 years of 3% inflation, your money is worth just over half. So, what this means is that you have to invest in the stock market. This means that corporations have to offer RRSP packages, (401k's in the US). This means that if an investment banks fails, every grandmothers savings goes with it. It also allows you to be dependant upon the governments pension/ponzi plan.

The result is Blackrock and Vanguard, which effectively own the world.

Without the government protecting, controlling, and profiting from this, people could just save their money. Half of the accounting industry, and probably 90% of the investment industry, is effectively mandated by the government.

#rants

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onenettvchannel · 1 year ago

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BALITANG HANEP: Chef Tiktoker 'Cooking with Fred' brings cartoon recipes to life by mirroring skills with Glitch Techs' Hi-5 to make a Muchacho Taco [#RadyoBanderaEXCLUSIVE]

VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA -- In the coruscating culinary scene of Victoria, British Columbia in Canada… A talented chef and TikToker is known as 'Cooking with Fred' is gaining recognition for his exceptional and imaginative cooking skills. The self-proclaimed "cartoon foodie" has become a sensation by recreating most loved dishes from famous kid's shows and TV shows, such as Glitch Techs.

One resident chef lives in Vancouver, the aforesaid country with 4 decades of experience in the culinary industry, captured the hearts of viewers with his creativity and passion for cooking. As a devoted fan of Glitch Techs, an animated Nickelodeon series streaming on Netflix, Fred decided to recreate one of the iconic dishes featured in an episode called 'Age of Hinobi', which released in late-February 2020.

(VIDEO COURTESY: CookingwlthFred via TikTok VIDEO)

His viral video on TikTok (owned by Bytedance Limited) to showcase their skills by mirroring fictional cartoon character (Hector "Hi-5" Nieves), a part-time family-owned chef at a Tex-Mex (Texas and Mexico) food truck. Aside on that, he is currently a gamer employee of Hinobi Technology in Bailley City, Texas, United States of America (U.S.A.). Hector is also a Stringer Correspondent of Nickelodeon News in his same but close resident of Bailley City, per our news organization affiliate of OneNETnews. Fred meticulously followed the steps depicted in a streaming episode premiere on Season 1. He shared the entire process in a TikTok video, garnering attention from food enthusiasts and Glitch Techs' fans alike.

(FILE PHOTO COURTESY for REPRESENTATION: Taco Bueno)

The Muchacho Taco is a mouthwatering fusion of Mexican flavors. Featuring a soft tortilla wrapped around seasoned ground beef, smothered in melted cheese, tangy salsa and a dollop of sour cream or anything for sauce condiments that has become a beloved staple for Hinobian streaming fans of the show. The dish has gained recognition beyond a fictional realm.

(SCREENGRAB COURTESY: cookingwlthfred via Tiktok VIDEO)

The connection between 'Cooking With Fred' and 'Glitch Techs' offers an exciting avenue for fans to continue engaging with its televised streaming series. Fred's talent for recreating the show's iconic dishes allows viewers to experience the magic of their favorite cartoon in the real world, including Texas state in America and British Columbia in Canada. The possibilities for future collaborations between Fred and Glitch Techs' enthusiasts could lead to exciting culinary adventures.

(FILE MAGAZINE PHOTO COURTESY: LegitEricRobles via X Network / Glitch Techs Manual)

Regardless of the cancellation of 'Glitch Techs' after its 3rd Season by Nickelodeon Animation Studio (NAS), a leaked episode script caused some potential legal concerns to the public, leading to be privately shelved from a streaming platform. Fans remain hopeful for a revival, speculating that a potential Season 3 may find a new home on a different streaming platform or syndicated TV network such as Nickelodeon Asia, ABS-CBN Entertainment and iWantTFC. The problem is, they may have a possible trade secret obtained by Fred, or just for references that do not need to mirror cooking steps with a style of MasterChef like Gordon James Ramsay in Scotland, United Kingdom.

We reached out to Mr. Fred for the ongoing statement and response to OneNETnews, but was not available to respond for a comment via E-Mail correspondent. Looking forward, Hinobian fans between both 'Cooking with Fred' and 'Glitch Techs' eagerly anticipate the potential in future seasons. Fred is potentially soon to collaborate as a guest actor individual if approved for a big break in later episodes of Season 3, awaiting the officials between NAS and Paramount Global, following after a clearance of the writer's strike in Hollywood to reach a fair deal or to scrap the said streaming TV show forever. His culinary abilities could carry an additional aspect to the gaming experience, blending the worlds of cooking and gaming in perfect harmony.

In a world where creativity knows no bounds, 'Cooking With Fred' and 'Glitch Techs' exhibit the power of imagination, overcoming any barrier between fiction and reality, one delicious Taco dish at a time.

This lifestyle news report in Balitang Hanep is brought to you by the Texas Culinary Institute (TCI).

FILE PHOTO COURTESY for REPRESENTATION: cookingwfred.com and Judacris / dm29 via X Network BACKGROUND PROVIDED BY: Tegna

SOURCE: *https://www.tiktok.com/@cookingwlthfred/video/7267945621808614662 [Referenced TikTok Video via Cooking with Fred] *https://cookingwfred.com/about/ [Referenced Biography via Cooking with Fred website] *https://netflix.com/title/80221337 *https://glitchtechs.fandom.com/wiki/Age_of_Hinobi *https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Food_truck *https://www.tacobueno.com/the-muchaco/ and *https://www.txculinary.com/about-us [Referenced Biography via Texas Culinary Institute]

-- OneNETnews Team

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coochiequeens · 2 years ago

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First it was a menstrual care product shortage, then it was a baby formula shortage that could last until spring now there is a shortage of children’s painkillers.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2022/12/01/childrens-tylenol-ibuprofen-shortages/

People seeking over-the-counter medication for their sick children are often finding sparse or empty shelves, as a spike in respiratory illnesses pushes pediatricians and emergency rooms to the limit.

Usual supplies of fever- and pain-reducing medicines, such as liquid acetaminophen and ibuprofen recommended for children with RSV, flu or the coronavirus, have not kept up with demand in recent weeks in pockets of the country hit hardest by surging illnesses.

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Unlike in Canada where the government has issued emergency orders to address a shortage of acetaminophen and ibuprofen, commonly known by the name brands Tylenol and Advil, and similar products, U.S. manufacturers and retailers emphasized that supplies should rebound within weeks. On the prescription side, increased demand for the antibiotic amoxicillin has caused shortages in the United States, Canada and parts of Europe.

In the meantime, pediatricians say they worry limited access to medicines could result in more urgent-care and emergency visits as parents struggle to keep sick children comfortable.

“It’s a huge problem,” said Kristina Powell, a pediatrician in Williamsburg, Va., and president of the Virginia chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics. “This is a result of the ‘triple-demic.’ Parents run to Walmart or Target, the shelves are empty. … This is going to be a long fall and winter of viral infections.”

A crop of influenza-like illnesses, which includes RSV, hit the South and Southeast hard a month ago, federal data show, and those illnesses have slowly progressed westward. By mid-November, Texas, New Mexico and Tennessee reported the highest incidence of illness, while levels remained very high in Virginia and D.C., followed closely by Maryland, according to data tracked by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Kylie Moriarty, 30, of Buffalo, Mo., searched her local Walmart for Tylenol or ibuprofen to treat her sick 9-year-old daughter and found nothing but empty shelves. That seemed odd, she said, because just last week she had no trouble buying the same products for her 2-year-old son in a merry-go-round of illnesses affecting families with young children.

“I was very frustrated that it’s 2022 and we can’t keep something in stock for parents to help their children get better,” she said in a phone interview. “It makes me want to cry, almost, because these are my kids.”

She and her husband called other pharmacies looking for medicines to soothe the girl and couldn’t find any guaranteed availability.

“When they’re sick, there’s only so much that loving on them and cuddling with them you can do. So when there’s no medicine or something that you can give them … it’s hard,” Moriarty said.

Feeling powerless, the couple gave up and cautiously shared their younger child’s more concentrated medicine with the older one, which seemed to help. Just as they began to relax, their little boy came home from day care with a fever. Moriarty plans to schedule an appointment with his pediatrician for treatment — and samples to take home.

The ordeal reminded her of the height of the pandemic when supply chain problems left consumers scrambling for toilet paper and other basics.

Generic varieties play a large role in the market for over-the-counter comfort drugs, and that industry runs on profit margins so lean that companies typically lack capacity to boost production on short notice, according to supply chain experts. That left shelves bare during the early days of the pandemic.

The same dynamic is playing out now as RSV, flu and the coronavirus hit simultaneously, prompting sporadic shortages of commonly used ibuprofen and Tylenol at some hospitals and retail stores.

The extent of those shortages isn’t clear. The Food and Drug Administration hasn’t reported any shortages of fever or pain medications. Drugmakers, pharmacists and industry organizations say there aren’t any constraints to manufacturing and expect supplies to rebound within weeks.

The University of Utah’s Drug Information Service, which tracks drug shortages, received its first report of a shortage of liquid ibuprofen — generally for children — on Monday, and quickly confirmed it with several manufacturers. Most of the drugs tracked by the service are purchased in large quantities by hospitals, but some formulations had over-the-counter labels. Erin Fox, the service’s director, said it was impossible to know how widespread retail shortages were given the variety of store-branded versions.

“There are definitely distribution and supply chain problems that still exist,” she said, such as a company not being able to hire enough drivers. “These shortages seem to be mostly a demand spike and should resolve relatively quickly,” she added.

Until then, both chain stores and independent pharmacies are dealing with the unpredictability of high demand and uncertain supplies.

Martin McCarthy struck out at 5 p.m. Wednesday when he stopped by Brookville Pharmacy in Chevy Chase, Md., looking for liquid Motrin for his 10-year-old son, who probably picked up a bug at school.

The pharmacy’s stock of children’s fever reducers was depleted after two busy weeks of parents and grandparents stopping in to buy Tylenol or Motrin for little ones suffering from colds, RSV, flu and other viruses.

By Wednesday evening, only three boxes of generic ibuprofen chewables, two boxes of generic acetaminophen chewables and six boxes of suppository acetaminophen remained. Other parents peeked down the aisle looking for liquid fever reducer and fever reducer for children younger than 3, only to leave empty-handed.

McCarthy scanned the cold-medicine aisle for a few minutes and called home to confirm that his son would tolerate grape-flavored chewable tablets instead of the liquid Motrin he was used to.

“It is surprising because it’s basically completely out,” he said. “And it’s just generic.”

A spokeswoman for Walgreens said McCarthy’s experience is typical. Even if their usual choice of medication is unavailable because of high demand, parents can usually find an alternative.

“Although demand for pediatric OTC medications have increased, Walgreens is prepared and able to continue meeting the needs of our customers and patients. We are working with our diverse set of suppliers and distributors to ensure our patients have the products they need most,” Walgreen spokeswoman Zoe Krey said in a statement.

Martha Welman, a pediatrician and medical director at Neighborhood Health, a primary care provider serving low-income and underinsured patients in Alexandria, Arlington, and Fairfax, said staff will sometimes call pharmacies to find medicines for patients — a time-consuming process at a busy time.

“If it’s between helping someone find a medicine or seeing a sick child, we have to make that choice. We’re all kind of compromising right now,” she said.

Perrigo, an Ireland-based manufacturer of over-the-counter products, said “shortages are occurring in a number of markets we supply” because of high demand. The company has increased production of medications for fever and pain by 46 percent through October compared with a year ago, and increased shipments by a similar rate.

The Consumer Healthcare Products Association, which represents companies making over-the-counter drugs, said parts of the country are seeing a rise in pediatric illnesses but that there aren’t “overall widespread shortages here in the United States” of children’s pain relievers.

“We understand it might be frustrating for some parents who are unable to quickly locate these products from their usual pharmacy or retailer due to limited out-of-stocks in some stores,” the association said in a statement, but it emphasized the importance of calling around for medications and not hoarding, which could lead to widespread shortages.

Elizabeth Murray, a pediatric emergency medicine physician at Golisano Children’s Hospital in Rochester, N.Y., said from the bed shortage to overflowing emergency rooms, the last thing parents need is another hurdle. But until the early and aggressive onset of respiratory illness abates, health-care providers and parents have no choice but to ride it out together.

“Everyone would like to have one thing to blame and there isn’t one thing to blame,” she said. “This is happening for a variety of reasons and we’re going to move through it and we’re going to be okay.”

#Children’ painkillers #Supply shortages #Another shortage impacting women and children

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televinita · 1 month ago

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Shelves I Am Debating Adding to My Goodreads

(talking random ideas out in a public forum helps me think)

Maps (I would like to remember which books have cool maps inside them!)

Illustrated (for books, mostly children's and vintage, with pencil sketches within the text and similar)

Endpages (we love a book with illustrated endpages) (it would also help remind me which books are Not Good Enough to get as ex-library, whose stickers and tape ruin them)

Mixed/multi-media? (I have a "unique books" shelf that already covers the coolest ones, but stuff like A Good Girl's Guide to Murder that just switches up prose with things like text messages, emails, etc. might be interesting to keep track of too. I'm just not sure exactly what the best term for this is)

Mass Market Genre (cozy mysteries and more generic/Harlequin-type romances, which just aren't quite on par with normal standalones. the recommendation feature is mostly garbage now, but keeping those out of consideration can't hurt)

Romance (genre tag for the standalone contemporary style right now, because I have an "OTP" shelf, but that's specifically for book couples I ship and that doesn't happen for me in all of them, or maybe even most)

Mystery and/or Thriller (actually criminal I don't have this yet, but for a long time I didn't read enough adult fiction so if it wasn't horror or historical I just slapped it all under 'contemporary-adult' (separate from longstanding #1 shelf Contemporary YA) but I should really divide them out)

Ugly Covers (I finally made a Cover Love shelf for the beautiful ones, and I don't usually read books with ugly covers for obvious reasons, but sometimes there's only one edition of a book that came via friend rec and whose summary sounds irresistible, and you don't have a choice. Across The Desert. I want to yell about them)

Hollywood or Celebrities (I finally made a 'music' tag but that covers pretty much any book where the main character is a musician or listens to music; I need one for actors too because I'm starting to read more of those. Celebrity memoirs will stay in the Memoir tag because those are mostly the kind I read anyway)

Film And TV (I have a TV Tie-ins shelf for those kinds of novels specifically, but I also want a place for my nonfiction related to the entertainment industry, a reading category which continues to grow)

Gift Books (this is a category in my book catalog for how I would hypothetically shelve the small and pretty books together; why not make it GR Official)

UK and Ireland (I have an International Setting tag but it never quite felt right applying that to the Isles when it evokes more far-flung lands. On that note, may also need a Canada one) (I HAVE thought about doing one for every state, too, just for data reasons, but the idea of adding up to FIFTY new shelves on one theme seems like it would overwhelm my system)

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Movie Cover Accepted (or something like that! Most of the time I'm happy to join in on the movie cover hate bandwagon, but on occasion, I actually like them as much or more than the originals. Specific ones I've seen recently are The Storied Life of A.J. Fikrey, Daisy Jones & The Six, and It Ends With Us. also let's not forget about the random LOTR book I bought because of Viggo Mortensen on the cover...)

Beautiful Buildings (you slap a beautiful old mansion on a cover and I'm 50% more likely to read it. I have a lot of these. I would like to gaze upon them all at once)

Restoration (I ALSO read a lotta books, both fiction and non, about restoring old houses)

#hypothetical goodreads shelves

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tmr-blogs2 · 2 months ago

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Sustainable Construction: How the Particle Board Market is Evolving in 2024-2034

Particle board, also known as chipboard, is an engineered wood product made from wood chips, sawdust, and resin. It has become a cost-effective alternative to solid wood and plywood, used extensively in the construction, furniture, and packaging industries. The global particle board market is expected to see considerable growth from 2024 to 2034, driven by increasing urbanization, rising demand for affordable furniture, and a growing focus on sustainable building materials.

The global particle board industry, valued at US$ 25.1 billion in 2023, is projected to grow at a CAGR of 5.6% from 2024 to 2034, reaching US$ 45.3 billion by the end of 2034. Factors such as the expansion of the construction sector in emerging economies, the increasing demand for eco-friendly products, and innovations in particle board manufacturing technologies are contributing to this growth.

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Market Segmentation

The particle board market is segmented based on various parameters:

By Service Type:

Raw particle boards: Used for structural purposes in construction and furniture.

Laminated particle boards: Used for aesthetic purposes in interior decoration and cabinetry.

Melamine-coated particle boards: Used for surfaces requiring water resistance, primarily in kitchens and bathrooms.

By Sourcing Type:

Softwood-based particle boards: Primarily used in construction and insulation due to durability.

Hardwood-based particle boards: Preferred for furniture making and decorative items for finer finishes.

By Application:

Furniture: The largest application segment, driven by the demand for cost-effective materials in household and office furniture.

Construction: Used in flooring, wall panels, and insulation.

Packaging: Gaining popularity as a sustainable material for packaging.

Others: Applications in exhibitions, partitions, and shelving units.

By Industry Vertical:

Residential Construction: High demand due to urbanization and affordable housing.

Commercial Construction: Used extensively in office spaces, hotels, and retail outlets.

Furniture Manufacturing: Essential for producing mass-market furniture.

Packaging Industry: Growing demand for eco-friendly packaging solutions.

By Region:

North America

Europe

Asia-Pacific

Latin America

Middle East & Africa

Regional Analysis

North America

The particle board market in North America is driven by increasing demand in the residential and commercial construction sectors. Sustainable building practices and a growing preference for eco-friendly materials are key drivers in the region, with the United States and Canada being major markets.

Europe

Europe holds a significant share of the global particle board market, particularly in the furniture manufacturing industry. Countries like Germany, Italy, and Poland are leaders in particle board production. The European Union's emphasis on sustainability and circular economy principles further boosts the demand for particle boards.

Asia-Pacific

Asia-Pacific is the fastest-growing market for particle boards, with China and India leading the way. Rapid urbanization, a booming construction industry, and increasing consumer demand for affordable furniture are key growth drivers. The region’s strong industrial base in wood-based manufacturing supports particle board production.

Latin America

In Latin America, countries like Brazil and Mexico are witnessing growth in the particle board market due to increasing construction activities and growing demand for budget-friendly housing materials.

Middle East & Africa

The particle board market in the Middle East & Africa is relatively nascent but growing due to increased investments in infrastructure and construction projects.

Market Drivers and Challenges

Drivers

Cost-effectiveness: Particle boards are cheaper compared to solid wood and plywood, making them a popular choice in construction and furniture production.

Sustainability: As a product made from wood waste, particle boards align with the growing global focus on sustainability and reducing deforestation.

Urbanization and Infrastructure Development: Increasing construction activities, especially in emerging economies, are driving demand for particle boards.

Furniture Demand: The growing trend of affordable, ready-to-assemble (RTA) furniture has expanded the market for particle boards, especially in the residential and commercial sectors.

Challenges

Durability Issues: Particle boards are less durable compared to plywood and MDF, limiting their use in high-load applications.

Moisture Sensitivity: Particle boards are prone to damage when exposed to moisture, requiring additional treatments and coatings for certain applications.

Environmental Concerns: The use of synthetic resins, often containing formaldehyde, in particle board production has raised health and environmental concerns.

Market Trends

Sustainable Materials: The shift toward environmentally friendly building materials is pushing manufacturers to develop particle boards with minimal environmental impact, using bio-based resins and recycled wood materials.

Technological Advancements: Innovations in resin technology and production processes are enhancing the strength, water resistance, and overall performance of particle boards.

Rising Popularity of RTA Furniture: Ready-to-assemble furniture, particularly in the e-commerce sector, is boosting demand for particle boards, which are a key material in such products.

Future Outlook

The global particle board market is expected to continue its upward trajectory through 2034, with substantial growth opportunities in emerging markets. Increasing environmental awareness, combined with technological innovations in particle board production, will create a favourable market landscape. Additionally, advancements in coatings and laminates will enhance particle board durability, expanding its use in diverse applications.

Key Market Study Points

Market Size and Forecast: Evaluation of market value from 2024 to 2034.

Key Market Drivers: Identification of factors driving growth, including cost-effectiveness and sustainability.

Challenges: Analysis of issues like durability and moisture resistance.

Technological Innovations: Overview of advancements in resin and production processes.

Regional Insights: A detailed analysis of regional markets with growth potential in Asia-Pacific and North America.

Competitive Landscape: Insight into the leading market players and their strategies.

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Competitive Landscape

Major players in the global particle board market include:

Kronospan: A leading manufacturer with a strong global presence.

Egger Group: Known for innovations in wood-based products, including particle boards.

Norbord Inc.: Specializes in engineered wood products, including particle boards.

Weyerhaeuser Company: One of the largest producers of wood-based products, focusing on sustainability.

These companies are focusing on product innovation, expanding production capacities, and enhancing sustainability initiatives to maintain their market positions.

Recent Developments

Sustainability Initiatives: Several manufacturers are investing in bio-based resins to reduce the environmental impact of particle board production.

New Product Launches: Companies are introducing particle boards with enhanced moisture resistance and improved surface finishes for high-end furniture applications.

Capacity Expansions: Increasing demand for particle boards has led to new production facilities being established, particularly in the Asia-Pacific region.

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Eight characterful kitchens with sleek metal details

Our latest lookbook focuses on eight homes fitted with metal kitchens, from a flat in London informed by fish-and-chip shops to a 19th-century apartment with period details in Paris. While stainless steel has long been a material associated with restaurant kitchens due to its durability and functionality, it can bring a sleek, modern feel to residential kitchens and many now opt to integrate metal kitchens into their homes. Here, we spotlight eight homes that make use of metal in residential kitchens in various ways. Included in this collection of projects is a fish-and-chip-shop-inspired kitchen in London, a live-work apartment space in a brutalist building in Quebec City and a 24-square-metre micro apartment in Melbourne. This is the latest in our lookbooks series, which provides visual inspiration from Dezeen's archive. For more inspiration, see previous lookbooks featuring conversation pits, living rooms with autumnal hints of red and orange and members' clubs with lavish interiors.

Photo is by Edmund DabneyHighbury apartment, UK, by Holloway Li Local studio Holloway Li renovated this apartment set in a converted Victorian house in north London, creating a single-storey home with an open-plan layout for its co-founder Alex Holloway. Designed to reference materials found in London's many fast food outlets and fish and chip shops, its custom-built kitchen was clad in circle-brushed stainless steel with a curved splashback. Find out more about the Highbury apartment ›

Photo by Maryse Béland, Maxime Brouillet and Antoine MichelBrutalist apartment, Canada, by Jean Verville Metal surfaces were juxtaposed against bright yellow wall lamps within this live-work apartment space that architect Jean Verville designed for himself as a "creative laboratory" inside a residential tower in Quebec City. Stainless-steel commercial restaurant furniture was used for the kitchen, blending in with the raw concrete walls of the 1970s brutalist building. Find out more about the brutalist apartment ›

Photo is by French + TyeTrellick Tower apartment, UK, by Archmongers Surfaces and fixtures made from industrial-style materials were paired with newly exposed concrete aggregate walls in this home renovation by London studio Archmongers in North Kensington's Trellick Tower. In the kitchen, speckled brown and cream terrazzo was incorporated alongside brushed stainless steel counters, white cabinets and matt-black linoleum flooring. Find out more about the Trellick Tower apartment ›

Photo is by Giulio GhirardiHaussmann-era apartment, France, by Rodolphe Parente Set within a 19th-century Parisian apartment, French interior designer Rodolphe Parente balanced cabinet finishes of stainless steel and pastel pink with a frame-like marble splashback for the kitchen. During the overhaul of the Haussmann-era apartment, Parante set out to preserve and restore some of the classic features while improving the sense of flow by connecting the dining room with the kitchen. Find out more about the Haussmann-era apartment ›

Photo is by Félix Dol MaillotUnivers Uchronia, France, by Uchronia Named Univers Uchronia, this eclectic Paris apartment was designed by Uchronia founder Julien Sebban as his home, intended to be an extension of his studio – known for its bold application of shape, colour and reflective surfaces. A metallic island was incorporated in the open-plan kitchen, topped with a blobby seaweed-shaped table lamp, alongside an array of contrasting materials and colours. Find out more about Univers Uchronia ›

Photo is by Yevhenii AvramenkoStalinist-era apartment, Ukraine, by Mirzoyan Studio Partition shelves and built-in furniture were used to distinguish open-plan spaces in Ukrainian architecture practice Mirzoyan Studio's renovation of this Stalinist-era flat in the historic centre of Kyiv. Fitted in the corner of the open-plan living and dining room, the cabinets and countertops in the primary working area of the kitchen were finished in polished stainless steel. Find out more about the Stalinist-era flat ›

Photo is by Pier Carthew Kerr, Australia, by SSdH Metal surfaces were combined with wooden cabinetry in this mezzanine-style apartment by local studio SSdH, located in a warehouse building in Melbourne that once housed a chocolate factory. Part of an open-plan living space, the kitchen was fitted with geometric cabinetry made from local spotted gum timber, as well as brushed stainless steel and nickel fixtures. Find out more about Kerr ›

Photo is by Peter Bennetts Microloft, Australia, by Studio Edwards Australian architecture practice Studio Edwards remodelled this 24-square-metre micro apartment on the top floor of a 1980s apartment block in Melbourne. A horizontal raw aluminium surface was used for the angled wedge-shaped countertops in both the kitchen and dining area, designed to seamlessly merge the two spaces. Find out more about Microloft › This is the latest in our lookbooks series, which provides visual inspiration from Dezeen's archive. For more inspiration, see previous lookbooks featuring conversation pits, living rooms with autumnal hints of red and orange and members' clubs with lavish interiors. Read the full article

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FMCG Market - Forecast(2024 - 2030)

FMCG Market Overview

The FMCG market size is estimated to reach $16.2 billion by the year 2026 and is poised to grow at a CAGR of 6.7% during the forecast period of 2021-2026. FMCG refers to Fast Moving Consumer Goods, or also known as consumer-packaged goods. As the name is derogatory, all the goods included in this market have a short shelf life, and the consumer's daily need items are mostly up on the shelves. Owing to the fast rotation of goods, it becomes elementary to have superior supply chain management. Moreover, vendor-managed inventory offers better prospects to the distribution channels as they are skilled in that same domain. Consumer grocery items, along with certain home care items, make the FMCG segment whole. Moreover, manufacturers are now putting dietary supplements along with over-the-counter medicines under the head of FMCG, as they are of utmost importance to the current generation owing to their nutritional benefits. The customization and altered product offerings to different segments of the society, along with lucrative marketing strategies, are some of the factors driving the FMCG industry forward during the forecast period of 2021-2026.

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By Product Type- Food and Beverages, Personal Care, Health Care, Home Care, and Consumer Electronics.

By Distribution Channel- Offline Stores and Online Stores.

By Geography- North America (U.S., Canada, Mexico), Europe (Germany, United Kingdom (U.K.), France, Italy, Spain, Russia, and Rest of Europe), Asia Pacific (China, Japan India, South Korea, Australia, and New Zealand, and Rest of Asia Pacific), South America (Brazil, Argentina, and Rest of South America), and Rest of the World (the Middle East, and Africa)

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North American market, held a dominant revenue share in the year 2020. It is owing to high disposable income, concentrated population density, and modernization to adopt branded products that are offered by the FMCG segment. Asia-Pacific shows optimal growth opportunities for the manufacturers. It is owing to the growing middle class, premiumization, and lastly, changing lifestyle.

The demand for FMCG products will be driven by the customization and altered customer product offerings to the target market. However, poor relative servicing is a challenge faced by the FMCG industry.

Detailed analysis of the Strength, Weaknesses, and Opportunities of the prominent players operating in the market will be provided in the FMCG report.

FMCG Market Segment Analysis- By Product Types

The FMCG market based on product types can be segmented into food and beverages, personal care, health care, home care, and consumer electronics. The food and beverages segment held a dominant share in the year 2020. It is owing to a vast list of products offerings and alterations created by the various companies operating. Beverages are not just limited to water, tea, or any other former items. It incorporates multiple new inventions, which help the consumer attain the nutritional benefits and not compensate for the tastes.

Moreover, the food and beverages segment is estimated to be the fastest-growing segment, with a CAGR of 7.5% over the forecast period of 2021-2026. It is owing to the rising population of millennials and the preferential shift toward obtaining their diet from vegan products. 1 in 3 food products launched in the UK are now vegan. More importantly, the ready-to-go, with high nutrition content, is seeing a compelling demand.

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FMCG Market Segment Analysis- By Distribution Channel

The FMCG market based on distribution channels can be segmented into offline and online stores. The offline stores held the largest market share in the year 2020. It is owing to the property and characteristics of the offline stores to display multiple items on the shelves to create a sale. As a result, consumers are better positioned to understand the product characteristics and gain additional discounts when offline stores post their purchases.

However, online stores are estimated to be the fastest-growing segment, with a CAGR of 8.1% over the forecast period of 2021-2026. It is owing to better customer relationship management tools now incorporated by the companies to gain a hold on their regular customers. As a result, regular customers are offered discounts, cashback, and other benefits on the website. Additionally, the retail margin goes down while offering the products online. For example, Tata Tea Gold costs INR 625 in hypermarkets but costs INR 483 in online stores.

FMCG Market Segment Analysis- By Geography

The FMCG market based on Geography can be further segmented into North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, South America, and the Rest of the World. Geographically, Asia-Pacific held the largest share of 34% as compared to the other regions. It is owing to the robust supply management systems and reliance on vendor-managed inventories, which in turn reduces the damages and induces rapid consumption without the inclination of prices. Asia-Pacific also offers lucrative growth opportunities to the FMCG market. It is owing to the increasing young population in regions such as India and China. For example, India has a 65% young population, with education systems revamping, the consumption of packaged goods is bound to increase. Government initiatives supporting the manufacturing abilities while increasing the consumers' spending ability will act as a key reason for this region.

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FMCG Market Drivers

Augmentation of Big-Data Analytics in the FMCG Market is helping to understand the needs of customers.

Big- Data analytics has been a prevalent discipline used across the industries. The latest advent of the analytical tool in the FMCG segment has helped the product manufacturers to comprehend consumer needs. The facts are more evident than the survey is what the FMCG companies believe. For example, Coco-Cola launched the program with Hewlett Packard by the name of “Share a Coke,” the analytical tools helped estimate the target audience for the program, and specific label coke bottles were rolled out to consumers. The following year Coco Coal recorded a 19% sales growth. Moreover, the customized offers entail the consumers to feel privileged and opt for buying that product.

The promotion of sustainable product offerings is helping the FMCG market to gain traction.

Consumers have become more concerned about the climatic changes and how their daily routines hamper the environment in matters more than one. As a result, product manufacturers focus on providing the desired goods in an optimal package, which is either reusable or recyclable. Moreover, in the UK, supermarkets contribute to 810,000 tonnes of throwaway packaging, which is hampering the environment. To counter the move, Tesco, the first retailer in the UK, announced removing plastic-wrapped multipacks from its offerings altogether. The following activities will result in the elimination of 350 tonnes of plastic annually.

Moreover, a plant-based diet has been given preference all over the world owing to sustainability. The manufacturers readily accepted the following interest, and now, 1 in 3 products offered are vegan. While producing FMCG goods, energy efficiency is another issue that the brands adopt and involve the public in the aftermath.

FMCG Market Challenges

The hindrance created in sales owing to providing relative servicing.

Mostly, in the FMCG market, several brands happen to take the shelves of the retail store. Hence, it becomes essential to offer product differentiation and offering of one brand over the other. Relative Servicing addresses the value provided in contrast with the competition. According to a study conducted by 155 brands, when the relative servicing is not appropriate, the brands performed 81% of their average. While, at the place where the relative servicing was reasonable, the brands registered a 1.2x increase in the revenue.

The lack of skills pertaining to reading the market by the sales professionals is a ready challenge faced by the FMCG Industry.

The responsibility of the sales professionals in the field becomes of utmost importance. And if their skills and knowledge cannot capture the prevailing trends and explain the same to the consumer, the overall sales go down. If the companies don’t know the on-field consumer wants and reactions, the offerings cannot be customized, and the deals are hampered. The consumer behavior is dynamic, and the FMCG brand, which is fluent in capturing the so-called trend, will prevail in the market. Companies often hire professionals to ease the marketing process but do not check their knowledge to gain customer insights and wants. Failing to which, the customer doesn’t become their “premium” consumer.

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FMCG Market Competitive Landscape

Product launches, mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, and geographical expansions are key strategies adopted by players in the Phytol Market. The top 10 FMCG Companies include:

Nestle AG

Procter and Gamble

PepsiCo

Unilever

Coca-Cola Company

Philip Morris International

AB- InBev

JBS

British American Tobacco

Heineken

Product Launches and Partnerships

In September 2021, Procter and Gamble launched Febreze Unstoppables Touch Fabric Spray. The following spray is designed to be used on soft surfaces or hard-to-wash surfaces throughout one’s home. Moreover, it uses touch-activated scent technology.

In June 2021, Carnation Breakfast Essentials announced its partnership with Kellogg’s and General Mills to create four cereal-inspired drinks cum beverages. Froot Loops, Krave, Frosted Flakes, and Gold Graham are the flavors launched. The objective of the beverage was to provide a drink with a taste of oven-baked cinnamon roll without any additives or flavors.

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Closet Organizers Market Top Players Strategy, Size, Share Report 2032

The Reports and Insights, a leading market research company, has recently releases report titled “Closet Organizers Market: Global Industry Trends, Share, Size, Growth, Opportunity and Forecast 2024-2032.” The study provides a detailed analysis of the industry, including the global Closet Organizers Market Forecast share, size, trends, and growth. The report also includes competitor and regional analysis and highlights the latest advancements in the market.

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How big is the Closet Organizers Market?

The closet organizers market size reached US$ 7.93 billion in 2023. Looking forward, Reports and Insights expects the market to reach US$ 15.85 billion by 2032, exhibiting a growth rate (CAGR) of 8.0% during 2024-2032.

What are Closet Organizers?

Closet organizers are systems or accessories intended to enhance storage efficiency and functionality in closet spaces. They include elements such as shelves, hanging rods, drawers, bins, and hooks, which help to neatly arrange and store clothing, accessories, and other items. By maximizing both vertical and horizontal space, closet organizers reduce clutter and improve accessibility, making it easier to locate and manage belongings. Available in various designs and materials, these organizers contribute to a more organized, efficient, and visually appealing closet.

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The closet organizers market growth is driven by various factors and trends. The closet organizers market is growing as more consumers seek efficient and well-organized storage solutions. This growth is driven by factors such as increasing urbanization, smaller living spaces, and a heightened focus on home organization and interior design. The market offers a range of products, including shelves, hanging systems, drawers, and bins, to meet various needs and preferences. Innovations and advancements in design, along with a surge in DIY projects and home improvement trends, are further propelling market expansion. While North America and Europe lead the market with their established home organization sectors, the Asia-Pacific region is also experiencing significant growth due to urbanization and rising disposable incomes. Hence, all these factors contribute to closet organizers market growth.

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California Closets

The Wardrobe Company

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California Wardrobes

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Simply Wardrobes

Sauder Woodworking Company

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North America Floating Shelves Market: Dynamics, Regional Growth, and Forecast (2024-2032)

The North American market for floating shelves is experiencing significant growth, driven by increasing demand for modern and functional home decor solutions.

Market Dynamics:

Consumer Trends: The North America Floating Shelves Market is characterized by a growing preference for minimalist and space-saving designs. Consumers are increasingly looking for shelves that combine aesthetics with practicality.

Design Innovations: Innovations in materials and designs are a key driver. Floating shelves are now available in a variety of materials, including wood, metal, and glass, catering to different tastes and interior styles.

Regional Growth:

Market Expansion: North America is witnessing robust growth, with the market expected to grow at a CAGR of approximately 5-7% from 2024 to 2032. This growth is fueled by the increasing popularity of home renovation projects and the rise in disposable income.

Key Markets: The United States and Canada are the primary contributors to the market’s expansion. Urbanization and rising real estate development are significant factors driving demand.

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Boost Your Brand Visibility with Eye-Catching Multi Color Lamination Rolls

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In today's competitive market, packaging designers and e-commerce businesses need to stand out. One way to achieve this is through visually appealing and innovative packaging solutions. Enter multi color lamination rolls—a game-changer for brand visibility and customer engagement. This blog post explores the benefits, uses, and manufacturing process of multi color lamination rolls, providing valuable insights for businesses looking to enhance their packaging strategies.

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