In various developed regions across the world, the economic growth acceleration, coupled with fixed investments is expected to favorably influence the demand for the garment care industry. This can be attributed to the fact that the garment care vendors are increasing their output by using technologically advanced and sophisticated appliances as well as reducing the operating costs of the same. Most of the households in the developed economies (the US and Europe) are likely to witness higher spending in the garment care sector owing to the increased disposable incomes. The higher sales of these appliances are expected to be driven by the ongoing mechanization of various application segments in different developing regions of the world. Factors such as an increasing number of single homes, coupled with the capability of making discretionary purchases for consumer- based appliances in developed regions of Europe and North America, are expected to favorably impact the global garment steamer market.

Absinthe is a green or often colorless processed liquor with a very high alcoholic content, flavored with anise, wormwood, and some other aromatic, medicinal, and culinary herbs such as flowers and leaves of Artemisia absinthium. Its alcohol content is around 45 to 76% of total liquid alcohol. When Absinthe does not contain any added sugar in it, it is called spirit. Absinthe is bottled at a very high level of alcohol by volume, but at the time of consumption it is diluted with water. It is conventionally prepared from purification of neutral alcohol, spices, herbs, and water. While traditional absinthes are redistilled from white grape spirit, lesser absinthes were commonly made by alcohol processed from grain, potatoes, or beets. Different kind of herbs may be used in the preparation of absinthe such as angelica, petite wormwood hyssop, Melissa, coriander, star anise, peppermint, and veronica. In past times, when Absinthe was very little known, it had often been popularly portrayed as an addictive psychoactive drug, which causes hallucinogen. Although Absinthe was known as a drug causing hallucinogen, the twenty-first century has seen various types of absinthe, including a range of frozen preparations, which have become increasingly popular. Some of the popular types of absinthe are Blanche absinthe, Verte absinthe, Absenta, Hausgemacht, and Bohemian-style absinthe.

Globally, water usage has been increasing by about 1%, per year, since the 1980s, driven by a combination of population growth, socio-economic development, and changing consumption patterns. The global water demand is expected to continue increasing at a parallel rate until 2050, accounting for an increase of 20%- 30% above the current level of water use, mainly due to the rising demand in the industrial and domestic sectors. Over 2 billion people live in countries experiencing high water stress, and about 4 billion people experience severe water scarcity during at least one month of the year. Stress levels may continue to increase, as the demand for water grows and the effects of climate change intensify. According to the United Nations, at least one billion people around the world lack access to safe drinking water and 2.6 billion do not have adequate sanitation. Global warming and population growth may intensify these scarcities in the years to come, unless water conservation and management practices around the world advance.

Quartz word is derived from querkluftertz, an old German word which means whitish vein quartz. The word Quartz is also derived from ancient Greek word krustallos, which means, ice, because it was believed that the quartz is ice which never melts. The Sumerians cut and carved several quartz stones and used them as a cylinder seals and ring seals. The Egyptians made beads, scarab figures, and other jewelry from quartz stones. Quartz is a hard, crystalline mineral which consists of silicon and oxygen atoms. These atoms are linked with each other to form SiO4 silicon–oxygen tetrahedra. The global quartz report focuses on revenue generated from various quartz material as well as end-user industry utilizing quartz including electronics & semiconductor, solar, buildings & construction, medical, optics and telecommunication and other. Moreover, the report analyzes the current market trends of Quartz in different regions and suggests the future growth opportunities by analyzing government regulations & policies, thereby further increasing the consumer acceptance of Quartz. The factors driving the growth of the market includes increasing use of Quartz in end-user industries such as alumina, pulp & paper, soap and detergent, water treatment, and others. In addition, with rise in the chemical industry, the demand for Quartz is expected to increase significantly, as it is used in manufacturing of organic and inorganic chemicals.