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ARTICLE · 29 MAY 2020

Sanitizer Business And Its Regulatory Framework Amidst COVID 19

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The sudden outbreak of the novel COVID 19 virus has left a damaging impact all over the globe.

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The sudden outbreak of the novel COVID 19 virus has left a damaging impact all over the globe. The situation is such that even some of the developed countries are unable to find the cure for the virus and control its spread. As the virus can be transferred through human contact, almost all countries including the World Health Organisation (hereinafter referred to as 'WHO') is strictly recommending the use of face masks and hand rub sanitizers, along with social distancing, as a measure to curb the virus contamination.

Prior to the outbreak, India was a dormant market for hand sanitizers. However, the outset of the pandemic has resulted in an overwhelming, nationwide demand for hand sanitizers. While many businesses are struggling to survive, the sanitizer business is one of the few to have thrived during these difficult times. The frantic expansion of sanitizer market has attracted many entrepreneurs towards its development.

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