Recently, the China National Technical Textiles Industry Association (CNITA) officially released the Scientific Consensus on Toilet Wipes (Wet Toilet Paper) 2026. This is the industry’s first systematic, interdisciplinary professional consensus on wet toilet paper. The full document spans 40 pages and seven chapters, providing scientific responses to public misconceptions and industry controversies—covering historical evolution, perianal skin physiology, product definition, safety, environmental friendliness, value enhancement, and selection and use.

High-demand tracks never lack growth potential. What truly matters is differentiated competitiveness. Once merely a staple for home and travel use, wet wipes have long shed the label of a pandemic-driven bonus product and evolved into a normalized daily necessity. On the consumer side, buyers have shifted from chasing cost performance to prioritizing quality and scenario-specific suitability. On the product side, generic all-purpose wipes are gradually phasing out, while scenario-tailored designs, functional segmentation and green compliance become mainstream.

Football passion ignites Bincheng, coolness accompanies the stadium! On August 1, matches of the Northeast Super League Dalian Division kicked off thrillingly at Suoyuwan Stadium. For this event, Daxin Group brought its Jiaodian Cooling Wet Wipes to join hands and officially announced its status as the **Honorary Partner of the 2026 Northeast Super League Dalian Division**. With quality local products, it delivers exclusive summer refreshment for the city-wide football carnival.

As global public health awareness has solidified from an emergency response mindset into daily habits, and as the "refined laziness" generation regards convenient cleaning as a rigid daily demand, the wet wipe industry is undergoing a historic leap from marginal daily necessities to core consumer goods. This is far more than simple product iteration; it constitutes a multi-dimensional revolution spanning material science, supply chain restructuring, reshaping of consumer psychology and the evolution of global trade patterns.

In early summer 2026, a long-drafted environmental bill formally entered into force across the United Kingdom. Starting with Wales, which rolled out the ban on 18 December 2026, followed by England on 19 May 2027, Scotland on 11 August 2027 and Northern Ireland on 18 May 2027, the four constituent nations of the UK launched a staggered crackdown on plastic-containing wet wipes over a timeframe spanning nearly one year. This legislation, forged after public consultations, industrial negotiations and parliamentary deliberations, marks a landmark move by one of the world’s major advanced economies to regulate single-use plastic products.

The 2026 Lifestyle Week Japan has come to a perfect end. Daxin Group showcased its professional wet wipe OEM capabilities at the exhibition, targeting global market demands precisely and drawing extensive attention from attendees.

Cutting down the use of disposable plastic-containing products has become a key measure to curb plastic pollution. To deliver tangible results in this regard, efforts must be intensified in core sectors including shopping, food delivery and packaging. Meanwhile, attention should also be paid to easily overlooked products and links that see heavy usage, pose great recycling difficulties and carry high risks of plastic leakage into the environment.

Against the backdrop of slowing growth in the traditional household paper market, emerging paper products have become the core driving force for the industry. This shift essentially reflects consumers’ upgraded demand for specialized paper for specific uses, paving a new way for household paper brands to break through growth bottlenecks. Among all categories, flushable wet wipes stand out remarkably and have become a key engine driving category expansion.

China exported 266,600 tons of wet wipes in Q1 2026, a year-on-year increase of 23.76%, with an export value of 363 million US dollars, up 15.91% year on year. Cleaning wet wipes recorded an export volume of 222,700 tons, making up 83.51% of total wet wipe exports.

Driven by reshaped consumption habits amid public health incidents, booming refined demands in the maternal and infant market, and industrial upgrading compelled by environmental policies, China’s wet wipe sector is undergoing a qualitative shift from scale expansion to value restructuring. Released by Zhongyan Puhua Industry Research Institute, the 2024-2029 In-depth Research Report on Supply-Demand Layout and Investment Development Strategy of China’s Wet Wipe Industry Chain profoundly analyzes industrial chain dynamics, changing consumer behaviors and technological innovation trends. It reveals that this seemingly ordinary niche market harbors tremendous strength poised to reshape the pattern of the daily chemical industry.