Demand for most dermatologicals categories, in volume terms, decreased in the period 2020-2021, with a robust rebound in 2022 in both volume and constant retail value terms, after which dermatologicals is likely to see a continuous growth in the coming years. Furthermore, dermatologicals is anticipated to only recover to pre-pandemic levels by the end of 2023.
Demand for dermatologicals is expected to continue growing over the forecast period, but with a lower growth projected due to the impacts of inflation and consumers’ lower purchasing power, as many dermatological products are perceived as non-essential. Rather, further growth will be driven by continuous innovation by multinational and domestic companies, especially in antiparasitics/lice (head and body) treatments and medicated shampoos.
The acceleration of e-commerce and the uptake of digital selling provides great opportunities for retailers and manufacturers during the forecast period. For instance, several multinationals and local players are evaluating the launch of their own digital platforms, or an official company page on Mercado Libre, in order to apply an efficient omnichannel strategy.
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