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This study provides a 360-degree perspective on the 2013 North American market for above-the-neck PPE. Specifically, the most significant trends, drivers, and restraints that impact each of the 4 main product categories (head, eye, face, and hearing) and industry verticals (construction, manufacturing, oil and gas, mining, utilities, and transporta...

Across the global PPE market, acquiring new customers by expanding geographically has been driving consolidation activities and addressing customers’ preference for procuring all of their PPE from one supplier. This trend has propelled PPE manufacturers and distributors to pursue acquisitions, widen their portfolios, offer complementary training an...

This research service covers the opportunities for IoT-enabled PPE. IoT-enabled PPE is emerging as a powerful concept for enhancing safety in the workforce. A significant tailwind for IoT-enabled PPE is the possibility of integrating IoT together with complementary technologies such as cloud and big data. This provides significant incentive to manu...

In this report, Frost & Sullivan studies the above-the-neck PPE market in North America, covering products that users wear for protection against hazards that can cause injuries to the head, eyes, face, and ears. This research analyzes technology trends, industry challenges and drivers, and the current status and prospects in the region, including ...

26 Mar 2021  |  North America  |  Market Research

COVID-19 Drives North American Protective Footwear Market to Streamline Supply Chains and Pursue Inorganic Growth

Elevated Market Competition Creates a Wave of Mergers & Acquisitions

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This research presents an assessment of the current status and future prospects of the North American protective footwear market. In 2020, the market generated revenue of $2,134.0 million; the safety shoes segment accounted for 60.1% of that and will experience strong revenue generation, albeit marginally, during the forecast period, driven by high...