EPDM Automotive applications are the fastest-growing among other popular segments such as building & construction, wire & cables, lubricant additive, and plastic modification. EPDM (a synthetic rubber) is most commonly utilized in vehicle weather stripping, seals, sealant, wire and cable harnesses, and brake systems. This is thanks to its flexibility, resiliency, and weatherability.
The pandemic created a perfect storm for a floral boom. Most people were affected by the COVID-19 pandemic in one way or another. The days where you could go outside and enjoy the sun without having to worry about what might happen were gone. Days turned dreary and consumers were looking for something to spark joy – flowers. This led to an increase in demand for floral products.
For many, before the pandemic COVID-19 hit, floral was a symbol of happiness and hope. Many people fell into a slump during quarantine and sought out ways to lift their spirits. As a result, any consumers bought flowers as a way to bring happiness to this unforeseen situation. Nearly 70% of the American population purchased flowers during the pandemic and will continue to do so in 2021. Finding ways to adopt flowers and floral into your marketing mix is the perfect way to reach the consumer post-pandemic.
The way consumers shop has changed exponentially since last March. It is important for a product to catch the consumer’s eye, especially with the ever-changing retail landscape. Consider these options:
Did you know that rubber bands are made from a natural, renewable and biodegradable resource, making them sustainable and eco-friendly?
It’s true – rubber bands are better for the earth than many other items commonly used for bundling or packaging.
Expect a 2021 summer surge in travel and events as restrictions are lifted. People are eager to get out and socialize again which is increasing demand across a wide range of industries such as Gift, Novelty, and Hobby Crafts.
According to data from the Transportation Security Administration, more than two million people have passed through U.S. airports each day since the start of the year. That’s roughly three and a half times more than we saw in 2020 – and it’s a great sign that business will continue to thrive through the end of the year.
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