Homewares in Taiwan will see only modest growth in constant value terms (2023 prices) over the forecast period, in the context of continuing economic uncertainty. Moreover, given the relatively long lifespans of many of these products, such as stove-top cookware and cutlery, local consumers are unlikely to look to replace them in the short term.
Taiwan is currently working to phase out the use of harmful chemicals in the manufacture of homeware, in line with regulations set out in the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs). POPs are still used in the manufacture of many household items, including non-stick kitchenware, for example.
Sales of homewares will continue to be equally divided between domestic and international brands. International players such as Dairy Farm International Home Furnishings Taiwan Ltd (IKEA), and Lock & Lock Co Ltd have a greater focus on offering higher-priced products and choose distribution via department stores, warehouse clubs and exclusive retailing outlets.
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Homewares
Cooking utensils, dishes, tableware, cutlery, drinkware, serving trays and other small articles used in a home. Items must be new when sold to the consumer. Second-hand / used homewares are excluded, as are antique sales. Homewares refers to dining (beverageware, cutlery and dinnerware) and kitchen (cookware and kitchenware).
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