Rockville , March 25, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The global medical gloves market is estimated to be worth US$ 11,299 million in 2024 and is anticipated to surpass US$ 27,141.5 million by 2034. The ...

- Medical gloves are indispensable products in the area of medicine, whose primary function is to protect healthcare personnel as well as patients from various infections. These gloves are used by ...

A 85-foot-tall, dark-gray building stands in southern Virginia, surrounded by grassy fields and rolling blue mountains. This brand-new chemical plant was set up during the pandemic to produce a ...

Finitex launches a new generation of FDA-compliant disposable gloves on November 5, 2025, trusted by the healthcare, food ...

A medical equipment manufacturing company plans to invest $43 million in a plant in Alabama to produce nitrile medical gloves, Gov. Kay Ivey said Wednesday. Trendco USA, based in Columbia, South ...

Developers broke ground in January on the $714 million medical glove manufacturing complex planned for Wythe County‘s Progress Park. Only now it may be a solo project, not a joint venture. In October ...

A recent study by Future Market Insights (FMI) estimates that the in the GCC medical gloves market will reach US$145 Milllion in 2020. Sales are forecast to grow at a healthy 7.9% CAGR, and by 2031, ...

Cleveland — As the COVID-19 virus spreads worldwide, the need for disposable medical gloves has skyrocketed at a time the supply is constrained by manufacturing slowdowns and trade restrictions.

Healthcare-associated infections are definitely no good, but neither is the overuse of antibiotics, as it creates resistant strains of bacteria. With that in mind, a new type of medical glove has been ...

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) on July 15, 2020, imposed a Withhold Release Order (WRO) – often referred to as a Detention Order – on imports of disposable medical gloves made by Top Glove ...

Dirty, used medical gloves even were imported to the US by the tens of millions, one CNN investigation found. “I think bad decisions have been made in American manufacturing, specifically, for ...