Editor’s Note
This article originally contained an introductory section on the Indian jewellery market, followed by a section on the tissue paper industry. The content appears to be a fragment from a larger report or a compilation of disparate industry summaries. Readers should note the presented data points are not connected, and the context for each figure may be incomplete.
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The India jewellery market reached USD 95.1 Billion in 2025.
Tissue paper, made from both virgin and recycled pulp, has become an essential part of daily life for cleaning, dusting, wrapping, and personal use. The industry’s expansion is driven by luxurious tissue products, ultra-absorbent paper towels, and rising prices. Favorable factors such as growth in the IT sector, tourism, and MNCs, along with shifts in lifestyle and attitudes towards hygiene, cleanliness, and freshness, have boosted tissue consumption. Institutions like hospitals, malls, office complexes, and F&B chains are major consumers. Government support for sustainable practices has further spurred growth. West and South India are projected to be the largest consumers of tissues due to high foreign tourist influx, growing urbanization, and a hot climate that increases demand for disposable tissues.
