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march / april 2023 the voice of our industry | established 1898 106th ABMA VISITS SAN DIEGO Frits Doddema: Montipower Interview: Carl Wurzer 2022 US Imports/Exports

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Leadership Impact

As we prep for the 106th ABMA convention to be held March 22-25, 2023, on Coronado Island in the San Diego, California area, I am really looking forward to the keynote speech on “Leadership Matters” scheduled for the Thursday morning session. With our ongoing celebration of the 125th anniversary for Brushware, I've now had the opportunity to speak with two of the previous owners and certainly those conversations revealed quite a bit about their different styles and my own style in leading the magazine. You'll find the interview with Carl Wurzer who owned the magazine from 1976 to 1999 on page 14, and he certainly provided some fascinating insights about his time with Brushware.

Continuing the theme, in our profile on page 18, CEO Frits Doddema of Montipower also offers an in-depth view on leadership while emphasizing some of the key traits of good leaders. It’s an engaging read and I recommend the piece to anyone aspiring to future leadership.

For the convention overall, I'm excited to get the chance again to squeeze in some conversations with our readers and advertisers to get a reading on sentiment around the industry. While we are still in the midst of the latest round of challenges for business, I am so far a bit surprised that in the Brushware world and many other B2B segments that I am involved in, we are seeing quite a bit of marketing activity. Specifically from the Brushware perspective, we are seeing more leads from the online directory, more general inquiries, more interest in subscriptions, more page views and escalating growth in our digital magazine engagement.

I get the sense that many leaders in business have become accustomed to the headwinds and have simply resolved that they are going to expand business no matter what comes next. It could be impatience, but the attitude seems to be, “we can sit around and worry or we can be active in pushing our business forward.” It's a practical approach no matter what and even more so as many are predicting we are likely to see improved business conditions by the second half of 2023. Of course, I am certainly a subscriber to the move forward and grab the bull by the horns approach when attracting new business. Fight through the storm and come out stronger on the other side.

I hope you enjoy this edition of Brushware and if you are attending the ABMA Convention, please be sure and track me down. I always enjoy meeting our readers and I look forward to great discussion and feedback.

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Boucherie Partners with Digitech Korea

Bhobo Rebrands as Flanders Brush Makers BV

Boucherie, a leading provider of oral care, cosmetic and medical products, is pleased to announce its partnership with Digitech Korea Co., Ltd. Based in Anseong, South Korea, Digitech Korea will serve as Boucherie’s agent in the region.

With over 20 years of experience in the medical and pharmaceutical industry, Digitech Korea Co., Ltd. is well-positioned to provide new technology and service for existing machinery to this important segment of Boucherie’s customer base. Digitech Korea Co., Ltd. can be reached at 80-21 Gongdan 1ro, Anseong City, Kyunggi-do, Korea, ++82 31 764 3211.

For more information about Boucherie and its products, please visit www.boucherie.com.

Based in Belgium, Bhobo has announced they have adopted the new name of Flanders Brush Makers BV. According to the press release, the company says the name Flanders Brush Makers better represents the focus and expertise of the company, which has been a leading manufacturer of brushes since 1944. The past year highlighted the importance of local production and market engagement and Flanders is committed to continuing to build on strengths in these areas.

The company also notes that while the name may be changing, the commitment to providing high-quality service and products remains the same. The company’s VAT and registration number, as well as bank details, all remain unchanged. The Hochepied-Corteville family and the dedicated team will continue to be committed to serving existing customers and partners.

Flanders Brush Makers is a Belgian manufacturer of brushes dedicated to creating high-quality products, under the company brand and also as a private-label solution. Flanders Brush Makers specializes in various niche areas of the brush industry: fiber brushes, brushes for weed control, feather dusters and more with 70 percent of its products being exported to wholesalers in Western Europe.

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Hillbrush Becomes Official Member of Made in Britain

Hillbrush, the U.K.’s longest-established and largest independent manufacturer of traditional brushes and specialist cleaning tools is now an official member of Made in Britain. Membership to the Made in Britain organization allows Hillbrush to use the Made in Britain registered mark on all its products, packaging and marketing materials.

Hillbrush manufactures more than 2,000 brushes and cleaning tools from its U.K. manufacturing site in Wiltshire. Supplied to more than 90 countries worldwide, Hillbrush’s comprehensive range includes commercial brushes and ancillary items suitable for janitorial, council and commercial cleaning applications. Hillbrush’s traditional range includes broom heads, broom handles, hand brushes and guttering cleaning tools aimed largely at the agricultural and construction sectors.

Hillbrush has invested significantly during its 100 years in business in the U.K. with state-of-the-art design and manufacturing facilities including a new 1,800 square meter warehouse providing additional space to hold products on site and therefore ensure high stock availability to customers. As Hillbrush’s products are “Made in Britain,” lead times for customers can be much shorter when compared with other products in the marketplace.

Hillbrush managing director Charlie Coward says, “Hillbrush is a British manufacturing institution that has stayed true to its family values while innovating and diversifying to stay ahead of the times.

Made in Britain is an accolade that we are very proud to champion. Manufacturing locally is good for jobs and the local economy. It is a sustainable way to do business and in the current climate of difficult sourcing issues and long lead times, it’s better for our customers too.”

SUSTAINABILITY AWARD: Hillbrush’s commitment to sustainability was recognized in December 2022 when the company secured “Highly Commended” in the “Sustainable Company of the Year” category at the prestigious Cleaning Excellence Conference and Awards. Planet Mark certificated since 2019, Hillbrush, the U.K.’s largest manufacturer of brushes and specialist cleaning tools, has made significant strides to implement and improve its carbon footprint across all areas of its business, from procurement to manufacture and delivery.

Simple changes at Hillbrush’s manufacturing site in Mere, Wiltshire, have given tangible results in both business efficiency and sustainability. Changes include more solar panels, LED lighting, electric charging points, automatic taps to control water consumption and using 80 percent recycling materials. In addition, Hillbrush is currently working towards ISO 14001 environmental certification and will launch new products that use fewer materials.

New ABMA Website Launched

In January, the American Brush Manufacturers Association (ABMA) announced the launch of a new website located at www.abma.org. The ABMA invites all members and visitors to check out the site and explore all of the new features and resources available.

One of the standout features of the new website is the Members Only Portal, which provides a convenient place for members to pay their annual dues and register for the Annual Convention. If you are a member and have not yet received login credentials via email, please contact the ABMA to ensure that you are able to access this valuable resource.

In addition to the Members Only Portal, the new ABMA website includes a wealth of information about the organization and the brush industry as a whole. The new site includes images and videos of member products and equipment to showcase the wide range of capabilities and professionalism within the brush manufacturing community.

The ABMA launched the new site with the goal of simple navigation and an improved UX for members. The organization welcomes feedback, and suggestions for continued improvement.

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BRUSH DESERVES THE BEST FILAMENTS

DUPONT FILAMENTS CONTINUES T O L EAD THE WAY IN INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS

For more than 80 years, DuPont Filaments has been recognized as a leader in innovative synthetic filaments that enable brush manufacturers to address emerging trends and meet evolving consumer expectations.

HEALTH DESERVES THE BEST FILAMENTS -TOOTHBRUSH FILAMENTS

The most important component of a toothbrush lies in the bristle. With outstanding industry expertise accumulated over the years, coupled with our proven technologies, DuPont Filaments is dedicated to the oral care brush industry with our nylon solutions under the brand names of DuPont™ Tynex®(nylon 612) and DuPont™ Herox®(nylon 610) . Leading toothbrush brands and manufacturers are able to produce very high quality brushes with a balance of consistent quality, wear performance and unmatched productivities in tufting and end-rounding by using DuPont filaments. As consumer trends in toothbrush are increasingly focused on the six major areas of 1) Visual Attractiveness, 2) Interdental Cleaning, 3) Plaque Removal, 4) Gum Comfort, 5) Gingival Cleaning and 6) Anti-microbial within the filaments, DuPont Filaments has been working closely with the leading global brands in oral care as well as toothbrush manufacturers by fulfilling these needs with our broad range of innovative products in the portfolio

BEAUTY DESERVES THE BEST FILAMENTS -FINE FILAMENTS

DuPont™ Natrafil® filaments, a pioneering filament from DuPont’s unique polyester based material, contain proprietary texturizing additives that create a structured surface that mimics animal hair. Natrafil® filaments offer a synthetic alternative to animal hair in premium cosmetic powder brushes with more consistency in the bristle while maintaining the touch-and-feel of premium animal hair. Studies have shown that brushes made with Natrafil® filaments have equal to superior pickup and release performance versus brushes made with animal hair.

EFFICIENCY DESERVES THE BEST FILAMENTS –ABRASIVE FILAMENTS

Like most industries, steel manufacturers are always looking for

ways to increase productivity. The emphasis is on getting more square feet of metal through the mill, cleaned and coated faster than ever before. To accomplish this, steel mills are using more aggressive cleaning solutions. The problem is that the cleaning brushes typically used were quickly degrading because many plastics used in the brush filaments can’t handle the solutions of the extremes of the PH scale. The technical resources at DuPont Filaments were able to help solve the problem by adding stabilizers to one of our nylon polymer formulations, effectively extending the pH range that these filaments can be used in. Brushes made with these filaments deliver cleaning performance over an improved service life, helping steel manufactures to achieve higher productivity. Another need voiced by customers is higher aggressiveness in metal finishing applications. DuPont™ Tynex® A filaments, a family of ceramic grit-containing filaments, was developed to meet this need.

CREATIVITY DESERVES THE BEST FILAMENTS –PAINTBRUSH FILAMENTS

When manufacturers began changing their paints to water-based formulations, more people began using paintbrushes made with synthetic bristles because the hog bristles traditionally used in paintbrushes lost stiffness in water-based paints. Synthetics such as DuPont™ Tynex®, DuPont™ Chinex® and DuPont™ Orel® brand filaments quickly became popular choices. As paint manufacturers continue to improve their water-based formulations by reducing volatile organic compound (VOC) content, increasing solid loadings and decreasing drying times, there is an ongoing need for increasingly higher performing brushes. To meet this need, DuPont Filaments continues to innovate and help customize solutions. For example, we developed filaments with stiffer cross-section that can push higher viscosity paints more efficiently. We also changed the shapes of the filaments so that they not only pick up more paint from the can for faster application, but are easier to clean.

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Stainless Steel Products Adds New Brush Wire Processing Facility

At the start of 2023, Stainless Steel Products moved all of their brush wire crimping, straightening and bunching operations to a new and larger facility in Mohnton, Pennsylvania. The move to Mohnton was instigated by customer demands to expand production capacity, especially for their crimping and bunching lines, and in order to reduce lead times.

Historically, the company has prided itself on short lead times using kanban systems, blanket orders and other similar methods. However, as demand for the company’s productive capabilities has expanded greatly in the past couple of years, lead times have gotten rather lengthy. As a result, in 2022 the company undertook a sizeable expansion of inventory including more quantities of brush wires in stainless steel, oil-tempered steel and copper-based brush wires such as brass, phosphor bronze and nickel silver.

During the first quarter and into the second quarter of 2023, the company is expanding machinery and productive capacity,

now that they have more space available at the new location in Mohnton. The expansion of machinery also includes nextgeneration upgrades to their existing systems with new spoolers, payoffs and crimping machines.

Stainless Steel Products began operations in June 1995 and became a member of the ABMA in 1997. The company serves industrial manufacturers in North America with value-added services including application engineering assistance, responsive customer service and quality products. Contact Stainless Steel Products at 631-243-1500 or SALES@stainlesswires.com.

For more information on Stainless Steel Products, visit www.stainlesswires.com.

Ohio Manufacturers’ Association’s New Workforce Services Roadmap

The Ohio Manufacturers’ Association has announced the availability of the latest OMA Workforce Roadmap. Guiding the workforce community since 2017, the new Workforce Roadmap lays out the strategies to bolster OMA’s network of Industry Sector Partnerships to protect and grow Ohio manufacturing. OMA’s workforce priorities are designed to:

• Expand earn-and-learn programs to engage, evaluate, and employ recruits. Through June 2025, the OMA will scale an entry-level earn-and-learn initiative called WorkAdvance throughout the state via OMA’s network of Industry Sector Partnerships (ISPs).

• Accelerate the development of a statewide Innovation/ Industry 4.0 education and workforce development environment. As technology advances, the OMA effort to stay on-pace with innovation and support manufacturers by maintaining a pipeline of trained workers is critical.

• Develop the structures and processes that help manufacturers hire and retain workers through a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion lens. Expanding and diversifying the advanced manufacturing talent pool is endorsed by OMA as a solution for helping to close the skills gap in Ohio.

• Strengthen and expand the capacity of OMA’s ISPs. As of January, OMA’s ISP network had grown to 15 endorsed partnerships, collectively encompassing 72 of Ohio’s 88 counties.

More about the Workforce Roadmap at www.ohiomfg.com.

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Joseph A. Graham

The ABMA reported the passing of Joseph Allan Graham, former chairman of Atlas Graham Industries, on December 30, 2022. Graham joined his father in his broom and brush manufacturing business at Atlas Brush Ltd. in 1960 which was later renamed Atlas Graham Industries.

His impact at Atlas Graham began in sales where his goal was always to stay true to his father’s vision of building superior quality products and servicing the customer better than the competition with unsurpassed honesty and integrity. It was Graham who was made aware of the first looped-end mops being developed by Seco Industries in the early 1970s and a deal was completed to make Atlas Graham the only licensed manufacturer of the product in Canada.

The announcement says he will be remembered for instilling a customercentric business philosophy, which is still the company’s primary focus today, and why AGF has been successful for 82 years. While making his customers a top priority, he also made all his employees feel as if they were family, which was reflected in their tenure. It was his integrity and passion for the industry that led him to establish long-lasting relationships with customers and vendors that still exist to this day.

Hospeco Brands Group Names

John Fanizza Sales Director

Hospeco Brands Group, a manufacturer of products that protect, clean and provide care and comfort to millions around the globe, has named John Fanizza as Sales Director. Fanizza has more than 25 years of experience in the jan/san sector and a deep familiarity with the product offering from his six years independently representing the company’s brands, which include Acute Care Pharmaceutical™, Adenna®, Chemcor, High-Tech Conversions, HOSPECO®, Nilodor® and other popular brands. His territory will encompass Wisconsin and Illinois.

Fanizza has worked with some of the most recognizable brands in the industry, including leading janitorial supply, chemical and skin care manufacturers. Highlights of Fanizza’s career include 10 years of product management experience, expanding distribution of leading brand products and private label programs in industrial/MRO channels and proven success in diverse markets including manufacturing, industrial, group purchasing organizations, healthcare and government.

He earned his MBA from Loyola University Chicago and prides himself on a customercentric approach focused on high service levels, a strong work ethic and an ability to deliver solutions for customers throughout the supply chain. He maintains a deep knowledge of national accounts, distributor go-to-market strategies and end-user accounts.

Hospeco Brands Group products make workplaces, businesses, schools and other public facilities safer and more comfortable through categories such as personal protective equipment (PPE), cleaning equipment and supplies, facility and floor care, odor control, restroom comfort and menstrual care. All products are tough enough to perform consistently in demanding environments yet designed with the comfort and protection of people in mind.

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Kinsey Promoted to Manufacturing Manager at Abtex

As a result of the recent consolidation of operations between the Systems Design and Consumables segments of Abtex LLC’s business, Joshua Kinsey has been promoted to the newly created position of Manufacturing Manager. In this role, he will be responsible for overseeing the daily operations of all Abtex manufacturing.

Kinsey began his career at Abtex as a participant in the company’s successful internship program in 2016. While attending Alfred University, he continued to work for Abtex and graduated with a degree in Mechanical Engineering in 2018. He then joined Abtex full-time as a Manufacturing Engineer. During his tenure as a manufacturing engineer, Kinsey was responsible for designing hundreds of new abrasive brush designs and was also a co-inventor of the patent-pending Diamond Devil Polishing System, available through Abtex’s parent company, The Malish Corporation.

Abtex has been providing integrated brush and machine deburring solutions to the North American manufacturing industry since 1980. The company supplies nylon abrasive filament brushes, flap discs and custom-designed deburring systems for a wide variety of machined-part, aluminum-extrusion, fine-blanked and powderedmetal applications.

Jones Family of Companies Leadership Changes

The Jones Family of Companies, a leading provider of nonwoven manufacturing products for over 86 years, has announced strategic leadership changes related to its involvement in the industry. The company’s Board of Directors has elected Ralph Jones III, formerly the Executive Chairman, to assume the role of Chairman & CEO. Scott Butler has been promoted to President, leading the management team for Jones manufacturing and distribution operations. John French, CFO, joins the company’s leadership team.

Jones is expanding its commitment to sustainability by transitioning to a broad-line distribution model and increasing its focus on plant fiber-based products for floor care and other markets. This includes the curtailment of operations in the last spinning facility located in Humboldt. The Jones’ line of mop yarn products will continue to focus on quality, dependable performance and value while offering renewed superior service with sustained stocking inventory.

CARL WURZER

As part of our 125th-anniversary celebration, Brushware is offering an article related to the history of the magazine in each edition for 2023. For our second installment in the series, we have the following interview with former magazine owner, Carl Wurzer.

Age: 83

Current location: Harrisonburg, VA.

Role: Owner from 1976 to 1999

Can tell us about how you acquired Brushware?

I went into the print broker business in 1974. I realized at that time I could get a $1,000,000 policy for my wife Andra and the two children but how far will that go? I always had in the back of my mind to go ahead and get a publication. So this fellow, Walter Grimes, had an office in the National Press Building and I would stop in every so often. Of course, some of the prices for the publications were way beyond my means.

One day I stopped in and Walter said, ‘Something just crossed my desk the other day. This could be something you might want to take a look at.’

So I got the information from him and called the owner Chuck Baldwin. At that time Baldwin was living in Bernardsville, New Jersey, so it was only maybe about a three-hour drive for us. We went up and went through the financials. Our CPA, Jay Fielding, said everything is pretty much in sync with the tax returns. So I said, ‘Okay, fine, we’ll go ahead with it.’

The whole idea behind getting the publication in 1976 was so that Andra would have something to work with or have an income from, rather than just the policy because the print broker business was basically all up in my head. So that’s how it got started.

What was it like in the early days of running the magazine?

When it started, a fellow by the name of William Magnus did the editing of freelance articles. He had his own ad agency and we had known each other for a number of years. I told him what was going to happen and he said, ‘That’s fine, I can go ahead and edit it.’

We sent it up to a fellow by name of Frank Kotkamp, in Brattleboro, Vermont, who did the typesetting. We were on our way up to New England for some reason and I suggested to Andra to stop off and see Frank. When he opens up the door to his apartment, it slams right into the composing machine. He said, ‘Well, that’s the only place we could fit it.’ So, he had this typesetter right there in the middle of his living room. He was good. He did ballet on the side and was so nimble. You never really had to proofread his material, I mean, that’s how clean it was.

Bottom line was that I felt after about a year and a half with the people we had working on it, Andra could basically run the publication on her own. At that time, we had the writers John Perry and Gerson Goodman. All of the suppliers were good.

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I was still basically on the road three days a week, mainly in the Washington D.C. area because we lived in Potomac at that time. During the week Andra would lay out the magazine and was really running the show from that point. I still handled the advertising. Once again, as I say, it was like clockwork, we didn’t have any contracts with anybody. It was just you know, a handshake or a phone call. ‘Yeah, go ahead, keep running our ad.’ You know that kind of a thing.

What do think about the current state of Brushware?

I see you have not dropped the quality of the paper, that’s good. As soon as I took the publication over in 1976, that was one of the first things I did. I went to a 60# coated stock for the paper and also went to a 70# coated cover versus what it was before. Baldwin … was a character. I had a five-year payout with him and when I made the last payment, I brought the final check to him and said, ‘Well Chuck, I won’t be seeing you any further or having any communication, we’re all said and done.” And he looks at me, didn’t thank me for making sure that he received his money on a monthly basis, but he says to me, ‘Well, I just probably sold it too soon.’

If you could have seen the publication before and then after we got it, it was like night and day.

From a day-to-day perspective, what was your favorite part of working on Brushware?

We had a good stable of advertisers. I mean it was like clockwork and that was one of the best parts of the whole thing. The other part that was always interesting was the writers. There was a publication called Editor & Publisher that came out on a weekly basis. They had a big classified section in the back with writers and publishers looking for writers and I think that’s how we came across Bob Lawrence.

At that time, the ABMA had two meetings, one in the fall and one in the spring. The one in the fall was usually in an industrial state and the one in the spring was always held in Florida, either at the Breakers or Boca Raton. Later they started to migrate out to the West Coast on that one.

We had a fellow by the name of Gerson Goodman, who also was one of our writers. After we had a trip out to the West Coast and took the red-eye special back, I get a phone call from Gerson and he says, ‘Carl, I’m telling you right now, that’s the last time I’m gonna be doing this. You better find somebody else.’

Bob Lawrence had already been working with us. I had him going around the country to the different brush manufacturers. Then what we did is I would send him out a copy of the subscribers so when we were going to the spring or fall convention, we would go ahead and look in the area for manufacturers or suppliers. That’s how we did the profiles. Our lead article at that time was always of somebody in the brush industry.

We also had another fellow by the name of Bruce Gebhardt, who has since passed away, a victim of Agent Orange in Vietnam unfortunately. He was an excellent writer, beyond belief. He really had connections at the Commerce Department and knew what was going on with the different sessions with imports and exports.

What would you consider to be the strength of Brushware during your time with the magazine?

I think the strength overall was simply the writing. We had a reporter in Japan, who, we eventually found out wound up in Tokyo because he had no money. He was good and did good reporting for us. We had Goodman who was out of New York, and of course, he did a lot of the reporting of the conventions. Another fellow that we had was John Perry. We found him through Editor & Publisher. He wrote for different publications like U.S. News and World Report and a few others. He spoke Swiss, German, Spanish and Italian. He was an excellent, excellent writer and would do the conventions for us over in Europe. He covered Interbrush and the European Brushware Federation, so then we would go ahead and have him do interviews with some of the manufacturers.

Is there anything about working on Brushware during your time that would you think would be a surprise to the readers?

I did have some favorable comments on what/where Bruce would be covering, regarding the imports and exports. He would also be down at the Commerce Department interviewing people there. I think people were pleasantly surprised at the coverage. We would go ahead and give it the importance that we thought brush manufacturers deserved. So we did have a good response — they really appreciated that.

Do you have any thoughts or comments overall on the 125-year anniversary of the magazine?

Well, Andra and I both feel a little bit down that the back issues are gone. Every couple of years I would take it to a library bindery and I’d have them bound up and have the volume number put on and the year and Brushware and the whole nine yards. There were a couple of volumes missing, but the first one that really stuck out was the one from 1898 when they first came out compared to where we took it.

It’s just a shame because what we also did is in the July/August issue I would run what we called the nostalgic section and I would put a 10 or 15 percent yellow tint behind it. We would do four to eight pages depending on how the space went. I would go back to let’s say 1925, 1920 or 1930. The same things that you hear today from the manufacturers you heard back in 1925, ‘Can’t get good help, raw materials costing too much.’

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Manufacturing Opportunities in e-Commerce

According to Insider Intelligence, U.S. B2B e-commerce sales will be over $2 trillion by 2024. Digital Commerce 360 says that manufacturers’ B2B e-commerce sales have been growing at an annual rate of 16 percent since 2016 which is almost 1.5 times faster than total manufacturing sales. The opportunity is vast to grow even faster than the averages as not all manufacturers are willing to jump into the mix.

As customers see the advantage of improved support and greater collaboration in addition to the lower costs of going direct to manufacturers, sales will continue to increase for manufacturers that invest in B2B e-commerce. It is not for the faint of heart as companies have to upgrade systems infrastructure to accept online orders, provide inventory visibility and tie it in with an existing ERP system. Additionally, manufacturers will have to proactively address changes to their ability to pick, pack and ship smaller orders on a more frequent basis. On the other hand, those that offer this capability will grow faster than the competition, and, more importantly, they will develop a closer relationship with their customers.

For example, a bike helmet manufacturer wanted to take advantage of potential e-commerce sales; however, their greater near-term opportunity was in B2B e-commerce. They took the opportunity and upgraded their B2B system capabilities. Their customers gained a superior customer interface with valueadded reports and capabilities and the company was able to leverage this advantage in the marketplace.

Additionally, by virtue of having B2B e-commerce capabilities, their B2C e-commerce capabilities and related customer opportunities grew as well. In concert with these upgrades, they also upgraded their ERP system, warehousing process capabilities and warehouse automation so that they could increase their efficiency, accuracy and responsiveness to meet these increased demands without negatively impacting operations.

Similarly, a hand tools manufacturer saw a significant opportunity in e-commerce sales during the pandemic. From a sales perspective, they could take orders from B2B customers as well as consumers to support aggressive and rapid sales growth; however, there were challenges in meeting customers’ expectations from a distribution perspective. Since their strength was in supporting B2B customers and their ability to pivot in manufacturing to changing needs and incorporate product changes rapidly, they wanted to focus on how to best serve these priority customers.

Thus, they performed an internal analysis as well as a 3PL analysis to determine the requirements and costs to pick, kit as needed, package, pack and ship pallets (typically required for B2B) as well as pieces (typically required for B2C) while supporting a quick delivery window for their customers. Although they could scale up internal operations, space was limited, so they decided to focus the 3PL experts on improved performance for B2B e-commerce customers while looking for opportunities for efficiency and cost improvements in warehousing and freight. They kept the rest internal while focusing efforts on the 3PL pilot for quick scalability and dedicated expertise.

E-commerce trends will continue to increase as customer personalization and customization differentiate from the competition. It is not one size fits all but taking steps forward will open up opportunities. The proactive companies will thrive whereas the stodgy will see their competition race by.

Lisa Anderson is the founder and president of LMA Consulting Group Inc., a consulting firm that specializes in manufacturing strategy and end-to-end supply chain transformation that maximizes the customer experience and enables profitable, scalable, dramatic business growth. She's released several eBooks which can be found at www.lma-consultinggroup.com/lma-books/

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COMPANY:

Monti-Group a.k.a. MONTIPOWER

LOCATIONS:

Hennef, Germany (near Bonn)

Manassas, VA, USA

Houston, Texas, USA

Macae, Brasil

Spijk Eemshaven, Holland

Abu Dhabi, UAE

Bratislava, Slovakia

TITLE: CEO

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What year did you start in the industry and how did you get started?

I started to work in the paint and coatings industry in 1998 for a Marine Coatings Manufacturer from The Netherlands. After one year I started to work for Carboline Coatings (RPM Inc) from St. Louis taking care of the Central European business. In 2005, I joined STOPAQ.Sealforlife from Stadskanaal Groningen close to my hometown. They manufactured a patented visco-elastic pipeline coating to prevent corrosion. I came in contact with Monti at the 2006 ADIPEC oil and gas show in Abu Dhabi. Monti is an amazing tool and brush to clean and prepare steel substrates for coating as an alternative for open grit blasting. These brushes of Monti, branded under MBX or Bristle Blaster, were able to remove mill scale, rust, existing coatings and create a profile. Proper profiling is for example needed for liquid-curing coating adhesion and corrosion resistance in the long run. After the show in 2006, I started to promote this technology and in 2018 I joined the company as CEO and co-owner. In the meantime from 2012-2018, I have been EVP of Berry Global Inc, an Indiana-based stock quoted company strong in the manufacturing of consumable plastics and textiles such as nonwovens. For Berry, I have run the global SealforLife Industries business with a fantastic team. Some team members joined the Monti-Group which consists of surface preparation tools, coatings and coating services such as inspection and calibration services for coating test equipment.

Can you tell our readers about Monti and the market it serves?

MontiPower serves a broad range of markets from automotive to retail all over the world. The biggest business portion is the preparation of outdoor heavy-duty steel such as pipelines, oil and gas platforms, refineries, tanks and terminals for coatings and sealants. You also see the tool and Monti brush used for bridges, statues, marine vessels, super yachts, riverboats, nuclear facilities, mining and OEM fabrication. Any operator can create a 1m2 blast cleanliness and anchor profile per brush, per hour. A 23mm wide brush does strike the substrate effectively more than 10,000 times a second. The brush does not burnish or heat up the substrate. The tool works at a low speed of 2500 rpm and low vibration/noise. Monti prepares any substrate from scratch. Automotive, including maintenance of busses, planes, trains and trucks or other agricultural equipment, is another big portion of the business. Monti does have a retail brand called Decapower and Activet for dog brushes.

What are the key advantages Montipower products offer?

The key advantage of the Monti setup of a tool/brush is that an operator can achieve ‘sandblasting” quality without the use of grit or other blast media. The brushes can be resharpened and recycled. The tools are robust and do have a long life when maintained well. The operator can actually see what he is cleaning and preparing for coating or sealants. For rust removal, the rust particles can be vacuumed. Monti offers the tools as cordless, pneumatic, electric cable and waterdriven solutions. An operator can be the master of spot repair even at high altitudes, like wind power. Every year, more than 20,000 operators all around the world work with our tools to restore, prepare, and maintain a pipeline, car, bridge etc. Monti prepares more than 1 million m2 substrates including wood, stone, plastic, stainless, galvanized steel, composites and aluminum for protection in an environmentally safe, fast, easy and applicator-friendly manner.

What is your favorite aspect of working in the industry?

First of all, I love to run a factory, to be the source to engineer better and new solutions by design and manufacturing. Secondly, I love to sell game-changing products in the market and explore new markets and thirdly I love to work worldwide with a passionate group of people to grow the business in existing and new markets. Every day, together with our international team and with the clients, we learn about the capabilities of our brushes. Preparation is everything, we say. In our case, we need to understand the context of different kinds of substrates, coating and sealant needs and wishes, H&S, environmental constraints and new factors like Co2 impact of the job versus other solutions. The team is passionate to change project specifications so that all stakeholders from different perspectives such as H&S, ergonomics, productivity, environment and quality feel confident about our brush solutions which offer similar cleanliness and profiling results as loose abrasive blasting. We make a big impact up to circa 15m2 a day per repair job onsite, and outdoors. Monti owns many patents and has been extremely innovative the last four years to make the fundaments of our technology stronger than ever.

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What is your proudest career or company accomplishment?

One of the founders of Monti-Werkzeuge GmbH was Detlef Thomas. Unfortunately, he passed away five years ago. Detlef always was a great business friend. Day in and day out we think of him. Detlef and the team did a great job getting Monti where it was. He had big dreams and visions for Monti. The team feels lucky and privileged to make it all happen. Wish he could be with us to celebrate the Monti future. In 2022, we celebrated the 35th anniversary of Monti.

What are the key challenges you have faced at Monti and how have you solved those challenges?

The key was to survive 2020. Together with an investor from Norway, I managed to buy the shares of Monti-Werkzeuge GmbH and created the Monti-Group. In 2020, COVID-19 came and most big clients just locked their warehouses and transportation of goods became hardly possible. Revenues just dropped. In the end, it meant switching gears and changing the focus for a while. We put a lot of emphasis on a total make-over of the facilities. We came out stronger than ever. Today we do have more suppliers from the E.U. Supply chain is back under control. Nevertheless, year on year since 2018 we’ve grown 10 percent. We opened new offices around the world, and some distributors became part of the Monti Group. The USA is the most important region for Monti’s sales. We stuck to the plan and we beat the plan. R. Schueller said it once: “All it takes is one idea to make the impossible possible.” For this one needs focus, discipline and teamwork.

What changes or innovations do you see ahead for Monti and the industry it serves?

There is more and more pressure on firms for ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance), H&S for workers in the field and legal business compliance. I see that more and more asset owners are staring intensive maintenance programs to keep current machines or assets operating instead of buying new machines. Less capex, more opex. I also see that due to ESG, co2, and H&S constraints, specifiers and engineers look for alternative solutions to lower the environmental impact.

It is clear that the car business is trending downwards. Some markets go up and down based on oil prices. We are fortunate to have a healthy mix of many customers around the world. Locally, we see that many smaller firms have trouble getting back on track long before COVID-19. The bigger get bigger and some small firms disappear. Monti does have the capabilities to triple sales. We are ready to contribute to a more sustainable world. We embrace new digital tools to promote our features and benefits. We simply aim to make coatings and sealants better. We keep on pushing the narrative of H&S, cleanliness and profiling quality and environmental impact from Co2, recycling and resharpening perspective.

Also via our own webshops, it is easy to select accessories such as safety caps, dust control vacuum units, offshore rope access safety hooks and battery backpacks. We continue to innovate to make a difference subsea, in the sky (Aeroblaster) and by robotic crawlers to speed up productivity.

Are there any new products or initiatives for Monti that you would like to share?

A fantastic new initiative is the recycle bin. This is a carton bin which we offer to our contractor clients. The contractors can make an impact and statement to their clients, the asset owners. The brushes can be returned so that we can recycle the brushes for our clients. This exercise is part of a loyalty program. Asset owners love that the contractors take waste to NetZero.

Recruiting skilled workers overall and also young workers has been stated as a concern in the industry. How do you think that is best addressed?

We simply look for talent. Talent doesn’t have much to do with education. At key positions and all other positions, we look for people who are passionate to join a disruptive international team. For example in one of our manufacturing plants, we have a fantastic mix of Germans, Dutch, Belgians, Turkish, Russian, Syrian, Afghans and Romanians. Different vocational backgrounds lead to new and better ideas. We do not think or work in silos. I believe in entrepreneurship, or better said, intrapreneurship. This means, giving responsibility where it belongs. At the basis of the organization, workers must have the ability and tools to be effective and efficient for the company, the team and him or herself. We work with clear house rules to respect, take care and help each other. Current and new talent all get support like extra education and possibilities to join trade shows and demonstrations to understand the crossfunctions. Many do have double roles in the firm. Making Monti brushes is thinking upside down for many educated people. We look for people who are still able and willing to see through. What you see is not always what you get and vice versa when you take a deep dive into making brushes. Making Monti brushes from the rolls made by the card clothing setting machines is a gift. It gives so much joy.

Do you have any key business/leadership tips out there for young people looking to ascend to a leadership role?

Try to read as many books about leadership as you can, for example, Simon Sinek’s “Start With Why.” After reading these books and talking to business leaders about their drive and attitudes, make sure you find your own purpose. Entrepreneurship is about direction, room, accountability and reward. Being the boss does not make you the boss. Respect is something that you cannot get because of a title or position, but it is something that you receive. Leading a business means serving the organization and all stakeholders like banks. As in normal life, make sure you treat someone the same way you would like to be treated.

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Leading or owning a business is not just a role. It is life. Make sure you pick the right partner to pursue your destiny to be you. Never pretend. Be authentic. “Leaders Eat Last” is a book I recommend. Serving means that you come last, not first. It means you cannot be selfish and think about X amount of hours and dollars per hour. Also do not think in terms of work-life balance. Leading means life. It is very rewarding to share success and go through necessary changes. Change must be good. Leaders show and tell what is good. Leaders are the face of the business in the market and take the pain for the team. It is fantastic to build businesses and build personal identities and stronger individuals.

Based on respect, taking care, looking after each other and teamwork, we continue to strive to be the best in brushes for surface preparation. The underlying vision and mission approach is fundamental. One tip: “Make sure that you surround yourself with positive, energy-giving people.”

What is the key tradeshow for Monti?

The key event for Monti is the AMPP Show (NACE/SSPC). This is a corrosion engineers show and conference. In 2023 the event will be held in Denver. During such shows, we gather for committee meetings about surface preparation to make sure that Monti brushes get the place in the market they deserve to be known for.

What do you like to do outside of work?

Just to be out in Spain, in Malaga with the family to see old and make new friends.To live the Spanish life of drinking Rioja red wine, eating fish and tapas. We have a place down there in the city near the beach.

Do you have any pop culture favorites?

Since the 1970s, as a kid, I follow one band in particular. A band that never made it in the USA. This is Status Quo with great songs such as: “Whatever You Want,” “Down Down,” “Roll Over Lay Down” and “In the Army Now.” As a kid, it was KISS or Status Quo. This is pure rock ‘n’ roll without any fashion. Just denim, 12 bar blues. Besides Quo, I do listen to blues-rock bands like Rory Gallagher, ZZ Top, Deep Purple. Rod Stewart and Eric Clapton are also on the playlist. I am also a fan of Elvis Presley. I recommend watching the latest movie about him and his manager from the Netherlands. What a story.

Are there sports and/or teams that you follow?

I used to be a soccer player with my 14-year-old son. I follow FC Barcelona from Spain. For me, the best player is Frenkie De Jong as he embodies the philosophy of Johan Cruyff the most. Do you have a business travel tip for our readers?

If I travel on a plane I do have a golden rule of: 33 percent sleep, 33 percent work, 33 percent watching movies.

What is one thing about you that people might find surprising?

The future lies in the past. So, for a country, a region, but also for a business, there is always a reason why something is done the way it is done. I always want to find out what is behind a decision, a written or an unwritten rule. In many businesses, you find these unwritten rules. If you ask the question: “Why is it done this way?” or “Where is it stated?;” people look at you with glazed eyes. People are sometimes surprised because I support a culture of openness, directness, fairness and honesty. People make mistakes. It is better to just say “sorry” so the whole team can learn from it. I also see from working all over the world that language can be very decision-making. It is for me important to feel the language to understand why things are done in a certain way. Most people look at me and do like how I am able to change companies in 100 days by the look and feel of new marketing. This means a new slogan, new logo, new colors, new look and feel, new pay-off, new adverts, new words, new brandbooks. I believe in Human to Human marketing. Not BtoB or BtoConsumers. People buy brands, not (from) companies.

What have you learned in life or in the industry?

I have learned that all people around the world have the same needs and wishes. I am fortunate to work in the anticorrosion business for more than 25 years. Corrosion is everywhere. In some regions worse than others. Of course, I know that there are always greedy and jealous people out there. I have learned that in bigger organizations, it might be the case that someone might put you in the corner for whatever reason. Most of the time because they are scared. My motto is to be fearless. Be strong for the company and the team. Like with fighting corrosion, we can’t compromise on quality. This is one of the reasons why I love the Monti Brush Solution so much. The best coatings in the world deserve the best brush.

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Leadership Highlights the 2023 ABMA Convention Agenda

The American Brush Manufacturers Association (ABMA) will hold its 106th Annual Convention, March 22-25, 2023, at the Hotel Del Coronado in San Diego, California. The event promises to be a dynamic gathering of brush industry leaders, providing an opportunity for attendees to meet, network, learn and grow their businesses.

Education and Workshops

The convention program will include a series of workshops and education sessions aimed at providing valuable insights and practical skills for attendees. On Wednesday, March 22, concurrent workshops will be held from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. on the following topics:

• Internet Marketing and Social Media for B2B

• Sustainability, Carbon Footprint Analysis, Green Initiative Strategies

• Microsoft 365: Gain Efficiency Through Teams, OneDrive, SharePoint, etc.

• ABMA Members Portal: Update Your Information and Enhance Your Profile

Leadership Matters

On Thursday, March 23, the ABMA Educational Institute will host a keynote speech on “Leadership Matters” by Larry Broughton, a former Green Beret, award-winning entrepreneur and keynote speaker who has made a name for himself in both the military and business worlds. With over eight years of service in the US Army Special Forces A-Teams, Broughton has translated his military experience into a successful business career. CBS News has dubbed him, “The nation’s foremost expert on leadership and entrepreneurship.”

As the founder and CEO of Broughton Hotels, a leading boutique hotel company, and Yoogozi, an online learning platform for leaders and high performers, Broughton has received numerous business awards, including Ernst & Young’s Entrepreneur of the Year and the National Veteran-Owned Business Association’s Vetrepreneur of the Year. His company has also been recognized as the HSMAI Best of the Best Hotel Management Company and has made Entrepreneur Magazine’s “Hot 500 List of Fastest Growing Private Companies.”

Broughton is also an author and speaker who shares his expertise on leadership, team building and entrepreneurship. His latest book, “Victory: 7 Revolutionary Strategies for Entrepreneurs to Launch Your Business, Elevate Your Impact and Transform Your Life,” was an Amazon #1 bestseller. Broughton has presented to thousands

of leaders and entrepreneurs across the country and has delivered keynote addresses to Fortune 100 companies like Walmart and Toyota, as well as universities, non-profits and even the Pentagon’s Office of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. With a creative and upbeat approach to life and business, Broughton has been featured in numerous newspapers and magazines and has made appearances on major TV networks like CNBC, MSNBC and the Travel Channel. He graduated from the Executive Program at Stanford University, where he studied Russian at the Defense Language Institute and Political Science at the University of California, Santa Barbara.

Face 2 Face Meetings

On Friday, March 24, the Suppliers Display “Face 2 Face” session will run from 8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and provide a unique opportunity for attendees to engage in 15-minute scheduled meetings with suppliers. This year suppliers will bring only what can fit on the table, ensuring a level playing field for everyone. The meeting selection process will be determined in advance using scheduling software, but there will be ample networking opportunities throughout the convention to meet regardless of schedule.

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106th ABMA Annual Convention | March 22-25, 2023 Hotel Del Coronado | San
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Keynote speaker Larry Broughton Hotel Del Coronado in the evening

106th ABMA Annual Convention | March 22-25, 2023

Hotel Del Coronado | San Diego, California

Your Guide to Coronado Island

Welcome to Coronado Island in San Diego, California! This stunning island offers a unique blend of history, beauty, and excitement, making it a perfect destination for both business and leisure. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you make the most of your trip.

Getting Around

Coronado Island is easily accessible by car, taxi, or public transportation. The San Diego Trolley provides regular service to the island from San Diego, with a stop at the Ferry Landing. Taxis are available at the Ferry Landing and can take you anywhere on the island. Alternatively, you can rent a bike or scooter to get around the island, which is a great way to explore and enjoy the scenery.

Attractions

While you’re on the island, be sure to check out some of its top attractions. The Hotel Del Coronado is a must-visit, with its beautiful Victorian architecture and rich history. Coronado Beach is also a popular spot, known for its wide sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters. If you’re interested in history, visit the Coronado Historical Association Museum of History and Art, which showcases the island’s rich past and cultural heritage.

Outdoor Activities

Coronado Island offers a variety of outdoor activities to keep you active and entertained during your trip. Take a scenic bike ride along the bayside or rent a kayak to explore the waters around the island. You can also go fishing, sailing, or standup paddleboarding, or simply relax on one of the island’s many beautiful beaches.

Shopping

If you’re looking to do some shopping during your trip, Coronado Island has plenty of options. The Ferry Landing is home to several specialty shops, art galleries and boutiques, while the Orange Avenue shopping district offers a range of clothing, jewelry, and home decor stores. If you’re looking for a casual bite, head to the Coronado Brewing Company also located on Orange Avenue.

Climate

The average daytime temperatures in San Diego for March are in the high 60s (F) into 70s (F). The night-time temperatures average in the mid-50s (F). Rainfall averages four days and 1.66 inches in March.

Dress/Attire

For ABMA events comfortable and casual dress is appropriate. Daytime attire is casual and sportswear is customary (golf shirts and slacks or shorts for men: slacks, shorts or skirts/dresses for ladies). Evening activities are “nice” informal or daytime business casual attire, and may include a sport coat for men; pantsuits, slacks, skirts/dresses for ladies.

Tips To Maximize Your Convention

Attending a convention can be a valuable experience for anyone looking to expand their professional network, learn about the latest industry trends or simply connect with likeminded colleagues in the industry. With the added feature of Face 2 Face scheduled meetings, you can ensure that you make the most out of your time at the event. Here are some tips to help you maximize your time and make the most of your convention experience.

Plan Ahead

Before the event, take some time to review the schedule and plan out which sessions you want to attend and who you want to meet. Utilize the Face 2 Face scheduling feature to set up meetings with key individuals ahead of time, ensuring that you make the most of your time on site.

Make Connections

Attending a convention is an excellent opportunity to meet new people and build professional relationships. Make the most of your time at the event by actively seeking out opportunities to network with attendees, speakers and exhibitors. Utilize the Face 2 Face scheduled meetings session to maximize your opportunities to connect with key individuals.

Stay Focused

With so much to see and do, it can be easy to become overwhelmed and lose focus. To ensure that you make the most of your time at the convention, prioritize the sessions and meetings that are most important to you and don’t be afraid to step away from the hustle and bustle of the event to take a break.

Attend The Workshops and Tutorials

In addition to attending sessions, consider taking advantage of the workshops and tutorials offered at the convention. These hands-on learning opportunities are a great way to gain new skills and knowledge that you can apply to your professional life.

Make Time for Fun

Attending a convention can be a great opportunity to have fun and explore your destination. Make sure to build in some downtime during your trip to enjoy the local sights, sounds and flavors. Whether you want to visit a museum, explore the local cuisine or simply relax in a park, taking some time to recharge your batteries will help you make the most of your convention experience.

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Hotel Del Coronado | San Diego, California

Convention Activities

SUNRISE STRETCHING

Thursday and Friday, 6:00 am – 6:45 am

Join us on the South Paseo Lawn overlooking the ocean for functional stretching techniques targeted to solve daily aches and pains. These exercises can be completed anywhere: at home, in the office, or on the road. Often pain in one area of the body actually stems from a different area of the body that is tight or immobile. Learn tips and tricks that will improve your comfort and quality of life.

GOLF SCRAMBLE

Coronado Golf Course | Thursday, March 23rd, 2023, 1:00 PM – 6:00 PM

ABMA’s annual scramble tourney is a great way to network, meet old friends, make new friends and have some fun. The Coronado Golf Course is ranked #5 nationally by Golf Digest for delivering the best golf value and is one of the City of Coronado’s most treasured assets. Opened in 1957, it is a favorite destination for local residents and celebrities alike. Tee Times are available daily. The ABMA Scramble Tournament fee includes greens and tournament fees, a golf cart, range balls and prizes.

PICKLE BALL

Thursday, 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM

The courts are located at the Coronado Tennis club at 1501 Glorietta Boulevard, Coronado, CA 92118. It is a 10-minute walk to the courts and participants must bring their own equipment.

ABMA FOUNDATION NETWORKING DINNER

Sheerwater Restaurant | Thursday, 7:00-9:30 pm

A reservation/ticket is required and the event is limited to the first 40 people to sign up. The event is designed for attendees who would prefer to stay in and enjoy an opportunity to participate in a group dinner. Network with old ABMA friends and make new friends at this casual dinner event that immediately follows the Thursday Reception. Proceeds support the ABMA Foundation.

SANDCASTLE BUILDING LESSONS

Friday, 9:00 am – 11:00 am

This free activity for guests and family offers the chance to learn sandcastle-building tips and tricks from a seasoned professional. The activity is led by Bill Pavlacka, The Sandcastle Man, an award-winning artist well-known for his three-dimensional sand sculptures.

TOUR THE USS MIDWAY

Friday, 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm

With more than 30 restored aircraft and nearly 10 acres of exhibits and displays, the Midway brings you the most complete cross-section of carrier aviation in the world. From high up on the bridge down to the main engine room, taking you on a unique warship journey that engages the sights, sounds and aromas of this symbol of American freedom. Tour includes transportation to and from the Hotel Del Coronado and the Midway Museum, a self-guided audio tour (bring your own headphones) and access to all areas at your own pace.

BEACH LOUNGE AND UMBRELLA RENTAL

Friday, 1:00 pm-5:00 pm

Enjoy the surf and sun in the company of other ABMA members. Umbrellas and chairs will be reserved and set up in a grouping for ABMA members to extend fellowship and relationship building.

SUPPLIERS’ RECEPTION/BEACH PARTY

Friday, 7:00 pm-10:00 pm

Break out your best Tommy Bahamas shirt and flip-flops for this beach bash! A little sand between your toes always takes away the woes.

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CONVENTION SCHEDULE

TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 2023

5:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.

Directors’ Finance Meeting / Story A/B

5:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.

ABMA Foundation Board of Directors Meeting / Story A/B

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 2023

8:00 a.m. – 9:20 a.m.

Convention Committee Breakfast Meeting / Story A/B

9:30 a.m. – 10:20 a.m.

Public Relations Committee Meeting / Story A/B

10:30 a.m. – 11:50 a.m.

Membership Committee Meeting / Story A/B

11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Registration / Founders Hall Foyer

12:00 p.m. – 12:50 p.m.

Statistical Committee Lunch Meeting / Story A/B

1:00 p.m. – 1:50 p.m.

Safety & Standards Committee / Story A/B

2:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.

All Division Meeting / Founders

3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

ABMA All-Attendee Educational Workshops / Spreckels A/B/C/D

6:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.

New Members & First-Time Attendees Welcome Reception / Vista Terrace

6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.

Paul M Miller Welcome Reception / Vista Terrace

THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 2023

6:30 a.m. – 7:15 a.m.

Sunrise Stretching / South Paseo Lawn

7:00 a.m. – 8:30 a.m.

Breakfast / Founders Lawn

8:00 a.m. – 8:50 a.m.

Opening Business Session – President’s Welcome / Founders A/B

9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.

ABMA All-Attendee Educational Institute / Founders A/B

3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Supplier Face 2 Face Setup / Founders A/B

11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

Lunch on own

12:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Golf Scramble Tournament / Coronado Golf Course

Option: Pickle Ball

6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

Mid Convention Reception / Sun Deck Front

7:30 p.m.

Dinner on Own

7:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.

ABMA Networking Dinner for the ABMA Foundation / Sheerwater Restaurant

FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 2023

6:30 a.m. – 7:15 a.m.

Sunrise Stretching / South Paseo Lawn

7:00 a.m. – 8:30 a.m.

Breakfast / Founders Lawn

7:00 a.m. – 7:45 a.m.

Supplier Face 2 Face Setup / Founders A/B

8:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

ABMA Suppliers Face 2 Face / Founders A/B

9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.

Companion Program / Sandcastle Building

12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Buffet Lunch / Founders Lawn

1:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.

Optional: U.S.S. Midway Tour or Beach Lounge/Umbrella

7:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.

Suppliers’ Reception Beach Party / Windsor Lawn

SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 2023

8:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.

ABMA Board of Directors Meeting / Story A/B

Networking Activities on your own

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Who Can Attend?

The American Brush Manufacturers Association Annual Convention is open to member companies and their representative delegates, companions (spouses or significant others) and their children. Attendees may register under one of the following categories:

Delegate

A delegate is a representative of a member organization. Any attending organization must send at least one delegate.

One Day Attendee

A one-day attendee is an additional delegate representing a member organization (already sending a delegate) who will only be at the convention for one day (usually the Suppliers Display Day). This is to encourage member companies to bring additional purchasing and sales representatives for increased networking.

Companion

A companion is the spouse, child aged 18 and older, or significant other of a registered delegate and is not an employee of the attending organization.

Child

Your children are welcome. Ages 0-4 are free. Ages 5-11 are at the child rate. Ages 12-17 are at the teen rate. Children 18+ should register at the companion rate. If your child is now in the business and working the convention then they should be registered as a delegate.

HOTEL INFORMATION

A living legend for 130 years, The Hotel Del Coronado celebrates its rich heritage as the proud host to celebrities, royalty, U.S. Presidents and beach-loving guests for generations. Built in 1888 by Elisha Babcock, Jr. and Hampton L. Story, the Hotel del Coronado was designated National Historic Landmark in 1977 and is an American treasure.

ADDRESS

Hotel Del Coronado (Curio Collection by Hilton) 1500 Orange Avenue, Coronado, CA 92118 www.hoteldel.com

RESORT DINING OPTIONS

SEREA: Upscale sea-to-table dining experience

SHEERWATER: Breakfast and dinner overlooking the Pacific

SUN DECK: Casual rooftop bar and grill experience with the best sunset viewing

BABCOCK & STORY BAR: Drinks and light fare

BEACH + TACO SHACK: Casual beachfront bar and taco shack

ENO MARKET & PIZZERIA: Italian marketplace with grab-and-go options and pizzeria

SUNDAES: Ice cream style gelato and craft paletas Check-In/Check-Out: Check-in begins at 4:00 p.m. Check-out is by 11:00 a.m.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

PARKING: Self-parking is available on the north side of the resort in our secure underground parking garage. Overnight Parking – Self-parking in the North Parking Garage is $50 per night, per vehicle. Valet Parking is $75 per night, per vehicle. Day Parking – Self-parking in the North Parking Garage is $20 for the first 2 hours; $10 for each additional hour. Daily maximum $70. Shop or dine at the resort to receive $10 off with validation. Valet parking for day visitors is $30 for the first 2 hours; $10 for each additional hour. Daily maximum $80. No validation is available for valet parking.

PETS: The Del welcomes pets weighing 40 lb. or less with a maximum of two per guest room. To ensure the comfort of all of our guests, there is a non-refundable pet charge of $125 to cover deep cleaning costs after every pet departure ($200 per stay for Beach Village accommodations). Pets are to be leashed or in a carrier when in public areas and are not permitted inside pool areas, the fitness center, spa, salon or dining areas except the Sun Deck and Beach + Taco Shack.

POOLS: Hotel del Coronado’s Cabana Pool is open and features poolside food and beverage service and private cabanas. Guests staying at Beach Village have exclusive access to the Oval Pool plus additional plunge pools and hot tubs. Guests staying at the new Shore House at The Del have exclusive access to a new oceanfront pool and Jacuzzi. The location also offers a zero-edge pool when enjoying treatments at Spa at The Del. The pools are heated year-round to around 80-85 degrees.

TRANSPORTATION: To arrange for a private car service for arrivals, departures, or on-demand with a chauffeur, please contact the hotel transportation team at 1-619-4356611. Taxis and rideshare services are also readily available and can be called from the main entrance or rideshare app. You can also take the Coronado Ferry across San Diego Bay to downtown San Diego; the Ferry Landing is 1.5 miles from The Del.

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2023 GLOBAL BRUSH LOCATOR

Brushware magazine is pleased to present our third annual edition of the Global Brush Locator. For 2023, the directory has grown to more than 400 verified brush, broom, mop and paint product companies. Organized by country, we present this list to show scale of the world brushware community, while also providing a resource for buyers and for people looking to join this technologically driven growth industry. The products these companies make are vital to consumers and industry across the world.

UNITED STATES

CALIFORNIA

A & B BRUSH MFG CORP

DUARTE

BRUSH RESEARCH MFG. CO., INC. ....... LOS ANGELES

GORDON BRUSH CITY OF INDUSTRY

www.gordonbrush.com (323) 724-7777

MILWAUKEE DUSTLESS BRUSH CITY OF INDUSTRY

PARKER BRUSH CO INC CITY OF INDUSTRY

REDTREE INDUSTRIES, LLC CITY OF INDUSTRY

STATIC FACTION, LLC ...................... CITY OF INDUSTRY

WEST COAST BRUSH CO POMONA

CONNECTICUT

SOLO-HORTON BRUSH CO INC TORRINGTON

FLORIDA

ABCO PRODUCTS CORP. MIAMI

ADJUST A BRUSH CLEARWATER

CORONA BRUSHES INC TAMPA

PREMIER BRUSH INC PANAMA CITY

SHURHOLD INDUSTRIES, INC.

PALM CITY

TORRINGTON BRUSH WORKS SARASOTA

WHIZZ.................................................................. LARGO

GEORGIA

K D BRUSH MANUFACTURING SUWANEE

MOERMAN ATLANTA

IOWA

HARPER BRUSH WORKS

LISLE CORPORATION

FAIRFIELD

CLARINDA

MARION BRUSH MFG MARION

PARTS BRUSH DIVISION .............................. CLARINDA

ILLINOIS

BRUSH MAN INC MAHOMET

BRUSKE PRODUCTS TINLEY PARK

ERIE BRUSH & MANUFACTURING CORP. CHICAGO

GORNELL BRUSH CHICAGO

www.gornellbrush.com (773) 489-2330

J.R. EDWARDS BRUSH & ROLLER CO KANKAKEE

LIBMAN COMPANY ........................................... ARCOLA

NEWTON BROOM & BRUSH CO. NEWTON

UNIVERSAL BRUSH MFG CO HARVEY

INDIANA

HA-STE MANUFACTURING.......................... UNION CITY

OSBORN INTERNATIONAL RICHMOND

REIT PRICE COMPANY UNION CITY

REMCO PRODUCTS ZIONSVILLE

KANSAS

CARDINAL BRUSH

OLATHE

FULLER INDUSTRIES, LLC GREAT BEND

GOLDEN STAR OVERLAND PARK

UNITED ROTARY BRUSH CORP. LENEXA

MASSACHUSETTS

JAZ BRUSH USA, INC. NEW BEDFORD

SANDERSON-MACLEOD, INC. ......................... PALMER

SUPER BRUSH COMPANY INC INDIAN ORCHARD

MICHIGAN

CUSTOM BUILT BRUSH COMPANY WATERVLIET

OHIO

DETROIT QUALITY BRUSH MFG. CO., INC. ...... LIVONIA DUFF BRUSH LLC

MENOMINEE

HI-TECH INDUSTRIES INC. FARMINGTON

MICHIGAN BRUSH MFG. CO., INC. ....... DETROIT www.mi-brush.com (313) 834-1070

ROL-BRUSH MFG CO (MICHIGAN BRUSH) DETROIT

MINNESOTA

LIBERTY BRUSH SHAKOPEE

PADCO MINNEAPOLIS

MISSOURI

JEBB BRUSH COMPANY LEES SUMMIT

MR. LONGARM, INC. GREENWOOD

S. M. ARNOLD INC. SAINT LOUIS

MONTANA

MONTANA BROOM & BRUSH CO BUTTE

NORTH CAROLINA

CAROLINA BRUSH CO. GASTONIA

NEBRASKA

JUSTMAN BRUSH CO OMAHA

NEW HAMPSHIRE

FELTON INC. ......................................... LONDONDERRY

NEW JERSEY

ANDON BRUSH CO LITTLE FALLS

INDUSTRIAL BRUSH CO INC FAIRFIELD

JENKINS BRUSH CO. ............................. CEDAR GROVE

KEYSTONE PLASTICS, INC. S. PLAINFIELD

MANUFACTURERS BRUSH CORP TOMS RIVER

NEWARK BRUSH COMPANY SPRINGFIELD

PREMIER PAINT ROLLER RICHMOND HILL

PRINCETON ARTIST BRUSH CO PRINCETON

SILVER BRUSH LIMITED WINDSOR

BRIARWOOD PRODUCTS CLEVELAND BRUNS BRUSH INC ................................. WILLOUGHBY BRUSHES CORP. BROOK PARK

CWP TECHNOLOGIES CLEVELAND

DELAWARE PAINT COMPANY PLAIN CITY

FLEX BRUSH PENINSULA MALISH CORPORATION ...................................MENTOR

MILL-ROSE COMPANY, THE MENTOR

www.millrose.com

(440) 255-9171

NEXSTEP COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS SPRINGFIELD

PHILLIPS BRUSH CORP ............................. CLEVELAND POWER BRUSHES, INC. TOLEDO

PRECISION BRUSH CO ............................. SOLON

www.precisionbrush.com

(440) 542-9600

PURDY CLEVELAND

SPIRAL BRUSHES INC STOW

ST. NICK BRUSH CO ............................... MIDDLEFIELD

TOD THIN BRUSHES JEFFERSON

TRENT MANUFACTURING CO. CLEVELAND WOOSTER BRUSH CO................................... WOOSTER

WRIGHT-BERNET (TEX TAN) HAMILTON www.textan.net 513-889-0500

OKLAHOMA

CARLISLE FOODSERVICE OKLAHOMA CITY

OREGON

AMERICAN POWER BRUSH PORTLAND GROUT GATOR EUGENE

PENNSYLVANIA

COCKER-WEBER BRUSH COMPANY TELFORD NATIONAL NOVELTY BRUSH COMPANY LANCASTER

WEILER ABRASIVES GROUP CRESCO

TRIM BRUSH CO., INC.

E. HANOVER NEW YORK

ABTEX CORPORATION DRESDEN

ALLIED K. & R. INC. BROOKLYN

ARROWORTHY WEST BABYLON www.arroworthy.com 888-444-4949

BRAUN BRUSH ................................. ALBERTSON www.brush.com (800) 645-4111

BRUSHES BY KAREN MINEOLA

BRUSHTECH, INC

PLATTSBURGH

F.M. BRUSH .........................................GLENDALE www.fmbrush.com (718) 821-5939

LINZER PRODUCTS CORP. WEST BABYLON www.linzerproducts.com (631) 253-3333

PERFEX POLAND

ROYAL PAINT ROLLER WEST BABYLON 631-643-8012

YOUNG & SWARTZ BUFFALO www.youngandswartz.com 716-852-2171

RHODE ISLAND

ACS IDUSTRIES LINCOLN

SOUTH CAROLINA

CAROLINA MOP COMPANY ANDERSON

O’DELL CORPORATION .......................... WARE SHOALS

TEXAS

BIRDWELL CLEANING PRODUCTS BURLESON

FILMOP USA CONROE

MAGNOLIA BRUSH ..................................CLARKSVILLE

RAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY LUBBOCK

UTAH

INDUSTRIAL BRUSH CORPORATION ST. GEORGE

VIRGINIA

OLD DOMINION BRUSH COMPANY RICHMOND

WISCONSIN

ALGOMA MOP .................................................. ALGOMA

LA CROSSE BRUSH, INC. LA CROSSE MICROBRUSH INTL LTD GRAFTON

PFERD INC. MILWAUKEE

SCHAEFER BRUSH MFG CO INC WAUKESHA

TANIS, INC. ...................................................DELAFIELD

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ALGIERS

MINIROS SARL. CHAOUA

AUSTRALIA

C&A BRUSHWARE PTY LTD ..................... TAREN POINT

GEELONG BRUSH CO. BREAKWATER

INDUSTRIAL BRUSHWARE SUNSHINE VIC

JOSCO CARRUM DOWNS

LONGARA BRUSH BRENDALE

P F BRADY/INDUSTRIAL BRUSH ..................... SYDNEY

ROKSET ST. MARY'S

AUSTRIA

KOTI KOBRA GMBH EBERSTALZELL

TIB TECHNICAL BRUSHES ............. KLOSTERNEUBURG

BELGIUM

DECOF BVBA IZEGEM

EUROPA ROLLERS SA MOUSCRON

FALCON BRUSH IZEGEM

HEVA EASY CLEANING HUIZINGEN

PDC BRUSH IZEGEM

BRAZIL

ATLAS ESTEIO

BETTANIN INDUSTRIAL SA ESTEIO

CANADA

ASSOCIATED INDUSTRIAL BRUSH MISSISSAUGA

ATLAS GRAHAM FURGALE WINNIPEG

BROSSES LACASSE ST-ALPHONSE

BROSSES LACASSE INC. ........................ ST-ALPHONSE

ENVIRO BRUSH SURREY

FELTON BRUSHES LIMITED HAMILTON

FIBERBUILT MANUFACTURING INC. CALGARY

HAMILTON BRUSH COMPANY LTD HAMILTON

IMPERIAL RICHIBUCTO

LAMBSKIN SPECIALTIES WINNIPEG

M2 PROFESSIONAL CLEANING PROD. CONCORD

MANN BRUSH MFG CO .TD ................................. LAVAL

MARYLAND BRUSH COMPANY (FELTON) HAMILTON

MB COMPANIES INC NEW HOLSTEIN

MULTI BROSSES ST. JULES

NOUR TRADING HOUSE INC. WATERLOO SIMMS SAINT JOHN

CHINA

ANHUI ZHENDA BRUSH INDUSTRY CO.,LTD. ...............

QIANSHAN COUNTY

BAODING YINGTESHENG BRISTLE ....... BAODING www.paintbrushmanufacturers.com +86-15175308007

BAOSEN BRUSH ............................................ ZHEJIANG

BEILUN FUTUO MECHANICAL TOOLS BEILUN

DAISON BRUSH QIANSHAN TOWN

JUJIAN BRUSH CO.,LTD YONGKANG

NATURE BRUSH CO., LTD. BEIJING, PENTAL ETERNA BRUSHES ........................ SHANGHAI

SHANGHAI JIASHENG PRODUCTS CO. SHANGHAI

YONGLI FILAMENT & BRISTLES CO LTD. NANJING

COLUMBIA

LASER CALI

DENMARK

FYENS-BØRSTE- & KOSTEFABRIK APS........ ODENSE S SPEKTER SLANGERUP

VIKAN A/S KØBENHAVN S

ETHIOPIA

DAWIT ADANE BRUSH & BROOM .............ADDIS ABBA

FINLAND

SAJAS GROUP YLÖJÄRVI

FRANCE

ALTESSE STUDIO MOUY CEDEX

ANDREE JARDIN LA CHAPELLE SUR ERDRE

APEI - L'ARTISANERIE SAINT-AMAND-MONTROND

AU SANGLIER DE RUSSIE BORDEAUX

B2M BROSSERI ......................................... PECQUEUSE

BIOSEPTYL BEAUVAIS

BROSSERIE BRENET SA NIORT CEDEX

BROSSERIE CARDOT MFBI CHALON-SUR-SAONE CEDEX

BROSSERIE DESJARDINS CAUVIGNY

BROSSERIE DOMERGUE VILLERS-COTTERÊTS

BROSSERIE LAFROGNE PULNOY CEDEX

BROSSERIE MARCHAL MONTREUIL

BROSSERIE MECANIQUE DE L'EST .................. VECOUX

BROSSERIE REY VETRAZ MONTHOUX

BROSSERIE THOMAS CHEVRY COSSIGNY CEDEX

CARDOTECH SAINTE HELENE

DOMERGUE BROSSERIE VILLERS COTTERETS

ELEPHANT MAISON VILLEPINTE

KOTI TRIBOLLET SA THIL

LA BALAITERIE VICQUEMARE NORMANDY

LA BROSSERIE FRANCAISE .......................... BEAUVAIS

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FRANCE (CONTINUED)

LEONARD (BULLIER SAS) SAINT BRIEUC CEDEX 1

LOEWERT INDUSTRIES WITTENHEIM

L'OUTIL PARFAIT LA MONNERIE

MAINE BROSSERIE FRANCE MONTFORT LE GESNOIS

MALIGE RAVAL'OR LA PRADELLE

NESPOLI FRANCE LA CAPELLE

ODOBEZ INJECTION PLASTIQUE ......................... PRATZ

PAUL MASQUIN SA COURTHEZON CEDEX

PLISSON 1808 PLERIN

QUILLET SARL LA COCARDE PONT SUR YONNE

RAPHAEL MAKE-UP BRUSHES SAINT BRIEUC CEDEX

RIDREMONT & BROSSERIE NOUVELLE LES MAZURES

SAVY PRIVAS CEDEX

SOVB MELLE

VIDREQUIN ......................................... LYS-LEZ-LANNOY

GERMANY

A&S BRÜECK GMBH RAMBERG/PFALZ

ADOLF SCHRÖTER & CO BERLIN

ANDREAS BÜRSTEN GMBH ..............................AURICH

AUGSBURGER PINSEL AUGSBURG

BADSTÜBNER TECHNOLOGY BRUSHES KIRCHBERG

BRAUN & WETTBERG GMBH BEERFELDEN/ODW

BRUSHBOXX HOCHDORF

BÜMAG BÜRSTEN E.G. STÜTZENGRÜN

BÜRSTEN WALTER MINDELHEIM

BÜRSTENHAUS REDECKER VERSMOLD

BWT SPITZER GMBH ........................... BAD BENTHEIM

BZ PINSEL GMBH ORNBAU

DA VINCI KÜNSTLERPINSELFABRIK NÜRNBERG

EBER SHOP ................................................LANGFURTH

ELCO BRUSH GMBH BECHHOFEN

FALCONBRITE ABRASIVES ISERLOHN

FRIEDRICH BIERINGER OCEAN KG BECHHOFEN

FRITZ GEISSLER WIESETH

FRITZ MAURER & SOHN........................... BECHHOFEN

GERD SEITZ DÜRRWANGEN

GERHARD HAAS KG STOCKACH

GERO-BÜRSTENFABRIK ............................ HECHINGEN

HAAS MANUFACTURE DONAUESCHINGEN

HABICO KÜNSTLERPINSELFABRIK BECHHOFEN

HANS SCHUHMANN LAUF A. D. PEGNITZ, BY

HATHO GMBH ESCHBACH

HAUG BÜRSTEN ....................................KÖNIGSBRUNN

HERTLEIN GMBH LANGFURTH

HILZINGER-THUM TUTTLINGEN

IBG MONFORTS GRUPPE ......... MÖNCHENGLADBACH

JOSEF KLEIN RAMBERG/PALATINATE

KELLER BURSTEN TODTNAU

KOLIBRI PINSEL BURK

KULLEN - KOTI GMBH REUTLINGEN

LAIB - BURSTENTECHNIK ................................ NECKAR

LESSMANN GMBH OETTINGEN

LINEO KÜNSTLERPINSELFABRIK BECHHOFEN

MAKO LTD ............................................................. BURK

MARTIN BÜRSTEN MENDEN

MEHLHORN GMBH NEUBULACH

MESKO-PINSEL GMBH WIESETH

MICHAEL JÄCKEL ERZGEBIRGISCHE STÜTZENGRÜN

MINK BÜRSTEN ......................................... GÖPPINGEN

MONTIPOWER HENNEF

NDF NORDIC BRUSH KREMPDORF

NESPOLI GERMANY GMBH ................. DINKELSBUEHL

NESPOLI GMBH DINKELSBÜHL

NIEBLING INDUSTRIAL BRUSHES BURGBERNHEIM

GERMANY (CONTINUED)

NÖLLE PROFI BRUSH ..................... WUPPERTAL

www.noelle-profi-brush.com 49 202 27326-0

NOVOBRUSH GMBH WEIDENBACH

PINSELFABRIK ERNST FINDEISEN HANOVER

POLYPLAN WERKZEUGE HAMBURG

REISS MUNICH

REITENSPIESS BURSTEN ALTDORF

RI-ARNOLD-NA ........................................... WUPPERTAL

ROTHLAENDER & CO GMBH HAMBURG

SCHELLENBERGER BÜRSTENFABRIK BECHHOFEN

SCHIFFER DENTAL CARE NEUSTADT

SCHMÖLDERS GMBH & CO. KG UBACH-PALENBERG

SCHUBERT & CO GMBH UELSEN

SEILER SPECIAL BRUSHES BAD SALZGITTER

SEIPATEC GMBH DÜRRWANGEN

STORCH-CIRET HOLDING GMBH .............. WUPPERTAL

TASO-BÜRSTEN SOLINGEN SOLINGEN

TECHNISCHE BÜRSTEN GMBH SPREMBERG

WAHLMANN-BRUSHEN ISERLOHN-LETMATHE

WEBER BÜRSTENSYSTEME BAD CAMBERG

WISTOBA PINSELFABRIK BAD LAUTERBERG

ZAHN PINSEL GMBH....................... BECHHOFEN www.zahn-pinsel.com +49 98 22 / 82 30-0

GREECE

LEON .............................................................. LAGADAS

MPF-THE BRUSH COMPANY RHODES

HONG KONG

KAI FAT BRUSH FACTORY LTD. HONG KONG

MAN FUNG BRUSH PRODUCTS ................ KOWNLOON

ONB HARDWARE CO., LIMITED CHAI WAN

PAK MANE BRUSH CO. HONG KONG

HUNGARY

KEFA-BRUSH KEFE- ES FAIPARI KFT ............... MONOR

NABOD-BRUSH KOSSUTH U.L.

INDIA

ASH BRUSH WORKS GAUTAM BUDH NAGAR

BBW BRUSHES PVT LTD BANGALORE

BHARAT BRUSH AGENCIES SAHARANPUR

BRUSH TECH INDIA MYSURU

GEBI PRODUCTS PVT LTD .............. GHATKOPAR WEST

JEWEL CONSUMER CARE BARODA

JHS SVENGAARD LABORATORIES LTD NEW DELHI

KANU BRUSH CARE PVT LTD **

PADMASHRI PAINT BRUSH TAMILNADU

ROYAL BRUSHES PVT LTD MUMBAI

SAGAR BRUSH INDUSTRIES TIRUMANGALAM

SAPPY BRUSH INDUSTRIES PUNJAB

SCHIFFER AND MENEZES INDIA ............. VERNA - GOA

TIA ROLLER-H MUMBAI

ISLE OF MAN

SIMPSONS SHAVING BRUSHES CRONKBOURNE

ISRAEL

C & M ARTIST BRUSHES LTD MAALOT

ITALY

ARICASA VIADANA

CASAMIA SRL SAN MAURIZIO C.SE

ERGON LINE S.R.L. MANTOVA, LOMBARDIA

GAVA S.R.L. S. VENDEMIANO, TV

GOISA S.R.L. ANTEGNATE BG

IPPA HOMECARE ONARA DI TOMBOLO, PD

KOH-I-NOOR S.P.A...................................... TRADATE VA

NESPOLI S.P.A. VIGHIZZOLO DI CANTÙ, CO

OMEGA S.P.A. BOLOGNA, O

OPTIMA PROFESSIONAL PIACENZA PC

PENNELLI CINGHIALE S.P.A. CICOGNARA

PENNELLI TIGRE S.R.L. SCORZE' VE

PENNELLIFICIO DEL LAGO REVINE LAGO, TV

PENNELLIFICIO DUEMILA VIADANA

PENNELLIFICIO PANDOLFO S.R.L. .......... PALERMO, PA

POL HIGH PERFORMANCE COLLE UMBERTO, TV

PONZINI S.P.A. LAZZATE, MI

RACHELLI ARISTIDE S.R.L. RONCADELLO

SOCIETA ITALIANA TECNOSPAZZOLE (SIT) BOLOGNA

SPIVAL S.P.A. LARCIANO, PT UTG ZIBIDO S. GIACOMO, MI

JAPAN

NAGATSUKA ABRASIVE MFG HIGASHIOSAKA-CITY

NAKAYA BRUSH MFG. CO. SHINAGAWA-KU

TAKEDA BRUSH, INC. AKI-GUN

USUI BRUSH CHUO-KU, KOBE

KENYA

TEEPEE BRUSH MANUFACTURERS LTD NAIROBI

MALAYSIA

EVERYDAY BRUSH INDUST, LOT 16 .............. SETAPAK

MALTA

WOODSTOCK BRUSH, THE LUGA NETHERLANDS

ALMELOSE BORSTELINDUSTRIE NN ALMELO BORSTELFABRIEK HOLLAND BV WEERT BRUSHCOM OSS

COSMA BORSTELFABRIEK HOLLAND BV WEERT

JOBO BORSTELFABRIEK BV ..................... HOOGEVEEN

KOTI IND. EN TECHN. BORSTELWERK BV WEERT LACTONA EUROPE BV BERGEN OP ZOOM

LUVA BORSTELFABRIEK AALTEN RIZZ BV NIJKERK GLD

VAN DAM'S KWASTENFABRIEK BV CULEMBORG

NEW ZEALAND

BROWNS BRUSHWARE LTD ........................AUCKLAND

HAYDN BRUSH CO LTD CHRISTCHURCH

LUXIDENT TOOTBRUSH CO LTD. AUCKLAND

NZ BRUSH CHRISTCHURCH

OMAN

AL FELAIJ BRUSHES IND OMAN

PAKISTAN

UNIVERSAL BRUSHWARES KARACHI

POLAND

MALWO MROZY

SAUDI ARABIA

NATIONAL CO. ................................................... RIYADH

SOUTH AFRICA

ACADEMY BRUSHWARE GERMISTON 1400 ADVANCE BRUSHWARE JOHANNESBURG

AFRICA BRUSHWARE CC ................... JOHANNESBURG

AFRICA FLOORCARE ROGGEBAAI

HAMILTON BRUSH KUILS RIVER 7580

SABENZA BRUSHWARE ROSSBURGH, DURBAN WERNER BRUSHWARE JOHANNESBURG

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SPAIN

APARISI CEPILLOS, S.L. ................................. VALENCIA

FECIN, S.A. DEBA

GRECO VALENCIA

INDUSTRIAS ORIOL 1942, S.L. BARCELONA

ISIDRO TORRAS, S.L. BARCELONA

JAZ SURFACE EXPERTS GUIPÚZCOA

LEOPARDO-CEPILLOS SAN CIBRAO DAS VIÑAS

RODAPIN, S.A. OVIEDO

TERMIX ....................................................... BARCELONA

VIGAR ALICANTE

VIKINGA-CEPILLOS MARIÑO, S.L. PONTEVEDRA

SRI LANKA

BENS BRUSHES (BUDDHIKA BRUSHES) .....PANAGODA

SAMTESSI BRUSH MFG COLOMBO

TISSA BRUSH MANUFACTURERS KIRILLAWALA

WARNA EXPORTERS (PVT) LTD. BOPE, PADUKKA

SWEDEN

KRON INTERNATIONAL AB VINSLÖV

SWITZERLAND

A+B BÜRSTENTECHNIK AG WATTWIL

EBNAT AG .............................................. EBNAT-KAPPEL

ERZINGER BÜRSTEN WÄDENSWIL

HOLA PINSEL- UND FARBROLLERFABRIK NÄFELS

ITTEN ................................................................. NÄFELS

PEKA BRUSH FACTORY AG EBNAT-KAPPEL

TRISA OF SWITZERLAND TRIENGEN

ZEINTRA AG WIL

TAIWAN

CHUNG THAI BRUSHES CO., LTD ........................ TAIPEI

HSIN SHIEH FA BRUSH IND. LTD. TAICHUNG

UNION BRUSH-EANG LIAN KAOHSIUNG COUNTY

TANZANIA

TANZANIA BRUSH PRODUCTS .......... DAR-ES-SALAAM

THAILAND

FIRST THAI BRUSH CO LTD BANGKOK 10330

TUNESIA

LA BROSSE CRISTAL TUNIS

TURKEY

BANAT FIRCA VE PLASTIK SAN. A.S. SISLI- ISTANBUL

HILAL FIRCA BRUSH COMPANY ........ 5508 SOK. NO:4

UAE

INDODENT

DUBAI

MERLIN DENTRIFICES PVT LTD GUJARAT

UNITED KINGDOM

ACCRINGTON BRUSH CO LTD ..................LANCASHIRE

ATTENBOROUGH BRUSH LTD NOTTINGHAM

BRUSHTEC NEW CASTLE UPON TYNE

CHARLES BENTLEY & SON LTD. LOUGHBOROUGH

COTTAM BRUSH HEBBURN

CROWN ARTIST BRUSH LIMITED LOWESTOFT

DENROY PLASTICS LTD BANGOR, CO. DOWN DS COMMODITIES LTD. LEICESTER

G.B. KENT & SONS PLC.................... HERTFORDSHIRE

H.G. RANT BUCKINGHAMSHIRE

HAMILTON ACORN LIMITED BROMSGROVE

HARRIS WORCESTERSHIRE

HILLBRUSH MERE

KOTI UNITED KINGDOM

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36 | www.brushwaremag.com 0502100000 Pigs, Hogs, Boars Bristles & Hair & Waste Thereof (kg) December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty China 5,470,601 171,205 6,139,575 134,311 -10.90 27.47 Germany 3,686 5 -100.00 -100.00 World Total 5,470,601 171,205 6,143,261 134,316 -10.95 27.46 0502900000 Badger Hair & Other Brushmaking Hair, Waste Therof (kg) December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Brazil 2,231 2 -100.00 -100.00 China 190,877 980 28,475 331 570.33 196.07 Germany 9,689 15 -100.00 -100.00 New Zealand 5,326 45 United Kingdom 165,381 768 World Total 361,584 1,793 40,395 348 795.12 415.23 4417002000 Broom/mop Handles Gt 1.9CM Dmr Gt 97cm Long, Wood (no) December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth % Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Argentina 34,314 49,200 -100.00 -100.00 Belgium 46,310 37,800 Brazil 5,319,809 6,729,566 3,336,961 3,447,871 59.42 95.18 Cambodia 166,649 305,695 Canada 2,950 10,000 -100.00 -100.00 China 1,645,984 3,228,368 1,096,773 2,133,549 50.08 51.31 Colombia 17,524 38,224 11,935 27,624 46.83 38.37 El Salvador 6,948 10,035 Honduras 4,400,097 7,661,775 4,250,691 8,410,825 3.51 -8.91 Hong Kong 18,900 100,000 16,154 106,000 17.00 -5.66 India 2,646 668 Indonesia 919,451 1,044,880 675,425 673,967 36.13 55.03 Japan 3,572 288 Mexico 451,239 782,596 87,669 148,531 414.71 426.89 Pakistan 8,320 18,684 -100.00 -100.00 Sri Lanka 8,260 21,550 Thailand 16,958 39,901 3,722 720 355.62 5441.81 World Total 13,024,347 20,001,346 9,524,914 15,026,971 36.74 33.10
December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Australia 4,949 49 -100.00 -100.00 Belgium 6,776 1 -100.00 -100.00 China 1,113,368 300,788 1,426,822 325,471 -21.97 -7.58 Czech Republic 18,328 1,010 24,328 1,407 -24.66 -28.22 Germany 122,387 10,498 117,446 9,813 4.21 6.98 Indonesia 552,416 172,939 665,053 147,640 -16.94 17.14 Italy 15,414,938 872,192 14,024,708 862,603 9.91 1.11 Kyrgyzstan 18,761 1,882 Poland 1,694,229 183,360 1,287,761 147,930 31.56 23.95 Sri Lanka 22,106 9,676 Thailand 86,565 5,212 23,562 1,513 267.39 244.48 World Total 19,043,098 1,557,557 17,581,405 1,496,427 8.31 4.09 STATS
4417004000 Paint Brush And Paint Roller Handles, Of Wood (x)
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December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Canada 799,289 1,817,915 818,932 2,116,086 -2.40 -14.09 China 150,632 516,953 169,019 459,005 -10.88 12.62 Indonesia 561,030 1,337,065 650,391 1,434,704 -13.74 -6.81 Spain 5,464 116 -100.00 -100.00 Sri Lanka 935,548 1,689,470 766,122 1,619,697 22.11 4.31 World Total 2,446,499 5,361,403 2,409,928 5,629,608 1.52 -4.76
December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Austria 45,635 2,833 -100.00 -100.00 Brazil 443,192 155,917 270,814 125,886 63.65 23.86 Canada 300,236 5,168,945 202,776 3,119,078 48.06 65.72 China 1,707,316 1,361,477 1,525,407 1,965,943 11.93 -30.75 El Salvador 15,437 3,076 Finland 2,034 252 Germany 35,513 2,142 25,562 1,722 38.93 24.39 Honduras 120,960 58,500 347,841 176,162 -65.23 -66.79 India 252,282 53,830 43,462 11,674 480.47 361.11 Indonesia 50,764 22,909 44,046 21,671 15.25 5.71 Italy 44,842 452,324 63,854 6,252 -29.77 7134.87 Japan 8,186 125 2,974 3 175.25 4066.67 Mexico 2,809,244 720,004 2,312,876 719,724 21.46 0.04 Netherlands 2,775 136 Spain 136,783 50,130 149,758 48,489 -8.66 3.38 Sri Lanka 25,362 4,800 20,826 15,522 21.78 -69.08 Sweden 42,580 1,220,028 84,287 2,710 -49.48 44919.48 Switzerland 21,563 799 -100.00 -100.00 Taiwan 310,190 1,613,253 759,983 92,557 -59.18 1642.98 Thailand 2,249 253 -100.00 -100.00 Ukraine 5,796 130 14,157 499 -59.06 -73.95 United Kingdom 4,898 100 4,198 100 16.67 0.00 Vietnam 68,029 13,575 84,265 10,578 -19.27 28.33 World Total 6,386,419 10,901,653 6,026,533 6,322,455 5.97 72.43
Last/tree, Wood (x) December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Australia 8,610 950 Austria 28,541 1,055 23,052 674 23.81 56.53 Brazil 137,230 47,271 69,404 36,007 97.73 31.28 Canada 1,519,176 237,531 1,049,371 203,477 44.77 16.74 Chile 5,978,297 2,323,875 4,507,806 1,870,272 32.62 24.25 China 8,357,279 1,312,983 7,690,450 1,646,092 8.67 -20.24 Colombia 11,567 2,643 Croatia 13,312 83 14,958 108 -11.00 -23.15 Czech Republic 25,978 722 51,904 2,280 -49.95 -68.33 Estonia 92,373 810 52,120 448 77.23 80.80 Finland 20,834 1,423 -100.00 -100.00 France 62,847 1,828 20,009 678 214.09 169.62 Germany 162,392 1,310 148,924 983 9.04 33.27 Hong Kong 2,050 103 -100.00 -100.00 India 2,213,188 34,657 2,203,279 34,854 0.45 -0.57 Indonesia 132,046 46,296 77,657 28,498 70.04 62.45 Israel 4,828 324 2,639 493 82.95 -34.28 Italy 39,522 1,090 27,026 249 46.24 337.75 Japan 2,069,799 25,751 3,261,199 42,174 -36.53 -38.94 Latvia 6,738 156 Lithuania 3,269 10 -100.00 -100.00 Malaysia 7,793 69 -100.00 -100.00 Mexico 560,021 109,544 335,745 157,846 66.80 -30.60 Nepal 1,402,922 22,369 715,843 11,167 95.98 100.31 Netherlands 5,848 151 New Zealand 2,753 29 -100.00 -100.00 Pakistan 2,425 58 -100.00 -100.00 Philippines 64,733 10,572 8,555 1,296 656.67 715.74 Poland 13,440 244 11,434 966 17.54 -74.74 Spain 49,107 1,585 41,687 1,188 17.80 33.42 Sri Lanka 677,745 326,434 440,675 267,975 53.80 21.82 Switzerland 5,270 29 12,328 62 -57.25 -53.23 Taiwan 121,079 11,123 127,198 10,273 -4.81 8.27 Tanzania 7,165 50 Thailand 3,000 38 Turkey 11,834 16 Ukraine 147,824 5,055 141,175 7,079 4.71 -28.59 United Kingdom 46,568 411 30,697 655 51.70 -37.25 Vietnam 12,989 1,102 4,132 22 214.35 4909.09 World Total 23,993,268 4,528,058 21,108,391 4,327,508 13.67 4.63 9603100500 Wiskbrooms,brm Corn,lt=.96 Ea,lt 61,655 Dz Cal Yr (no) December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty China 19,666 29,500 10,922 14,500 80.06 103.45 Mexico 15,845 23,460 12,835 18,720 23.45 25.32 Vietnam 2,900 5,800 World Total 38,411 58,760 23,757 33,220 61.68 76.88 2,425,941 1,992,193 1,328,796 2,409,928 2,446,499 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 4417006000 BRUSH BACKS, OF WOOD 7,024,219 5,215,228 5,713,280 6,026,533 6,386,419 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 4417008010 TOOLS HANDLES OF WOOD 21,408,715 18,278,997 18,212,792 21,108,391 23,993,268 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 4417008090 TOOLS TOOL/BRUSH/BROOM BODIES SHOE LAST/TREE, WOOD 58,056 43,019 72,372 23,757 38,411 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 9603100500 WISKBROOMS,BRM CORN,LT=.96 EA,LT 61,655 DZ CAL YR
Brush Backs, Of Wood (no)
4417008010 Tools Handles Of Wood (x)
4417008090 Tools Tool/brush/broom Bodies Shoe
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www.brushwaremag.com | 39 9603101500 Wiskbrooms,brm Corn,lt=.96 Ea,gt=61,655 Dz,cal Yr (no) December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Australia 3,950 1 -100.00 -100.00 China 57,167 205,256 95,366 361,492 -40.06 -43.22 Colombia 15,636 22,200 Italy 10,990 43,960 -100.00 -100.00 Japan 7,471 139 32,660 130,640 -77.12 -99.89 Mexico 4,688 6,250 5,126 5,760 -8.54 8.51 Vietnam 9,057 14,100 5,191 9,984 74.48 41.23 World Total 94,019 247,945 153,283 551,837 -38.66 -55.07 9603103500 Wiskbrooms,of Broomcorn,valued Over .96 Each (no) December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty China 106,391 107,632 57,453 54,175 85.18 98.67 Germany 3,764 2,000 -100.00 -100.00 Israel 12,622 775 -100.00 -100.00 Italy 5,226 3,390 -100.00 -100.00 Korea, South 7,755 1,704 -100.00 -100.00 Lithuania 2,322 2,322 Mexico 175,374 175,717 761,715 405,278 -76.98 -56.64 Sweden 2,993 300 Taiwan 15,120 13,000 4,113 356 267.61 3551.69 Thailand 4,600 2,500 2,760 1,500 66.67 66.67 United Kingdom 3,462 300 -100.00 -100.00 Vietnam 5,712 1,200 17,963 18,400 -68.20 -93.48 World Total 312,512 302,671 876,833 487,878 -64.36 -37.96 32,108 63,493 91,842 153,283 94,019 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 9603101500 WISKBROOMS,BRM CORN,LT=.96 EA,GT=61,655 DZ,CAL YR 595,958 451,195 415,357 876,833 312,512 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 9603103500 WISKBROOMS,OF BROOMCORN,VALUED OVER .96 EACH

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40 | www.brushwaremag.com 9603105000 Brooms,of Brm Corn,lt=.96 Ea,gt=121,478 Dz,cal Yr (no) December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty China 10,230 47,000 Mexico 11,262 8,275 2,019 3,300 457.80 150.76 Vietnam 2,390 2,950 -100.00 -100.00 World Total 21,492 55,275 4,409 6,250 387.46 784.40 9603106000 Other Brooms,of Broomcorn,valued Over .96 Each (no) December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty China 18,048 8,460 31,824 18,360 -43.29 -53.92 Germany 2,986 472 2,115 4 41.18 11700.00 Latvia 8,230 1,290 Mexico 9,377,175 3,817,501 10,987,254 4,867,675 -14.65 -21.57 World Total 9,406,439 3,827,723 11,021,193 4,886,039 -14.65 -21.66 Philippines 151,774 97,516 99,848 77,270 52.01 26.20 Russia 2,433 1,188 -100.00 -100.00 Spain 9,702 1,320 Sri Lanka 1,029,939 880,238 1,112,006 1,278,437 -7.38 -31.15 Sweden 10,754 603 4,096 400 162.55 50.75 Switzerland 5,102 40 -100.00 -100.00 Taiwan 16,852 4,432 10,278 606 63.96 631.35 Thailand 113,048 58,675 90,308 69,333 25.18 -15.37 Turkey 7,075 3,500 -100.00 -100.00 Ukraine 20,620 5,313 2,020 450 920.79 1080.67 UAE 7,808 20 United Kingdom 71,428 39,621 2,498 360 2759.41 10905.83 Vietnam 338,778 297,267 214,128 172,611 58.21 72.22 World Total 2,751,519 2,101,581 2,180,343 2,328,478 26.20 -9.74
Each (no) December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Cameroon 3,059 21,528 China 11,162,832 62,348,427 10,731,240 51,735,914 4.02 20.51 Germany 12,698 150,000 Hong Kong 2,880 24,000 -100.00 -100.00 Italy 113,420 546,907 13,437 1,355 744.09 40262.14 Korea, South 12,941 58,828 12,348 56,128 4.80 4.81 Malaysia 271,368 392,954 438,850 950,174 -38.16 -58.64 Mexico 2,068,910 16,212,400 1,030,552 8,169,037 100.76 98.46 Taiwan 24,598 52,440 -100.00 -100.00 United Kingdom 44,338 218,414 15,685 51,357 182.68 325.29 Vietnam 29,636 145,990 2,106 14,040 1307.22 939.81 World Total 13,719,202 80,095,448 12,271,696 61,054,445 11.80 31.19
9603294010 Hairbrushes, Valued Not Over .40
Ea (no) December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Canada 5,040 50,400 China 6,807,466 84,060,982 6,287,929 51,197,018 8.26 64.19 Czech Republic 13,754 125,000 France 2,728 12,500 18,167 370,225 -84.98 -96.62 Germany 1,472,368 7,398,441 499,514 3,110,028 194.76 137.89 Hong Kong 8,226 66,320 6,510 21,000 26.36 215.81 India 23,598 124,200 17,582 763,200 34.22 -83.73 Ireland 36,673 164,889 -100.00 -100.00 Italy 165,340 4,038,656 177,047 2,918,165 -6.61 38.40 Japan 86,231 797,960 30,297 79,200 184.62 907.53 Korea, South 138,804 1,399,560 112,613 3,359,210 23.26 -58.34 Malaysia 29,082 63,236 9,161 1,608,950 217.45 -96.07 Mexico 43,748 1,132,614 Netherlands 61,767 197,000 -100.00 -100.00 Pakistan 52,149 313,128 13,839 187,440 276.83 67.06 Poland 18,013 47,626 -100.00 -100.00 Spain 3,336 2,520 -100.00 -100.00 Taiwan 7,864 164,988 25,161 1,679,020 -68.75 -90.17 Thailand 6,540 200,000 -100.00 -100.00 UAE 4,000 32,000 Vietnam 4,064 10,512 World Total 8,864,462 99,790,497 7,324,149 65,905,491 21.03 51.41 13,939 9,076 3,340 4,409 21,492 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 9603105000 BROOMS,OF BRM CORN,LT=.96 EA,GT=121,478 DZ,CAL YR 14,824,799 13,296,599 13,158,302 11,021,193 9,406,439 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 9603106000 OTHER BROOMS,OF BROOMCORN,VALUED OVER .96 EACH 2,729,145 2,434,992 2,144,393 2,180,343 2,751,519 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 9603109000 BROOMS & BRUSHES,OF TWIGS OR VEG MATERIAL,NESOI 12,620,879 12,675,240 12,302,825 12,271,696 13,719,202 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 9603294010 HAIRBRUSHES, VALUED NOT OVER .40 EACH 9603109000 Brooms & Brushes,of Twigs Or Veg Material,nesoi (no) December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Australia 4,704 5 Bangladesh 2,522 50 3,225 55 -21.80 -9.09 Brazil 2,514 1,005 Cambodia 10,493 1,590 Canada 20,794 4,423 2,186 4 851.24 110475.0 China 372,031 370,179 334,262 515,742 11.30 -28.22 Colombia 15,607 29,059 9,084 17,404 71.81 66.97 Denmark 4,883 5 -100.00 -100.00 Germany 30,037 28,098 91,154 40,432 -67.05 -30.51 Ghana 2,374 200 Guatemala 3,582 2,700 Guyana 2,205 1,000 -100.00 -100.00 India 34,365 17,980 60,780 45,826 -43.46 -60.76 Israel 41,070 47,012 11,076 6,760 270.80 595.44 Italy 3,881 2,451 Japan 12,882 581 9,104 235 41.50 147.23 Korea, South 36,373 10,120 52,802 83,256 -31.11 -87.84 Lebanon 4,900 196 Mexico 338,472 200,869 37,507 13,545 802.42 1382.98 Netherlands 44,215 58 12,283 19 259.97 205.26
9603294090 Shaving Brushes,nail Brush Etc,lt=.40
7,542,493 6,938,143 6,841,337 7,324,149 8,864,462 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 9603294090 SHAVING BRUSHES,NAIL BRUSH ETC,LT=.40 EA
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.40 Ea (no) December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Australia 17,888 4,580 5,884 690 204.01 563.77 Austria 17,336 1,623 37,781 3,310 -54.11 -50.97 Brazil 10,344 3,624 8,138 11,500 27.11 -68.49 Canada 329,566 108,084 220,420 76,522 49.52 41.25 China 31,583,389 31,804,564 34,806,465 33,557,754 -9.26 -5.22 Colombia 26,405 8,100 16,905 5,370 56.20 50.84 Denmark 2,178 92 22,914 2,315 -90.49 -96.03 Estonia 5,882 503 -100.00 -100.00 France 87,295 8,354 67,495 11,065 29.34 -24.50 Germany 2,609,923 1,096,053 1,902,213 282,399 37.20 288.12 Guinea 3,078 133 Hong Kong 70,100 11,630 100,580 39,622 -30.30 -70.65 Hungary 25,546 20,000 -100.00 -100.00 India 7,770 1,416 6,654 3,024 16.77 -53.17 Ireland 90,391 8,653 -100.00 -100.00 Israel 6,558 1,296 47,135 10,900 -86.09 -88.11 Italy 295,624 40,922 177,465 22,486 66.58 81.99 Japan 197,520 31,696 441,075 70,460 -55.22 -55.02 Korea, South 660,017 434,418 493,888 531,320 33.64 -18.24 Malaysia 120,705 17,443 26,418 4,878 356.90 257.59 Mexico 71,434 39,791 68,125 52,172 4.86 -23.73 Netherlands 105,242 9,192 25,156 7,184 318.36 27.95 Norway 2,113 1,656 -100.00 -100.00 Philippines 27,812 2,732 Poland 8,000 1,000 -100.00 -100.00 Portugal 2,071 144 9,686 314 -78.62 -54.14 Romania 4,410 615 -100.00 -100.00 Russia 41,844 51,702 6,113 2,050 584.51 2422.05 Singapore 48,899 5,934 Slovenia 3,748 155 -100.00 -100.00 Spain 17,815 7,564 39,300 7,900 -54.67 -4.25 Sri Lanka 164,296 28,438 99,820 16,898 64.59 68.29 Sweden 23,988 2,194 117,681 15,537 -79.62 -85.88 Switzerland 45,668 14,724 66,632 23,994 -31.46 -38.63 Taiwan 472,612 187,320 300,797 158,840 57.12 17.93 Turkey 16,754 4,984 6,314 2,002 165.35 148.95 UAE 90,272 8,777 4,442 1,810 1932.24 384.92 United Kingdom 902,618 128,294 1,033,077 237,613 -12.63 -46.01 Vietnam 31,502 57,332 102,322 79,113 -69.21 -27.53 World Total 38,108,523 34,123,150 40,400,985 35,271,624 -5.67 -3.26 9603302000 Artists Brushes,writing Brush,cosmet Br,lt=.05 Ea (no) December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty China 3,032,343 115,128,048 3,490,484 134,378,717 -13.13 -14.33 France 181,883 4,944,962 469,257 11,149,500 -61.24 -55.65 Germany 233,601 8,828,748 105,426 4,483,064 121.58 96.94 India 109,115 6,398,614 125,967 6,794,499 -13.38 -5.83 Italy 1,862,256 122,779,095 1,882,497 112,591,745 -1.08 9.05 Japan 50,700 2,150,000 9,000 400,000 463.33 437.50 Korea, South 215,131 10,223,000 17,649 683,116 1118.94 1396.52 Mauritius 15,108 581,077 -100.00 -100.00 Mexico 528,363 16,739,860 2,717 104,500 19346.56 15919.00 Taiwan 52,225 2,108,400 87,790 3,733,352 -40.51 -43.53 Thailand 67,931 2,612,731 United Kingdom 3,174 122,077 39,083 1,292,892 -91.88 -90.56 World Total 6,336,722 292,035,535 6,244,978 276,192,462 1.47 5.74 ask about our Nylon Stocking Program! call 888.833.1097 info@monahanfilaments.com U.S. manufacturing in America's Heartland! 31,735,737 40,048,997 36,501,364 40,400,985 38,108,523 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
7,505,031 6,393,659 5,748,501 6,244,978 6,336,722 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
Shaving Brushes, Nail Brush,etc,valued Over
9603298090
SHAVING BRUSHES, NAIL BRUSH,ETC,VALUED OVER .40 EA 9603302000 ARTISTS BRUSHES,WRITING BRUSH,COSMET BR,LT=.05 EA

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42 | www.brushwaremag.com 9603304000 Artists Brushes,writ Br,cosmet Br,gt .05,lt=.10 Ea (no) December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Bangladesh 466,556 7,025,788 795,657 11,710,822 -41.36 -40.01 China 11,920,154 163,995,630 15,465,357 222,722,819 -22.92 -26.37 France 111,151 1,724,450 88,895 1,311,556 25.04 31.48 Germany 1,768,045 33,260,762 1,858,527 35,577,270 -4.87 -6.51 Italy 40,036 547,702 -100.00 -100.00 Korea, South 8,925 131,900 69,629 1,358,900 -87.18 -90.29 Mexico 301,319 3,551,564 1,053,354 14,896,525 -71.39 -76.16 Russia 20,789 212,133 -100.00 -100.00 Taiwan 16,467 191,600 52,356 760,186 -68.55 -74.80 Thailand 4,003 68,727 -100.00 -100.00 Vietnam 49,728 806,400 World Total 14,642,345 210,688,094 19,448,603 289,166,640 -24.71 -27.14 9603306000 Artists Brushes,writing Br,cosmetic Br,gt.10 Ea (no) December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Australia 48,713 7,472 12,248 1,334 297.72 460.12 Austria 15,474 3,126 Bangladesh 435,976 3,332,771 838,951 6,184,899 -48.03 -46.11 Belgium 19,191 5,040 168,120 129,644 -88.58 -96.11 Burma 8,786 73,764 -100.00 -100.00 Cambodia 40,455 63,172 Canada 80,594 5,505 100,048 4,926 -19.44 11.75 China 269,383,535 444,082,005 277,719,421 493,634,096 -3.00 -10.04 Colombia 10,949 1,900 Cyprus 13,477 261 15,542 441 -13.29 -40.82 Denmark 425,621 35,511 159,638 22,126 166.62 60.49 Dom. Republic 1,271,071 1,498,431 1,393,068 1,508,123 -8.76 -0.64 France 1,610,843 1,997,050 1,823,886 1,206,732 -11.68 65.49 Germany 4,340,603 2,834,439 5,942,472 6,572,956 -26.96 -56.88 Hong Kong 344,189 377,475 1,357,739 852,548 -74.65 -55.72 India 5,096,881 8,582,563 5,493,416 7,960,163 -7.22 7.82 Indonesia 49,008 70,236 30,390 193,272 61.26 -63.66 Ireland 5,228 4,824 37,358 36,706 -86.01 -86.86 Israel 19,066 6,498 98,662 43,105 -80.68 -84.93 Italy 1,827,850 629,718 5,822,596 1,009,139 -68.61 -37.60 Japan 6,012,659 1,213,647 7,275,258 2,064,336 -17.35 -41.21 Korea, South 884,508 1,356,738 2,448,545 3,013,990 -63.88 -54.99 Lithuania 27,695 59,737 84,934 266,894 -67.39 -77.62 Malaysia 105,074 100,537 10,781 55,200 874.62 82.13 Mauritius 1,593,538 237,182 1,145,792 209,377 39.08 13.28 Mexico 28,920,376 167,833,760 25,085,814 152,712,189 15.29 9.90 Montenegro 4,289 1,945 -100.00 -100.00 Netherlands 18,723 2,320 366,274 26,079 -94.89 -91.10 Pakistan 13,500 6,000 3,800 2,000 255.26 200.00 Poland 38,361 4,664 181,520 10,681 -78.87 -56.33 Russia 6,906 4,773 92,207 23,116 -92.51 -79.35 Singapore 5,548 752 Spain 467,726 91,289 889,782 534,663 -47.43 -82.93 Sri Lanka 1,473,752 1,848,091 1,825,119 1,467,467 -19.25 25.94 Sweden 2,489 636 17,085 476 -85.43 33.61 Switzerland 2,376 216 3,907 800 -39.19 -73.00 Taiwan 1,768,058 3,267,111 1,029,970 1,873,264 71.66 74.41 Thailand 2,149,208 4,256,302 2,032,010 5,246,176 5.77 -18.87 Turkey 9,025 8,500 -100.00 -100.00 United Kingdom 2,624,434 996,063 2,156,234 668,382 21.71 49.03 Vietnam 781,359 1,452,297 1,189,767 3,402,631 -34.33 -57.32 World Total 331,935,014 646,270,112 346,874,454 691,022,140 -4.31 -6.48
December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Australia 8,130 1,366 Belgium 45,593 163,702 4,181 38 990.48 430694.74 Brazil 78,626 77,862 172,101 192,024 -54.31 -59.45 Cambodia 4,746,929 9,988,040 4,898,302 10,939,456 -3.09 -8.70 Canada 514,180 284,153 791,021 428,434 -35.00 -33.68 China 25,580,978 65,842,731 27,002,019 63,375,709 -5.26 3.89 Czech Republic 265,389 1,433,550 546,696 3,191,160 -51.46 -55.08 Germany 369,921 165,848 418,561 152,857 -11.62 8.50 Guatemala 28,833 26,904 -100.00 -100.00 India 27,251 10,344 Indonesia 2,011,429 12,563,456 776,908 4,866,912 158.90 158.14 Italy 196,814 114,214 34,160 15,444 476.15 639.54 Japan 249,081 296,479 8,258 4,106 2916.24 7120.63 Korea, South 2,170 40 Mexico 2,056,720 3,417,438 2,092,899 3,815,398 -1.73 -10.43 Netherlands 21,544 51,003 23,034 2,898 -6.47 1659.94 Poland 8,965 10,120 Sweden 20,189 10,220 42,551 18,860 -52.55 -45.81 Taiwan 33,372 58,282 26,311 27,232 26.84 114.02 Thailand 127,485 34,119 -100.00 -100.00 Turkey 37,123 67,600 18,962 34,850 95.78 93.97 United Kingdom 373,084 619,681 595,044 1,232,521 -37.30 -49.72 Vietnam 41,100 9,828 21,351 13,708 92.50 -28.30 World Total 36,688,588 95,185,957 37,628,677 88,372,630 -2.50 7.71 9603404020
(no) December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty China 6,344,224 15,336,589 6,062,024 20,352,628 4.66 -24.65 Mexico 2,200 1,210 4,840 2,640 -54.55 -54.17 Pakistan 32,864 367,400 17,400 192,000 88.87 91.35 Taiwan 145,527 172,992 422,272 891,808 -65.54 -80.60 United Kingdom 296,811 255,020 922,189 1,089,795 -67.81 -76.60 World Total 6,821,626 16,133,211 7,428,725 22,528,871 -8.17 -28.39 16,465,822 15,408,403 18,800,049 19,448,603 14,642,345 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 9603304000 ARTISTS BRUSHES,WRIT BR,COSMET BR,GT .05,LT=.10 EA 419,453,865 337,363,541 297,340,100 346,874,454 331,935,014 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 9603306000 ARTISTS BRUSHES,WRITING BR,COSMETIC BR,GT.10 EA 35,407,388 35,145,115 40,446,467 37,628,677 36,688,588 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 9603402000 PAINT ROLLERS 7,466,831 7,227,601 7,002,670 7,428,725 6,821,626 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 9603404020 PAINT PADS
9603402000 Paint Rollers (no) Paint Pads
www.brushwaremag.com | 43 9603404040 Natural Bristle Brushes, Exc Subhdg 9603.30 (no) December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Canada 6,914 2,844 82,399 7,608 -91.61 -62.62 China 12,834,372 66,141,067 14,484,975 68,980,619 -11.40 -4.12 Denmark 2,743 1 -100.00 -100.00 France 6,791 621 2,886 500 135.31 24.20 Germany 93,704 6,320 57,411 2,843 63.22 122.30 India 3,400 4,000 54,946 52,502 -93.81 -92.38 Indonesia 6,264,471 33,675,868 4,793,089 29,491,604 30.70 14.19 Italy 4,640 471 182,137 28,267 -97.45 -98.33 Mauritius 91,784 18,418 -100.00 -100.00 Mexico 4,338 3,013 -100.00 -100.00 Netherlands 86,568 6,718 65,184 6,518 32.81 3.07 Poland 2,656 114 Sri Lanka 20,683 5,305 4,200 700 392.45 657.86 Taiwan 23,865 50,424 30,257 117,360 -21.13 -57.03 Turkey 1,761,206 452,252 1,796,953 442,422 -1.99 2.22 United Kingdom 9,778 2,831 40,875 6,088 -76.08 -53.50 Vietnam 2,140 320 -100.00 -100.00 World Total 21,119,048 100,348,835 21,696,317 99,158,783 -2.66 1.20 9603404060 Paint,distemper/siml Brushes Exc Subhdg 960330,nes (no) December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Australia 2,709 392 Austria 4,604 1 -100.00 -100.00 Bangladesh 39,160 197,376 543,116 2,547,466 -92.79 -92.25 Belgium 7,268 2,138 Brazil 122,792 152,532 398,076 348,036 -69.15 -56.17 Bulgaria 3,605 550 -100.00 -100.00 Canada 214,263 115,971 176,560 61,242 21.35 89.37 China 75,340,705 243,594,946 89,921,310 300,995,034 -16.21 -19.07 Czech Republic 17,566 54,000 2,327 4,000 654.88 1250.00 Dom. Republic 14,240 145,200 -100.00 -100.00 Egypt 7,428 3,160 France 17,327 1,888 Germany 440,038 527,255 475,398 168,678 -7.44 212.58 Guatemala 49,557 40,280 118,406 97,319 -58.15 -58.61 Hong Kong 3,095 660 -100.00 -100.00 Hungary 2,760 800 6,413 1,495 -56.96 -46.49 India 4,296 586 50,700 93,241 -91.53 -99.37 Indonesia 3,137,760 14,999,740 3,081,284 15,841,754 1.83 -5.32 Ireland 6,205 8,808 6,841 2,188 -9.30 302.56 Israel 9,017 248 Italy 459,785 1,238,643 645,300 458,418 -28.75 170.20 Japan 103,032 102,355 165,345 211,835 -37.69 -51.68 Korea, South 6,950 160 8,195 10,825 -15.19 -98.52 Mexico 113,427 140,665 47,199 102,694 140.32 36.97 Netherlands 79,380 11,903 47,272 4,475 67.92 165.99 Philippines 44,056 139,645 -100.00 -100.00 Poland 41,275 61,764 10,194 1,120 304.90 5414.64 Romania 6,884 1,400 2,303 404 198.91 246.53 Singapore 7,800 16,020 -100.00 -100.00 Spain 5,965 1,252 14,186 2,083 -57.95 -39.89 Sri Lanka 399,645 164,040 305,395 112,164 30.86 46.25 Sweden 135,652 122,729 143,207 139,068 -5.28 -11.75 Switzerland 62,077 70,727 -100.00 -100.00 Taiwan 131,450 461,002 322,803 903,492 -59.28 -48.98 Turkey 326,309 242,813 719,149 1,520,613 -54.63 -84.03 United Kingdom 135,556 187,217 269,239 436,601 -49.65 -57.12 Vietnam 1,012,542 1,793,270 735,048 897,748 37.75 99.75 World Total 82,376,703 264,229,333 98,354,743 325,334,796 -16.25 -18.78 9603500000 Othr Brushes,as Parts
(no) December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Armenia 25,715 395 Australia 597,459 4,999 761,806 8,133 -21.57 -38.53 Austria 386,302 425,257 453,624 58,440 -14.84 627.68 Belgium 160,830 8,375 229,837 6,961 -30.02 20.31 Brazil 141,084 708 30,167 215 367.68 229.30 Bulgaria 119,925 5,014 2,344 200 5016.25 2407.00 Cambodia 59,588 9,478 -100.00 -100.00 Canada 13,647,005 406,060 10,544,030 755,288 29.43 -46.24 Chile 2,083 90 3,600 80 -42.14 12.50 China 36,228,898 73,079,887 38,157,749 80,684,547 -5.05 -9.43 Croatia 28,743 211 -100.00 -100.00 Czech Republic 294,384 3,523 390,168 1,080 -24.55 226.20 Denmark 272,985 38,868 252,683 31,990 8.03 21.50 Estonia 214,457 24,301 176,000 23,099 21.85 5.20 Finland 312,686 20,374 164,571 11,488 90.00 77.35 France 608,027 19,425 521,113 228,975 16.68 -91.52 Germany 20,833,609 2,504,922 19,805,446 2,332,880 5.19 7.37 Greece 4,123 30 25,220 123 -83.65 -75.61 Hong Kong 104,446 132,501 83,565 45,937 24.99 188.44 Hungary 40,903 653 67,101 337 -39.04 93.77 India 82,174 20,382 156,157 165,889 -47.38 -87.71 Indonesia 380,883 99,862 501,215 103,873 -24.01 -3.86 Ireland 28,210 4,450 99,329 3,710 -71.60 19.95 Italy 12,749,269 863,402 9,944,157 786,692 28.21 9.75 Japan 8,545,052 202,966 10,616,200 275,744 -19.51 -26.39 Korea, South 1,337,597 435,972 856,361 233,141 56.20 87.00 Lithuania 787,587 7,106 Luxembourg 61,815 34 35,588 16 73.70 112.50 Malaysia 641,544 77,014 1,608,423 394,678 -60.11 -80.49 Mexico 4,960,305 3,025,203 4,937,755 3,182,718 0.46 -4.95 Netherlands 2,127,638 47,196 1,771,745 40,889 20.09 15.42 New Zealand 40,200 2,166 -100.00 -100.00 Norway 25,000 1,815 14,380 1,494 73.85 21.49 Philippines 4,940 175 -100.00 -100.00 Poland 314,799 22,247 141,880 28,602 121.88 -22.22 Portugal 416,277 756,874 490,576 192,415 -15.15 293.35 Romania 25,242 2,058 48,754 5,263 -48.23 -60.90 Russia 10,167 3 San Marino 177,658 4,994 Sao Tome/Principe 3,779 560 Serbia 4,774 244 -100.00 -100.00 Sierra Leone 6,873 4,500 Singapore 3,260 8 -100.00 -100.00 Slovakia 4,965 900 10,852 69 -54.25 1204.35 Slovenia 97,907 10,964 26,053 4,579 275.80 139.44 Spain 5,044,477 1,134,789 4,724,520 1,178,873 6.77 -3.74 Sri Lanka 18,107 5,488 16,193 7,668 11.82 -28.43 St Kitts/Nevis 329,351 7,404,449 325,805 6,990,989 1.09 5.91 Sweden 1,715,518 120,579 2,143,186 227,214 -19.95 -46.93 Switzerland 1,450,789 96,358 1,148,974 44,334 26.27 117.35 Taiwan 2,122,674 1,140,279 1,970,378 1,370,307 7.73 -16.79 Thailand 114,525 4,836 255,124 224,124 -55.11 -97.84 Turkey 22,712 4,699 45,013 1,141 -49.54 311.83 United Kingdom 1,851,574 238,622 1,667,906 251,137 11.01 -4.98 Vietnam 1,681,567 1,002,037 2,918,016 3,767,915 -42.37 -73.41 World Total 121,130,956 93,416,020 118,285,069 103,685,529 2.41 -9.90 20,827,163 22,123,854 24,458,602 21,696,317 21,119,048 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 9603404040 NATURAL BRISTLE BRUSHES, EXC SUBHDG 9603.30 83,853,917 74,088,007 100,892,281 98,354,743 82,376,703 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 9603404060 PAINT,DISTEMPER/SIML BRUSHES EXC SUBHDG 960330,NES 85,362,429 99,695,756 101,216,531 118,285,069 121,130,956 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 9603500000 OTHR BRUSHES,AS PARTS OF MACHINES,APPLIANCE,VEHICL
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(x) December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Canada 1,166,938 295,858 985,269 266,131 18.44 11.17 China 6,868,489 3,749,277 9,420,317 2,942,092 -27.09 27.44 France 2,879 6 Germany 77,951 20,319 2,885 4 2601.94 507875.00 Indonesia 98,267 32,560 166,665 48,711 -41.04 -33.16 Israel 87,570 43,522 -100.00 -100.00 Japan 15,960 3,000 Korea, South 2,167 109 Lebanon 141,174 25,191 57,687 12,147 144.72 107.38 Mexico 2,652 82 2,110 1,548 25.69 -94.70 Portugal 22,936 2,100 -100.00 -100.00 South Africa 879,489 270,931 2,040,470 614,127 -56.90 -55.88 Taiwan 132,336 43,483 -100.00 -100.00 United Kingdom 11,141 3,985 11,956 3,956 -6.82 0.73 World Total 9,267,107 4,401,318 12,930,201 3,977,821 -28.33 10.65
Feather Dusters
December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Bangladesh 137,365 1,009,680 27,689 135,244 396.10 646.56 Cambodia 14,760 14,760 30,960 30,960 -52.33 -52.33 Canada 3,663 482 -100.00 -100.00 China 495,437 618,758 601,949 1,498,029 -17.69 -58.70 Colombia 209,411 163,730 128,507 112,704 62.96 45.27 Germany 4,873 1,410 -100.00 -100.00 India 15,339 10,509 15,580 10,492 -1.55 0.16 Italy 2,574 1 Mexico 10,852 12,106 -100.00 -100.00 Sweden 2,251 250 -100.00 -100.00 Taiwan 52,532 42,000 14,300 11,850 267.36 254.43 Vietnam 15,696 15,696 17,127 13,194 -8.36 18.96 World Total 943,114 1,875,134 857,751 1,826,721 9.95 2.65
9603908010 Wiskbrooms (no) RESIN DISPENSING LINE WITH HANDLE ASSEMBLING AND CURING TUNNEL ÒTPP-HÓ PAINT BRUSH HEAD ASSEMBLING MACHINE ÒTPB3Ó MIXING MACHINE FOR BRISTLES AND FILAMENTS ÒM6ALÓ 1951 - 2016
10,557,007 12,627,424 11,064,776 12,930,201 9,267,107 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 9603904000 FEATHER DUSTERS 971,876 1,358,530 1,261,750 857,751 943,114 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
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9603908010 WISKBROOMS
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December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Brazil 1,288,998 739,662 1,245,122 696,632 3.52 6.18 Cambodia 66,325 14,288 46,547 12,664 42.49 12.82 Canada 2,205 336 China 17,907,891 14,539,205 20,136,916 16,930,441 -11.07 -14.12 Colombia 213,976 250,780 116,587 94,782 83.53 164.59 Denmark 2,928 180 Dom. Republic 16,620 11,208 6,273 400 164.95 2702.00 El Salvador 267,247 122,740 499,419 51,683 -46.49 137.49 Germany 17,879 5,640 2,540 120 603.90 4600.00 Guatemala 267,971 208,260 214,015 175,872 25.21 18.42 Honduras 454,549 652,162 516,870 766,162 -12.06 -14.88 Hong Kong 47,330 35,640 97,185 104,256 -51.30 -65.81 India 26,795 14,042 43,154 16,178 -37.91 -13.20 Israel 18,315 3,827 -100.00 -100.00 Italy 575,204 223,783 845,052 308,942 -31.93 -27.56 Jordan 3,606 3,288 8,550 130 -57.82 2429.23 Mexico 2,648,106 746,616 1,520,416 555,209 74.17 34.47 Poland 16,324 2,356 14,435 2,016 13.09 16.87 Portugal 5,507 1,950 5,447 2,000 1.10 -2.50 Sri Lanka 970,438 473,920 920,901 546,431 5.38 -13.27 Vietnam 57,379 42,338 27,457 25,240 108.98 67.74 World Total 24,857,278 18,088,394 26,285,201 20,292,985 -5.43 -10.86 9603908030 Push Brooms, 41 Cm Or Less In Width (no) December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Brazil 3,381 4,348 Cambodia 22,231 19,668 Canada 21,525 1,802 6,455 611 233.46 194.93 China 1,535,641 2,470,949 1,934,943 3,016,736 -20.64 -18.09 Germany 56,782 15,878 -100.00 -100.00 Hong Kong 14,000 100,000 -100.00 -100.00 Italy 78,607 26,154 32,165 17,124 144.39 52.73 Mexico 8,109 2,928 -100.00 -100.00 Poland 26,760 9,798 7,843 2,088 241.20 369.25 Sri Lanka 1,759,470 630,391 2,818,184 1,032,083 -37.57 -38.92 World Total 3,447,615 3,163,110 4,878,481 4,187,448 -29.33 -24.46 9603908040 Other Brooms,nesoi (no) December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Australia 134,808 23,136 142,961 11,423 -5.70 102.54 Belgium 5,702 606 Brazil 783,494 330,478 874,495 620,281 -10.41 -46.72 Cambodia 126,615 37,432 447,321 122,899 -71.69 -69.54 Canada 416,464 32,356 285,291 18,047 45.98 79.29 China 5,514,185 3,512,152 5,118,129 2,939,736 7.74 19.47 Colombia 213,054 140,293 211,845 163,729 0.57 -14.31 Czech Republic 45,721 114,080 306,219 886,628 -85.07 -87.13 Denmark 5,465 318 Dom. Republic 8,581 4,896 4,687 4,920 83.08 -0.49 Ecuador 14,466 13,260 El Salvador 233,594 247,438 264,407 240,101 -11.65 3.06 France 2,441 84 -100.00 -100.00 Georgia 22,423 2,567 Germany 49,087 54,553 67,811 4,198 -27.61 1199.50 Greece 13,677 15,976 -100.00 -100.00 Honduras 251,197 369,030 278,584 436,845 -9.83 -15.52 India 77,144 59,160 36,125 7,570 113.55 681.51 Indonesia 14,290 69 -100.00 -100.00 Israel 17,034 6,887 22,838 13,886 -25.41 -50.40 Italy 243,131 95,956 376,757 182,339 -35.47 -47.37 Japan 6,068 468 13,864 996 -56.23 -53.01 Korea, South 409,416 68,582 20,489 5,118 1898.22 1240.02 Mexico 34,983,556 12,737,467 39,631,970 15,175,821 -11.73 -16.07 Netherlands 7,898 36 -100.00 -100.00 Pakistan 3,750 2,500 Philippines 5,227 3,400 8,660 5,200 -39.64 -34.62 Poland 21,227 11,118 Portugal 44,388 31,200 Spain 16,998 468 -100.00 -100.00 Sri Lanka 3,802,810 1,447,733 2,943,916 1,531,723 29.18 -5.48 Sweden 10,465 300 -100.00 -100.00 Taiwan 55,965 10,604 54,789 13,992 2.15 -24.21 Thailand 98,005 40,132 43,679 21,100 124.38 90.20 Turkey 29,633 22,594 124,168 142,454 -76.13 -84.14 United Kingdom 30,114 2,631 33,712 3,437 -10.67 -23.45 Venezuela 60,314 38,789 48,444 71,232 24.50 -45.55 Vietnam 556,504 385,648 511,528 423,831 8.79 -9.01 World Total 48,269,142 19,847,464 51,938,458 23,064,439 -7.06 -13.95 3,723,775 3,112,468 3,184,623 4,878,481 3,447,615 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 9603908030 PUSH
LESS IN WIDTH 35,704,091 39,450,808 45,467,514 51,938,458 48,269,142 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 9603908040
24,158,965 28,038,495 25,722,756 26,285,201 24,857,278 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 9603908020 UPRIGHT BROOMS
Upright Brooms (no)
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46 | www.brushwaremag.com 9603908050 Brooms,brushes,squeegees,etc,nesoi (x) December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Argentina 7,285 2,138 Australia 962,370 2,579 821,860 3,650 17.10 -29.34 Austria 13,209 802 38,811 11,553 -65.97 -93.06 Bangladesh 717,283 601,936 659,671 282,024 8.73 113.43 Belgium 2,309,868 770,714 1,978,927 842,636 16.72 -8.54 Bosnia/Herzeg. 7,651 260 -100.00 -100.00 Brazil 741,119 863,107 598,317 596,886 23.87 44.60 Cambodia 4,417,505 2,627,564 4,636,344 2,418,773 -4.72 8.63 Cameroon 2,700 6,000 Canada 6,343,802 495,348 5,300,758 469,546 19.68 5.50 China 550,475,563 354,003,926 558,333,604 363,942,880 -1.41 -2.73 Colombia 1,331,308 755,480 960,393 652,462 38.62 15.79 Czech Republic 858,273 506,803 205,579 137,189 317.49 269.42 Denmark 5,686,817 887,847 5,157,262 808,803 10.27 9.77 Dom. Republic 82,406,500 15,875,606 72,139,843 14,559,563 14.23 9.04 Ecuador 4,044 4,800 Egypt 114,696 182,064 146,330 198,348 -21.62 -8.21 El Salvador 135,115 158,415 99,874 115,426 35.29 37.24 Estonia 6,256 338 59,934 1,555 -89.56 -78.26 Finland 625,236 21,444 783,960 53,565 -20.25 -59.97 France 544,886 68,478 573,586 65,568 -5.00 4.44 Germany 7,874,835 1,540,776 7,248,798 1,645,695 8.64 -6.38 Greece 18,408 12,340 -100.00 -100.00 Guatemala 103,173 67,320 -100.00 -100.00 Honduras 28,649,630 14,343,132 22,481,597 13,546,095 27.44 5.88 Hong Kong 591,442 280,929 433,247 207,549 36.51 35.36 Hungary 2,178 80 -100.00 -100.00 India 2,476,685 1,525,027 2,297,620 2,190,424 7.79 -30.38 Indonesia 470,434 245,720 410,669 135,659 14.55 81.13 Ireland 13,682 156 27,790 324 -50.77 -51.85 Israel 207,778 89,826 287,236 64,847 -27.66 38.52 Italy 3,606,022 1,508,493 3,322,503 1,070,288 8.53 40.94 Japan 4,483,238 310,335 4,281,662 234,639 4.71 32.26 Jordan 2,411 4,992 Korea, South 1,534,381 115,257 1,449,796 176,183 5.83 -34.58 Latvia 10,989 20 -100.00 -100.00 Lebanon 6,656 720 Lithuania 717,424 8,087 1,181,750 10,800 -39.29 -25.12 Luxembourg 2,450 2 -100.00 -100.00 Malaysia 903,438 984,882 883,732 702,786 2.23 40.14 Mexico 44,526,401 25,263,299 46,289,397 27,477,117 -3.81 -8.06 Netherlands 836,105 96,823 737,429 138,544 13.38 -30.11 New Zealand 1,146,475 576,006 869,901 9,183 31.79 6172.53 Norway 38,790 27 28,919 119 34.13 -77.31 Pakistan 5,767,426 4,184,645 4,684,722 3,889,774 23.11 7.58 Peru 3,257 120 -100.00 -100.00 Philippines 2,907 3,230 Poland 505,174 527,398 2,449,121 570,386 -79.37 -7.54 Portugal 188,142 82,101 93,023 58,969 102.25 39.23 Romania 2,011 2,000 2,368 2,000 -15.08 0.00 San Marino 3,885 135 Singapore 2,985 150 10,730 179 -72.18 -16.20 Slovakia 6,275 1,500 4,272 1,000 46.89 50.00 South Africa 19,336 633 -100.00 -100.00 Spain 1,484,653 1,119,238 1,363,057 1,099,314 8.92 1.81 Sri Lanka 3,179,239 1,892,268 2,676,702 1,594,192 18.77 18.70 Sweden 102,181 17,783 81,713 15,138 25.05 17.47 Switzerland 603,521 113,806 618,928 83,082 -2.49 36.98 Taiwan 13,714,256 6,664,200 15,475,581 7,990,050 -11.38 -16.59 Thailand 3,124,548 2,204,536 3,675,718 2,513,485 -14.99 -12.29 Turkey 1,225,166 800,970 1,318,303 903,527 -7.06 -11.35 UAE 169,525 2,680 348,382 2,942 -51.34 -8.91 United Kingdom 758,700 150,446 811,232 190,596 -6.48 -21.07 Venezuela 4,230 650 -100.00 -100.00 Vietnam 19,099,006 6,169,629 13,448,709 3,527,190 42.01 74.92 World Total 805,729,262 448,666,591 791,961,332 455,293,928 1.74 -1.46
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December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Bahamas 41,158 4,604 3,168 454 1199.18 914.10 Canada 41,709 4,900 13,841 1,550 201.34 216.13 Chile 9,196 450 -100.00 -100.00 China 16,137 1,805 Dom. Republic 117,098 12,313 -100.00 -100.00 El Salvador 3,112 348 Germany 8,648 967 Italy 2,850 46 Mexico 146,059 16,336 -100.00 -100.00 Trinidad/Tobago 518,226 103,932 200,081 26,496 159.01 292.26 World Total 631,840 116,602 489,443 57,599 29.09 102.44
0502100000 Pigs, Hogs, Boars Bristles & Hair & Waste Thereof (kg)
December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Bermuda 5,912 267 -100.00 -100.00 China 65,309 3,729 155,526 8,881 -58.01 -58.01 Denmark 5,000 118 -100.00 -100.00 Ecuador 2,990 298 Germany 29,735 2,557 -100.00 -100.00 India 6,300 360 Mexico 3,038 177 World Total 77,637 4,564 196,173 11,823 -60.42 -61.40 4417000000 Tools/tool & Broom Bodies Etc Shoe Last/trees Wood (x) December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Anguilla 3,650 54 Antigua/Barbuda 12,168 4,245 -100.00 -100.00 Aruba 3,658 2 -100.00 -100.00 Australia 176,598 15,072 313,625 42,508 -43.69 -64.54 Bahamas 21,534 1,842 2,650 153 712.60 1103.92 Bahrain 3,000 592 -100.00 -100.00 Barbados 41,214 13,773 2,556 171 1512.44 7954.39 Belgium 5,202 72 12,668 1,508 -58.94 -95.23 Belize 5,887 85 -100.00 -100.00 Bermuda 5,688 180 9,672 294 -41.19 -38.78 Brazil 747,000 34,602 895,514 40,177 -16.58 -13.88 British VI 67,744 11,489 Canada 4,677,094 215,897 5,145,570 236,914 -9.10 -8.87 Cayman Islands 17,163 1,310 2,680 435 540.41 201.15 Chile 17,774 766 67,936 3,406 -73.84 -77.51 China 138,127 2,477 238,105 3,268 -41.99 -24.20 Colombia 16,258 707 394,050 17,994 -95.87 -96.07 Costa Rica 470,485 49,981 483,698 65,673 -2.73 -23.89 Cyprus 21,160 565 -100.00 -100.00 Czech Republic 7,601 11 Denmark 15,172 532 4,003 14 279.02 3700.00 Dom. Republic 51,508 2,440 41,450 460 24.27 430.43 Ecuador 5,080 391 -100.00 -100.00 El Salvador 46,681 2,914 7,000 117 566.87 2390.60 Ethiopia 3,300 4 Finland 34,426 294 19,881 75 73.16 292.00 France 42,567 172 46,033 177 -7.53 -2.82 Germany 227,729 4,070 387,961 2,696 -41.30 50.96 Grenada 4,144 18 Guatemala 36,206 2,716 Guyana 3,112 254 Haiti 3,156 146 -100.00 -100.00 Honduras 41,246 1,479 12,807 408 222.06 262.50 Hong Kong 10,246 113 -100.00 -100.00 India 25,000 84 17,116 581 46.06 -85.54 Iraq 117,700 3,003 442,256 16,325 -73.39 -81.60 Ireland 9,420 2,738 21,510 997 -56.21 174.62 Israel 28,793 14,042 6,057 602 375.37 2232.56 Italy 56,521 489 45,000 1,338 25.60 -63.45 Jamaica 6,114 789 -100.00 -100.00 Japan 92,373 7,318 179,910 6,173 -48.66 18.55 Kazakhstan 11,124 617 Korea, South 257,239 6,046 304,068 10,490 -15.40 -42.36 Kuwait 5,506 7 Lithuania 65,046 467 15,723 107 313.70 336.45 Malaysia 16,845 379 25,779 311 -34.66 21.86 Mexico 14,836,867 3,279,603 16,482,237 4,723,321 -9.98 -30.57 Morocco 2,929 91 Netherlands 200,701 9,073 126,726 2,436 58.37 272.45 New Zealand 142,950 8,287 83,991 5,052 70.20 64.03 Nicaragua 3,879 242 -100.00 -100.00 Norway 54,206 446 99,869 513 -45.72 -13.06 Pakistan 25,000 226 -100.00 -100.00 Panama 29,865 2,419 17,517 558 70.49 333.51 Peru 6,796 459 131,728 116,713 -94.84 -99.61 Philippines 2,540 254 35,099 4,934 -92.76 -94.85 STATS
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1,185,626 810,737 393,382 489,443 631,840 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 0502100000 PIGS, HOGS, BOARS BRISTLES & HAIR & WASTE THEREOF 559,189 573,121 680,980 196,173 77,637 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 0502900000 BADGER HAIR & OTHER BRUSHMAKING HAIR, WASTE THEROF 33,063,425 33,742,191 23,006,125 27,370,945 23,689,362 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 4417000000 TOOLS/TOOL & BROOM BODIES ETC SHOE LAST/TREES WOOD
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48 | www.brushwaremag.com 4417000000 Tools/tool & Broom Bodies Etc Shoe Last/trees Wood (x) (CONTINUED) Poland 45,049 1,780 194,347 10,190 -76.82 -82.53 Portugal 3,050 21 16,438 109 -81.45 -80.73 Russia 30,517 174 221,072 18,990 -86.20 -99.08 Saudi Arabia 60,419 3,961 87,872 1,709 -31.24 131.77 Singapore 35,080 303 4,850 2 623.30 15050.00 Slovenia 5,975 15 South Africa 4,374 1 Spain 63,823 1,985 5,239 12 1118.23 16441.67 Sri Lanka 31,380 9,619 7,860 40 299.24 23947.50 St Kitts/Nevis 17,496 912 St Lucia 5,557 1,250 53,360 7,618 -89.59 -83.59 St Vin/Grenadines 4,851 20 -100.00 -100.00 Suriname 60,656 8,500 Sweden 7,926 44 54,757 136 -85.53 -67.65 Switzerland 21,168 357 7,044 35 200.51 920.00 Taiwan 37,967 321 4,455 236 752.23 36.02 Thailand 10,677 16 3,467 244 207.96 -93.44 Trinidad/Tobago 127,923 34,645 24,547 5,230 421.13 562.43 UAE 66,197 1,579 22,340 173 196.32 812.72 United Kingdom 169,867 6,978 412,515 3,756 -58.82 85.78 Uruguay 18,859 171 -100.00 -100.00 Venezuela 5,279 372 -100.00 -100.00 Vietnam 2,617 35 World Total 23,689,362 3,771,444 27,370,945 5,363,338 -13.45 -29.68 9603100000 Brooms & Brushes, Of Twigs/oth Veg Mat Bound (doz) December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Argentina 8,768 163 -100.00 -100.00 Australia 121,738 1,996 33,200 362 266.68 451.38 Austria 5,400 135 Bahamas 107,270 3,246 92,179 451 16.37 619.73 Bahrain 10,103 142 -100.00 -100.00 Barbados 22,050 1,686 Belgium 5,985 182 Bermuda 24,343 381 29,516 533 -17.53 -28.52 Brazil 14,392 140 Canada 2,481,037 66,237 2,575,338 73,289 -3.66 -9.62 Cayman Islands 17,360 314 8,421 607 106.15 -48.27 Chile 158,176 3,690 96,159 3,387 64.49 8.95 China 24,060 647 8,700 200 176.55 223.50 Costa Rica 15,267 351 46,649 721 -67.27 -51.32 Curacao 4,473 2 Czech Republic 9,280 176 9,716 83 -4.49 112.05 Denmark 8,040 366 -100.00 -100.00 Dom. Republic 23,974 727 14,983 324 60.01 124.38 Ecuador 24,646 748 7,754 235 217.85 218.30 Egypt 4,703 3 El Salvador 4,016 8 -100.00 -100.00 France 6,844 600 15,704 276 -56.42 117.39 Germany 149,709 4,370 5,000 42 2894.18 10304.76 Guatemala 6,240 75 Guinea 5,347 2 Haiti 6,609 200 -100.00 -100.00 Honduras 14,654 177 7,310 6 100.47 2850.00 Hong Kong 6,050 48 29,695 808 -79.63 -94.06 Iceland 2,792 5 2,880 83 -3.06 -93.98 India 218,566 6,630 -100.00 -100.00 Ireland 65,309 1,182 3,349 102 1850.10 1058.82 Israel 9,258 206 21,482 254 -56.90 -18.90 Italy 36,512 1,652 6,309 43 478.73 3741.86 Jamaica 2,974 90 -100.00 -100.00 Japan 8,985 229 16,791 108 -46.49 112.04 Jordan 33,072 192 5,763 99 473.87 93.94 Korea, South 41,121 596 212,854 3,741 -80.68 -84.07 Kuwait 3,190 20 9,008 154 -64.59 -87.01 Lithuania 9,897 7 Luxembourg 20,114 799 -100.00 -100.00 Mauritania 6,150 150 Mexico 76,726 2,133 97,341 2,831 -21.18 -24.66 Netherlands 141,713 1,654 163,655 2,634 -13.41 -37.21 New Zealand 5,802 176 Nicaragua 2,930 2 Norway 15,324 226 3,996 37 283.48 510.81 Oman 3,380 103 -100.00 -100.00 Panama 152,264 6,846 10,502 203 1349.86 3272.41 Paraguay 3,996 63 Peru 22,385 615 23,361 633 -4.18 -2.84 Philippines 59,191 166 5,341 14 1008.24 1085.71 Poland 4,629 140 -100.00 -100.00 Qatar 57,828 2,315 Saudi Arabia 143,220 1,981 17,075 148 738.77 1238.51 Singapore 11,615 62 Spain 5,658 72 St Kitts/Nevis 15,409 364 9,598 354 60.54 2.82 St Lucia 10,287 341 10,807 620 -4.81 -45.00 St Vin/Grenadines 3,424 30 3,736 90 -8.35 -66.67 Sweden 18,512 1,119 10,397 316 78.05 254.11 Switzerland 88,071 1,768 12,815 43 587.25 4011.63 Thailand 17,101 171 Trinidad/Tobago 63,151 2,005 81,720 2,827 -22.72 -29.08 Turks & Caicos 7,335 222 UAE 31,500 955 18,650 122 68.90 682.79 United Kingdom 192,028 3,431 409,958 14,017 -53.16 -75.52 Venezuela 10,915 37 Vietnam 12,740 232 -100.00 -100.00 World Total 4,625,669 116,926 4,437,651 119,670 4.24 -2.29
December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Anguilla 8,534 7,188 -100.00 -100.00 Antigua/Barbuda 3,513 2,300 -100.00 -100.00 Argentina 1,476,014 1,692,110 2,002,888 3,536,297 -26.31 -52.15 Aruba 4,032 780 6,190 840 -34.86 -7.14 Australia 191,536 483,082 213,418 54,970 -10.25 778.81 Austria 33,652 6,553 -100.00 -100.00 Bahamas 57,921 1,810 70,961 2,569 -18.38 -29.54 Bangladesh 4,025 36 -100.00 -100.00 Barbados 45,946 16,138 101,295 132,670 -54.64 -87.84 Belgium 479,816 2,350,235 -100.00 -100.00 Belize 62,807 20,301 29,519 17,116 112.77 18.61 Bermuda 5,499 990 7,514 12,708 -26.82 -92.21 Brazil 662,919 1,221,855 955,638 2,014,522 -30.63 -39.35 British VI 23,056 396 3,899 95 491.33 316.84 Canada 60,346,461 39,113,072 57,214,411 33,011,406 5.47 18.48 Cayman Islands 20,605 5,731 20,750 10,997 -0.70 -47.89 Chile 54,486 13,142 647,794 54,388 -91.59 -75.84 China 3,583,561 8,611,646 3,731,341 6,103,458 -3.96 41.09 Colombia 542,812 1,521,571 531,931 2,909,289 2.05 -47.70 Costa Rica 161,892 32,811 260,653 34,475 -37.89 -4.83 Curacao 225,407 16,284 236,431 38,458 -4.66 -57.66 Czech Republic 13,308 26,016 -100.00 -100.00 Dom. Republic 322,957 143,701 439,274 100,739 -26.48 42.65 Ecuador 42,334 71,856 149,281 113,617 -71.64 -36.76 El Salvador 323,216 32,566 231,180 127,987 39.81 -74.56 Fiji 8,731 11,868 9,294 720 -6.06 1548.33 Finland 47,729 55,768 26,899 44,096 77.44 26.47 France 17,490 9,686 92,846 7,549 -81.16 28.31 Gambia 7,920 21,480 Germany 2,765,015 12,557,712 4,235,211 17,738,202 -34.71 -29.21 Greece 10,602 6,480 62,206 2,741 -82.96 136.41 Grenada 8,580 6,216 -100.00 -100.00 Guatemala 68,333 4,380 30,784 1,847 121.98 137.14 Guyana 306,416 238,193 289,650 199,749 5.79 19.25 Haiti 17,330 727 115,595 13,608 -85.01 -94.66 Honduras 59,472 20,265 24,045 6,264 147.34 223.52 Hong Kong 653,387 543,189 2,832,089 4,906,979 -76.93 -88.93 Hungary 8,151 9,096 4,998,171 5,401,967 4,713,955 4,437,651 4,625,669 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 9603100000 BROOMS & BRUSHES, OF TWIGS/OTH VEG MAT BOUND 110,837,962 110,664,807 109,009,441 102,603,198 98,938,228 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 9603210000 TOOTH BRUSHES, INCL DENTAL -
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December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Albania 3,929 468 -100.00 -100.00 Argentina 555,255 1,751,739 355,675 878,468 56.11 99.41 Australia 453,829 177,985 536,402 148,873 -15.39 19.55 Barbados 3,595 2,544 -100.00 -100.00 Belgium 155,657 46,690 316,807 56,603 -50.87 -17.51 Bermuda 9,358 6,984 5,509 42 69.87 16528.57 Bolivia 34,944 15,408 18,338 3,044 90.56 406.18 Brazil 464,445 1,210,221 439,487 1,191,494 5.68 1.57 Canada 15,527,550 8,340,460 11,590,763 6,211,293 33.96 34.28 Cayman Islands 32,347 3,496 Chile 126,225 27,503 136,567 63,877 -7.57 -56.94 China 1,075,103 214,998 15,900 1,739 6661.65 12263.31 Colombia 366,467 844,688 253,782 776,633 44.40 8.76 Costa Rica 206,027 60,366 95,677 24,929 115.34 142.15 Curacao 10,832 4,653 Cyprus 8,886 2,856 24,790 2,978 -64.15 -4.10 Czech Republic 15,322 17,518 26,436 54,774 -42.04 -68.02 Denmark 3,280 1,600 3,010 552 8.97 189.86 Dom. Republic 204,538 119,900 110,937 74,739 84.37 60.42 Ecuador 48,662 24,256 498,693 88,323 -90.24 -72.54 El Salvador 199,392 233,424 17,509 9,668 1038.80 2314.40 Estonia 9,239 4,068 Fiji 4,810 2,722 Finland 3,034 672 France 56,611 24,896 113,140 17,803 -49.96 39.84 French Guiana 4,585 5,500 -100.00 -100.00 French Polynesia 5,625 2,800 Germany 844,519 265,573 665,079 612,768 26.98 -56.66 Greece 6,954 792 6,400 616 8.66 28.57 Guatemala 205,427 22,500 63,554 5,982 223.23 276.13 Guyana 41,466 4,104 Haiti 5,951 185 5,987 158 -0.60 17.09 Honduras 7,221 3,408 26,012 23,877 -72.24 -85.73 Hong Kong 293,895 35,128 679,180 97,586 -56.73 -64.00 Hungary 29,318 5,976 10,224 5,544 186.76 7.79 India 71,769 7,787 43,261 10,849 65.90 -28.22 Ireland 44,269 11,756 -100.00 -100.00 Israel 44,207 8,982 16,486 1,289 168.15 596.82 Italy 94,523 219,529 125,235 69,178 -24.52 217.34 Jamaica 3,569 1,680 10,016 1,256 -64.37 33.76 Japan 1,040,283 218,906 1,366,647 439,414 -23.88 -50.18 Kenya 10,286 1,125 -100.00 -100.00 Korea, South 600,080 117,615 899,201 217,904 -33.27 -46.02 Kuwait 125,299 61,177 169,866 12,865 -26.24 375.53 Lebanon 11,471 1,254 -100.00 -100.00 Lithuania 66,175 21,374 36,229 15,444 82.66 38.40 Luxembourg 5,382 600 Malaysia 92,520 7,168 32,630 2,495 183.54 187.29 Mexico 5,389,715 10,819,959 6,013,513 7,588,314 -10.37 42.59 Mozambique 2,527 2,808 -100.00 -100.00 Netherlands 206,343 38,580 289,410 141,494 -28.70 -72.73 New Zealand 15,863 2,698 3,931 2,016 303.54 33.83 Nicaragua 14,637 8,858 -100.00 -100.00 Nigeria 2,981 3,312 -100.00 -100.00 Norway 26,828 2,634 21,575 3,852 24.35 -31.62 Panama 229,207 65,639 131,321 60,476 74.54 8.54 Paraguay 41,523 17,456 21,593 5,002 92.30 248.98 Peru 74,336 31,993 68,520 37,241 8.49 -14.09 Philippines 44,423 21,552 Poland 180,232 26,804 185,668 32,449 -2.93 -17.40 Portugal 21,794 18,987 5,090 4,274 328.17 344.24 Qatar 14,813 3,493 13,849 7,632 6.96 -54.23 Romania 8,317 3,896 Russia 2,839 1,224 26,728 32,726 -89.38 -96.26 Saudi Arabia 308,863 161,609 47,380 6,806 551.88 2274.51 Serbia 5,986 2,880 8,099 4,248 -26.09 -32.20 Singapore 82,944 14,318 76,092 88,578 9.00 -83.84 Sint Maarten 4,543 2,376 3,214 1,968 41.35 20.73 South Africa 460,906 161,358 131,437 63,480 250.67 154.19 Spain 21,962 2,185 46,652 14,104 -52.92 -84.51 Sweden 31,285 4,443 42,630 19,028 -26.61 -76.65 Switzerland 1,408,611 205,367 8,598 715 16283.01 28622.66 Taiwan 749,460 77,219 420,811 46,258 78.10 66.93 Thailand 139,582 34,884 116,412 38,990 19.90 -10.53 Trinidad/Tobago 244,010 73,949 96,728 48,527 152.26 52.39 Turkey 14,904 12,168 9,600 3,500 55.25 247.66 UAE 393,195 109,981 364,295 183,123 7.93 -39.94 United Kingdom 1,436,613 537,389 1,118,843 435,424 28.40 23.42 Uruguay 20,184 8,914 25,063 12,024 -19.47 -25.86 Venezuela 683,455 37,136 1,092,949 126,726 -37.47 -70.70 Vietnam 11,050 85 West Bank/Israel 5,581 1,548 World Total 35,435,363 26,645,111 29,203,710 20,169,657 21.34 32.10 33,416,884 32,897,307 32,762,796 29,203,710 35,435,363 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
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December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Albania 5,006 245 -100.00 -100.00 Argentina 144,604 31,873 116,684 56,823 23.93 -43.91 Aruba 3,022 160 Australia 3,382,503 522,741 3,079,780 477,085 9.83 9.57 Austria 2,903 45 Bahamas 3,834 248 6,351 651 -39.63 -61.90 Bangladesh 9,285 4,464 Barbados 6,321 3,789 6,832 4,116 -7.48 -7.94 Belgium 2,335,211 899,140 1,969,727 1,148,051 18.56 -21.68 Belize 5,059 606 -100.00 -100.00 Bermuda 4,212 1,440 Bolivia 6,270 1,200 Brazil 1,945,278 520,705 1,497,787 564,021 29.88 -7.68 Bulgaria 3,930 10 Canada 29,272,417 7,377,816 22,098,678 6,704,429 32.46 10.04 Cayman Islands 7,350 70 Chile 74,727 13,894 436,318 98,126 -82.87 -85.84 China 1,761,538 287,422 1,963,192 391,303 -10.27 -26.55 Colombia 100,934 26,793 112,971 53,553 -10.65 -49.97 Costa Rica 114,823 21,113 110,192 36,193 4.20 -41.67 Cote d’Ivoire 16,790 1,182 -100.00 -100.00 Curacao 10,999 1,160 Cyprus 27,191 2,388 -100.00 -100.00 Czech Republic 484,116 102,498 418,129 92,556 15.78 10.74 Denmark 51,669 5,122 115,050 13,770 -55.09 -62.80 Dom. Republic 62,849 14,806 41,307 3,874 52.15 282.19 Ecuador 164,742 34,260 47,405 28,880 247.52 18.63 Egypt 42,315 12,400 4,979 770 749.87 1510.39 El Salvador 90,460 47,255 180,782 42,815 -49.96 10.37 Estonia 30,535 3,706 13,311 3,036 129.40 22.07 Faroe Islands 2,797 206 -100.00 -100.00 Finland 52,085 6,682 -100.00 -100.00 France 1,957,440 641,232 2,158,667 330,732 -9.32 93.88 Georgia 126,728 15,172 -100.00 -100.00 Germany 1,558,901 549,394 1,257,261 357,566 23.99 53.65 Guatemala 33,029 7,345 63,689 17,753 -48.14 -58.63 Guyana 10,203 6,144 Honduras 90,892 10,357 105,802 9,297 -14.09 11.40 Hong Kong 234,414 28,436 130,838 8,027 79.16 254.25 Hungary 2,819 648 19,862 5,290 -85.81 -87.75 India 3,244,693 2,865,743 473,795 66,083 584.83 4236.58 Indonesia 83,660 29,705 14,689 6,690 469.54 344.02 Iraq 14,356 1,312 -100.00 -100.00 Ireland 26,528 5,201 78,526 10,368 -66.22 -49.84 Israel 28,691 2,474 60,237 15,330 -52.37 -83.86 Italy 21,416 1,340 76,659 1,938 -72.06 -30.86 Jamaica 35,117 2,106 -100.00 -100.00 Japan 1,387,062 121,173 2,126,491 66,388 -34.77 82.52 Kazakhstan 29,544 17,403 69,429 41,884 -57.45 -58.45 Korea, South 220,042 32,156 329,091 22,827 -33.14 40.87 Kuwait 56,153 8,668 76,446 19,998 -26.55 -56.66 Kyrgyzstan 119,035 322 117,541 414 1.27 -22.22 Lebanon 6,204 47 -100.00 -100.00 Lithuania 2,802 70 7,737 590 -63.78 -88.14 Macau 6,435 3 -100.00 -100.00 Malaysia 126,209 20,075 440,435 134,602 -71.34 -85.09 Malta 17,653 1,404 -100.00 -100.00 Martinique 14,639 3,050 -100.00 -100.00 Mauritius 10,689 325 Mexico 6,542,336 986,169 4,657,685 1,118,201 40.46 -11.81 Morocco 4,875 150 Netherlands 597,133 61,414 656,663 92,926 -9.07 -33.91 New Zealand 79,452 31,600 81,929 46,532 -3.02 -32.09 Nicaragua 96,181 933 5,572 2,759 1626.15 -66.18 Norway 24,028 285 43,285 2,906 -44.49 -90.19 Oman 15,309 3,520 -100.00 -100.00 Pakistan 3,490 1,824 Panama 164,887 42,379 135,211 26,174 21.95 61.91 Paraguay 36,291 3,535 Peru 95,460 32,893 38,217 21,595 149.78 52.32 Philippines 12,429 3,207 20,391 4,136 -39.05 -22.46 Poland 490,793 95,960 878,984 182,916 -44.16 -47.54 Portugal 6,661 2,522 -100.00 -100.00 Qatar 10,611 725 106,422 15,132 -90.03 -95.21 Romania 16,289 558 21,847 3,237 -25.44 -82.76 Russia 25,768 21,272 570,723 203,937 -95.49 -89.57 Saudi Arabia 24,590 3,389 226,056 36,355 -89.12 -90.68 Serbia 11,631 5,580 18,136 11,196 -35.87 -50.16 Singapore 475,109 91,043 292,104 34,242 62.65 165.88 Slovenia 31,246 4,078 11,374 1,700 174.71 139.88 South Africa 279,000 119,975 280,377 145,466 -0.49 -17.52 Spain 110,089 33,030 305,544 129,987 -63.97 -74.59 Suriname 2,870 48 -100.00 -100.00 Sweden 663,708 113,172 469,423 78,850 41.39 43.53 Switzerland 281,995 2,918 47,610 1,006 492.30 190.06 Taiwan 96,201 14,663 69,282 5,684 38.85 157.97 Thailand 601,344 27,952 773,438 25,762 -22.25 8.50 Trinidad/Tobago 12,784 2,710 6,013 663 112.61 308.75 Tunisia 10,314 11,630 -100.00 -100.00 Turkey 3,443 1,100 Ukraine 3,505 1,980 40,495 25,572 -91.34 -92.26 UAE 834,361 114,978 1,022,881 138,137 -18.43 -16.77 United Kingdom 4,007,856 629,128 5,967,697 862,083 -32.84 -27.02 Uruguay 11,012 2,174 9,682 529 13.74 310.96 Venezuela 50,896 3,584 -100.00 -100.00 Vietnam 16,554 1,628 World Total 65,025,520 16,734,743 56,999,821 14,109,219 14.08 18.61
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December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Antigua/Barbuda 5,249 4,447 Aruba 5,462 4,554 Australia 86,755 22,454 91,703 7,441 -5.40 201.76 Bahamas 9,064 3,986 13,068 1,953 -30.64 104.10 Bahrain 10,255 4,350 -100.00 -100.00 Barbados 17,834 6,494 30,252 13,306 -41.05 -51.19 Belarus 32,317 15,792 22,905 10,250 41.09 54.07 Belgium 240,629 21,640 6,566 6,528 3564.77 231.50 Bermuda 28,093 7,719 10,858 3,892 158.73 98.33 Brazil 60,188 20,100 52,636 15,240 14.35 31.89 British VI 3,842 1,248 9,429 7,426 -59.25 -83.19 Cameroon 3,768 5,024 Canada 2,122,235 824,939 2,398,892 1,028,366 -11.53 -19.78 Cayman Islands 31,382 10,322 40,275 2,784 -22.08 270.76 Chile 21,882 3,876 -100.00 -100.00 China 31,784 1,701 10,170 510 212.53 233.53 Colombia 4,338 329 Costa Rica 47,356 19,207 58,411 2,500 -18.93 668.28 Czech Republic 4,372 135 -100.00 -100.00 Denmark 85,401 25,122 -100.00 -100.00 Dominica 7,607 1,836 -100.00 -100.00 Dom. Republic 414,613 14,346 628,306 44,049 -34.01 -67.43 Ecuador 4,730 2,940 El Salvador 62,351 10,133 148,632 24,107 -58.05 -57.97 Equatorial Guinea 6,588 600 -100.00 -100.00 Fiji 29,437 9,955 22,655 9,501 29.94 4.78 Finland 2,935 500 -100.00 -100.00 France 73,472 12,076 30,279 2,930 142.65 312.15 French Polynesia 2,541 825 Germany 105,540 27,319 137,521 32,946 -23.26 -17.08 Greece 11,649 4,008 Grenada 3,930 1,474 9,896 3,795 -60.29 -61.16 Guatemala 10,135 1,046 29,378 4,717 -65.50 -77.82 Guyana 22,806 14,418 Haiti 3,607 360 6,435,010 6,336,895 6,674,692 7,388,864 7,866,504 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
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Honduras 35,720 13,563 42,515 23,947 -15.98 -43.36 India 312,663 75,542 201,472 32,423 55.19 132.99 Ireland 39,519 7,335 55,749 16,096 -29.11 -54.43 Israel 101,857 9,659 25,523 504 299.08 1816.47 Italy 7,880 2,000 17,898 2,000 -55.97 0.00 Jamaica 87,176 28,422 86,935 28,562 0.28 -0.49 Japan 10,223 119 54,914 7,050 -81.38 -98.31 Korea, South 108,073 36,411 76,802 14,609 40.72 149.24 Liberia 2,850 600 Lithuania 28,051 5,632 15,924 3,492 76.16 61.28 Malaysia 65,041 13,470 52,571 10,572 23.72 27.41 Malta 6,439 2,347 -100.00 -100.00 Mexico 2,535,351 1,118,361 1,829,331 1,023,063 38.59 9.31 Netherlands 19,144 5,166 18,668 2,823 2.55 83.00 New Zealand 121,159 34,489 199,112 55,607 -39.15 -37.98 Norway 3,359 218 7,154 2,218 -53.05 -90.17 Oman 7,996 165 Panama 71,119 21,957 92,458 42,501 -23.08 -48.34 Peru 2,943 350 14,864 1,553 -80.20 -77.46 Philippines 28,107 7,094 Poland 11,830 4,514 Romania 4,451 1,608 -100.00 -100.00 Russia 58,547 26,900 -100.00 -100.00 Samoa 7,149 4,303 2,754 624 159.59 589.58 Saudi Arabia 46,387 48,666 35,290 36,167 31.45 34.56 Singapore 5,000 500 Sint Maarten 7,273 1,024 -100.00 -100.00 South Africa 181,795 235,862 96,758 120,101 87.89 96.39 Spain 6,589 1,100 10,483 576 -37.15 90.97 St Kitts/Nevis 4,242 2,812 St Lucia 2,869 1,771 -100.00 -100.00 St Vin/Grenadines 16,308 6,117 Sweden 3,228 245 -100.00 -100.00 Taiwan 7,010 350 2,700 300 159.63 16.67 Thailand 11,628 113 28,990 228 -59.89 -50.44 Trinidad/Tobago 40,540 17,445 18,355 6,246 120.87 179.30 Turkey 8,926 720 -100.00 -100.00 Ukraine 6,840 1,732 48,663 1,362 -85.94 27.17 UAE 19,297 302 -100.00 -100.00 United Kingdom 453,368 144,265 341,224 108,219 32.87 33.31 Venezuela 6,407 165 -100.00 -100.00 Vietnam 4,480 5 6,735 25 -33.48 -80.00 World Total 7,866,504 2,917,193 7,392,151 2,834,610 6.42 2.91 9603404020 Paint Pads (no) December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Australia 37,472 14,409 -100.00 -100.00 Bahamas 10,895 2,524 Belize 2,757 40 -100.00 -100.00 Bermuda 4,248 3,600 -100.00 -100.00 Cayman Islands 5,925 1,258 -100.00 -100.00 China 4,029 1,141 -100.00 -100.00 Colombia 3,055 3,027 9,104 7,428 -66.44 -59.25 Costa Rica 2,688 761 Dom. Republic 4,227 39 Finland 23,212 11,360 2,683 1,680 765.15 576.19 France 5,648 980 12,308 1,026 -54.11 -4.48 Germany 18,506 1,902 5,240 630 253.17 201.90 India 38,452 19,044 Israel 17,164 3,652 35,490 8,705 -51.64 -58.05 Japan 5,376 1,438 5,702 3,312 -5.72 -56.58 Malaysia 2,643 576 Mexico 65,705 10,903 96,749 57,157 -32.09 -80.92 Netherlands 5,625 924 -100.00 -100.00 New Zealand 2,775 4 -100.00 -100.00 Norway 2,875 814 -100.00 -100.00 Peru 3,287 3,480 -100.00 -100.00 Singapore 10,615 2,856 6,663 1,872 59.31 52.56 Thailand 10,200 2,890 -100.00 -100.00 United Kingdom 131,979 18,358 50,274 7,849 162.52 133.89 Venezuela 24,464 6,084 World Total 364,629 83,504 303,406 118,219 20.18 -29.36 478,018 407,470 331,725 303,406 364,629 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
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52 | www.brushwaremag.com 9603404050 Paint,distempr,varnish Or Similr Brushes,ex 960330 (no) December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Antigua/Barbuda 3,945 716 Argentina 12,429 2,012 3,415 576 263.95 249.31 Australia 24,880 4,868 52,352 10,336 -52.48 -52.90 Austria 5,703 1,402 Bahamas 49,788 16,458 43,982 7,545 13.20 118.13 Bahrain 3,658 158 -100.00 -100.00 Barbados 25,084 1,087 93,139 27,218 -73.07 -96.01 Belarus 19,319 5,802 19,078 5,442 1.26 6.62 Belgium 218,546 46,852 11,059 3,888 1876.18 1105.04 Belize 9,296 4,713 Bermuda 33,493 11,141 29,582 7,619 13.22 46.23 Brazil 104,776 6,390 4,752 206 2104.88 3001.94 British VI 11,934 517 30,556 4,026 -60.94 -87.16 Canada 8,077,513 1,824,007 8,258,754 1,754,815 -2.19 3.94 Cayman Islands 33,248 6,470 32,907 2,182 1.04 196.52 Chile 53,451 4,447 29,347 3,382 82.13 31.49 China 1,602,851 100,138 815,837 32,748 96.47 205.78 Colombia 19,016 1,945 7,354 318 158.58 511.64 Costa Rica 31,564 2,583 20,259 1,393 55.80 85.43 Croatia 6,347 275 18,269 1,089 -65.26 -74.75 Czech Republic 228,820 29,115 47,817 5,355 378.53 443.70 Denmark 199,736 13,921 Dominica 86,429 5,112 -100.00 -100.00 Dom. Republic 5,834 1,347 44,618 1,521 -86.92 -11.44 Ecuador 13,436 368 9,364 2,656 43.49 -86.14 El Salvador 117,311 3,335 39,305 2,578 198.46 29.36 Estonia 6,583 1,124 45,503 6,530 -85.53 -82.79 Fiji 23,333 9,667 15,479 670 50.74 1342.84 Finland 24,838 3,636 32,324 1,898 -23.16 91.57 France 260,546 38,371 145,906 19,398 78.57 97.81 Germany 168,608 19,450 89,538 8,176 88.31 137.89 Ghana 4,000 68 -100.00 -100.00 Greece 50,625 8,480 20,158 2,718 151.14 211.99 Grenada 31,392 4,427 2,659 115 1080.59 3749.57 Guatemala 14,850 510 -100.00 -100.00 Guyana 4,070 1,493 -100.00 -100.00 Honduras 31,890 1,677 9,646 902 230.60 85.92 Hong Kong 3,792 600 252,875 958 -98.50 -37.37 Hungary 7,823 339 11,042 2,050 -29.15 -83.46 Iceland 32,209 1,634 -100.00 -100.00 India 25,312 1,055 682,115 30,277 -96.29 -96.52 Indonesia 13,400 580 19,500 844 -31.28 -31.28 Ireland 416,733 24,264 333,113 35,781 25.10 -32.19 Israel 140,856 4,187 31,490 1,503 347.30 178.58 Italy 209,289 17,322 31,171 10,193 571.42 69.94 Jamaica 72,212 21,304 126,325 39,638 -42.84 -46.25 Japan 162,814 6,664 52,796 5,003 208.38 33.20 Kazakhstan 10,738 788 Korea, South 1,231,371 73,511 1,116,009 50,857 10.34 44.54 Kuwait 5,049 6 Lebanon 5,639 244 Liberia 4,471 800 -100.00 -100.00 Libya 7,979 203 Lithuania 34,167 2,147 Luxembourg 72,753 3,151 Malaysia 24,251 2,337 14,970 3,458 62.00 -32.42 Mexico 632,894 77,478 1,070,326 137,097 -40.87 -43.49 Netherlands 166,359 28,405 264,472 35,475 -37.10 -19.93 New Zealand 48,314 10,829 200,788 63,777 -75.94 -83.02 Norway 7,591 329 -100.00 -100.00 Oman 3,088 6 Panama 63,488 30,785 204,771 26,713 -69.00 15.24 Peru 31,055 2,655 7,591 1,660 309.10 59.94 Philippines 18,387 846 13,902 1,677 32.26 -49.55 Poland 362,528 60,734 27,589 4,848 1214.03 1152.76 Russia 2,881 1,788 63,710 4,484 -95.48 -60.12 Samoa 3,103 1,947 -100.00 -100.00 Saudi Arabia 3,045 87 21,938 3,151 -86.12 -97.24 Singapore 15,445 1,644 21,622 1,239 -28.57 32.69 Sint Maarten 4,186 966 Slovakia 123,952 20,929 13,687 1,749 805.62 1096.63 Slovenia 42,594 7,600 31,232 5,480 36.38 38.69 South Africa 4,673 24 6,324 1,200 -26.11 -98.00 Spain 23,132 5,818 17,670 2,706 30.91 115.00 St Kitts/Nevis 3,638 157 -100.00 -100.00 St Lucia 3,579 1,312 4,546 197 -21.27 565.99 St Vin/Grenadines 13,533 947 14,248 3,851 -5.02 -75.41 Suriname 64,180 2,778 -100.00 -100.00 Sweden 9,642 3,136 27,855 1,081 -65.39 190.10 Switzerland 18,560 3,002 Taiwan 26,608 7,336 4,260 2,100 524.60 249.33 Thailand 48,017 3,574 28,151 2,136 70.57 67.32 Trinidad/Tobago 160,895 46,772 229,284 51,622 -29.83 -9.40 Turkey 9,827 3,100 Turks & Caicos 2,548 1,069 -100.00 -100.00 Ukraine 4,570 720 UAE 33,848 2,120 21,948 1,525 54.22 39.02 United Kingdom 4,651,962 892,624 2,282,541 488,007 103.81 82.91 Venezuela 6,683 4,005 Vietnam 3,420 150 136,078 5,891 -97.49 -97.45 World Total 20,487,478 3,554,835 17,589,645 2,959,583 16.47 20.11
(no) December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Angola 26,271 823 14,223 382 84.71 115.45 Argentina 165,487 6,429 126,048 6,033 31.29 6.56 Aruba 2,532 12 Australia 1,285,584 71,786 1,286,625 114,614 -0.08 -37.37 Austria 28,131 500 134,060 2,651 -79.02 -81.14 Azerbaijan 14,212 400 10,968 300 29.58 33.33 Bahamas 5,685 1 5,581 151 1.86 -99.34 Bahrain 12,670 40 516,656 26,755 -97.55 -99.85 Barbados 13,084 115 4,776 63 173.95 82.54 Belarus 10,920 24 -100.00 -100.00 Belgium 965,238 64,843 1,575,542 39,656 -38.74 63.51 Belize 10,113 301 Bermuda 2,769 30 -100.00 -100.00 Bolivia 22,079 2,516 19,134 431 15.39 483.76 Brazil 645,102 83,658 680,367 58,200 -5.18 43.74 British VI 6,814 1 Brunei 10,514 72 Bulgaria 10,561 224 Cameroon 5,475 50 Canada 36,147,991 1,871,961 33,471,049 1,732,729 8.00 8.04 Chile 487,765 94,535 221,184 41,275 120.52 129.04 China 4,533,466 651,197 5,014,214 789,350 -9.59 -17.50 Colombia 558,092 245,853 548,922 57,000 1.67 331.32 Costa Rica 116,562 6,910 72,463 5,428 60.86 27.30 Cote d’Ivoire 15,919 612 Curacao 15,689 55 Cyprus 3,187 8 Czech Republic 301,046 7,567 127,995 6,276 135.20 20.57 Denmark 12,123 2,423 29,114 8,585 -58.36 -71.78 Dom. Republic 164,198 30,511 66,682 33,171 146.24 -8.02 Ecuador 149,309 5,699 139,472 6,681 7.05 -14.70 Egypt 60,944 1,636 43,017 271 41.67 503.69 El Salvador 51,980 1,487 50,035 3,009 3.89 -50.58 Estonia 5,098 380 9,987 1,099 -48.95 -65.42 Finland 149,484 2,433 47,148 3,335 217.05 -27.05 France 1,458,817 1,137,099 955,042 634,135 52.75 79.31 French Polynesia 2,850 150 -100.00 -100.00 17,658,934 15,815,138 15,147,829 17,589,645 20,487,478 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
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December 2022 YTD December 2021 YTD YTD Growth% Country Value Qty Value Qty Value Qty Afghanistan 8,203 200 -100.00 -100.00 Angola 3,243 130 3,385 840 -4.19 -84.52 Antigua/Barbuda 12,610 1,290 Argentina 147,044 24,543 150,969 4,034 -2.60 508.40 Armenia 6,285 144 Aruba 135,318 6,336 86,981 5,408 55.57 17.16 Australia 5,070,312 1,117,153 2,681,787 225,781 89.06 394.79 Austria 104,645 7,010 26,871 3,996 289.43 75.43 Azerbaijan 11,385 345 -100.00 -100.00 Bahamas 165,234 19,418 145,282 21,745 13.73 -10.70 Bahrain 31,066 6,828 31,302 7,857 -0.75 -13.10 Bangladesh 10,090 1,023 Barbados 61,111 10,583 92,955 8,625 -34.26 22.70 Belarus 6,200 775 30,234 1,286 -79.49 -39.74 Belgium 3,258,576 1,196,251 3,090,004 1,167,899 5.46 2.43 Belize 12,428 161 18,608 15,553 -33.21 -98.96 Bermuda 21,020 2 22,577 1,017 -6.90 -99.80 Bolivia 16,431 1,185 18,109 1,482 -9.27 -20.04 Bosnia/Herzeg. 5,400 300 -100.00 -100.00 Brazil 570,774 98,550 524,725 98,293 8.78 0.26 British VI 666,000 39,907 15,909 3,848 4086.31 937.08 Brunei 2,549 30 -100.00 -100.00 Bulgaria 21,054 1,698 -100.00 -100.00 Burkina Faso 8,000 7 -100.00 -100.00 Cambodia 3,861 1 Canada 80,432,094 17,991,068 67,909,549 17,465,806 18.44 3.01 Cayman Islands 82,956 5,740 78,234 7,932 6.04 -27.63 Chile 894,726 610,583 503,514 155,814 77.70 291.87 China 1,797,173 218,175 2,751,763 285,910 -34.69 -23.69 Colombia 2,118,640 88,977 320,522 12,241 561.00 626.88 Costa Rica 764,067 138,115 505,949 84,145 51.02 64.14 Croatia 9,664 25 -100.00 -100.00 Curacao 628,099 5,265 5,182 1,560 12020.78 237.50 Cyprus 36,264 1,070 -100.00 -100.00 Czech Republic 112,903 10,712 80,932 22,307 39.50 -51.98 Denmark 598,406 58,628 366,411 74,771 63.32 -21.59 Djibouti 2,600 2 Dom. Republic 456,106 53,011 498,793 60,928 -8.56 -12.99 Ecuador 426,775 159,047 184,121 77,035 131.79 106.46 Egypt 25,934 1,453 21,923 110 18.30 1220.91 El Salvador 149,156 20,760 137,986 37,733 8.10 -44.98 Equatorial Guinea 4,472 400 Estonia 37,056 5,186 33,877 4,975 9.38 4.24 Fiji 7,244 4,434 4,297 1,200 68.58 269.50 Finland 103,599 17,758 102,474 14,784 1.10 20.12 France 1,275,010 88,081 1,109,865 94,790 14.88 -7.08 French Polynesia 2,730 290 Georgia 5,325 410 Germany 2,108,708 309,999 2,648,448 413,954 -20.38 -25.11 Ghana 9,400 10 2,840 168 230.99 -94.05 Greece 40,730 11,005 63,526 12,021 -35.88 -8.45 Greenland 7,410 690 -100.00 -100.00 Grenada 17,343 857 4,983 255 248.04 236.08 Guadeloupe 4,037 13 Guatemala 233,011 15,646 160,441 17,810 45.23 -12.15 Guyana 17,497 592 2,986 2 485.97 29500.00 Haiti 3,156 1,057 37,087 2,197 -91.49 -51.89 Honduras 138,604 26,376 49,539 6,356 179.79 314.98 Hong Kong 269,703 67,195 534,138 47,385 -49.51 41.81 Hungary 8,695 1 27,067 1,235 -67.88 -99.92 Iceland 5,968 129 India 320,287 25,309 340,024 62,234 -5.80 -59.33 Indonesia 104,907 19,125 295,750 18,695 -64.53 2.30 Iran 13,004 1,238 Iraq 38,191 295 Ireland 1,606,993 78,266 2,778,728 104,655 -42.17 -25.22 Israel 314,759 25,247 232,181 8,883 35.57 184.22 Italy 463,678 106,440 367,298 79,506 26.24 33.88 Jamaica 181,551 6,758 48,384 1,700 275.23 297.53 Japan 3,347,445 348,253 2,890,641 324,669 15.80 7.26 Jordan 67,539 6,756 65,547 10,335 3.04 -34.63 Kazakhstan 3,280 2,365 9,299 456 -64.73 418.64 Kenya 19,958 190 3,842 1 419.47 18900.00 Korea, South 2,448,582 3,064,423 1,909,029 2,821,689 28.26 8.60 Kuwait 59,213 10,864 80,696 9,475 -26.62 14.66 Latvia 16,485 602 14,217 673 15.95 -10.55 Lithuania 18,604 3,242 Luxembourg 3,200 3,000 -100.00 -100.00 Madagascar 2,645 198 -100.00 -100.00 Malaysia 226,276 38,816 225,033 52,189 0.55 -25.62 Maldives 12,391 1,092 6,046 522 104.95 109.20 Mali 3,695 1 5,500 1 -32.82 0.00 Malta 3,522 444 Mexico 12,477,079 4,023,144 14,139,676 6,039,272 -11.76 -33.38 Monaco 11,583 456 -100.00 -100.00 Morocco 11,577 222 16,298 1,000 -28.97 -77.80 Netherlands 1,119,437 245,939 935,190 279,084 19.70 -11.88 New Caledonia 5,896 745 New Zealand 406,407 84,252 245,741 32,348 65.38 160.46 Nicaragua 135,729 15,866 69,846 5,196 94.33 205.35 Niger 3,070 350 Nigeria 2,700 15 -100.00 -100.00 Norway 504,447 39,212 186,914 19,648 169.88 99.57 Oman 2,690 1,000 Pakistan 38,729 11,270 43,634 5,722 -11.24 96.96 Panama 239,537 90,318 375,134 89,324 -36.15 1.11 Paraguay 42,589 3,145 7,491 1,034 468.54 204.16 Peru 201,748 49,745 251,623 40,672 -19.82 22.31 Philippines 784,934 150,081 394,252 133,832 99.09 12.14 Poland 327,661 33,066 142,291 14,723 130.28 124.59 Portugal 12,814 20,502 45,198 21,215 -71.65 -3.36 Qatar 47,099 2,334 40,048 2,823 17.61 -17.32 Romania 5,528 1,181 14,041 2,301 -60.63 -48.67 Russia 161,441 18,964 260,824 72,093 -38.10 -73.70 Saudi Arabia 1,384,445 69,767 1,793,334 125,015 -22.80 -44.19 Senegal 20,492 88 Serbia 6,640 175 -100.00 -100.00 Singapore 696,171 590,166 812,878 1,380,272 -14.36 -57.24 Sint Maarten 8,238 486 8,464 208 -2.67 133.65 Slovakia 20,237 1,714 Slovenia 12,555 2,140 21,050 4,608 -40.36 -53.56 Somalia 6,900 460 19,120 1,272 -63.91 -63.84 South Africa 277,435 36,028 315,834 32,505 -12.16 10.84 Spain 175,201 31,929 212,680 34,320 -17.62 -6.97 St Kitts/Nevis 23,840 5,295 St Lucia 7,991 1,240 54,413 6,789 -85.31 -81.74 St Vin/Grenadines 13,142 1,201 Suriname 27,333 160 Sweden 330,094 13,955 130,739 26,022 152.48 -46.37 Switzerland 110,778 11,872 98,771 13,960 12.16 -14.96 Taiwan 409,754 33,553 316,844 17,469 29.32 92.07 Thailand 141,116 18,530 158,885 17,831 -11.18 3.92 Trinidad/Tobago 206,060 31,036 233,457 17,213 -11.74 80.31 Tunisia 17,745 2,100 -100.00 -100.00 Turkey 74,711 7,809 6,298 1,100 1086.27 609.91 Turks & Caicos 2,560 40 11,089 61 -76.91 -34.43 Ukraine 26,851 8,282 90,292 23,075 -70.26 -64.11 UAE 701,652 131,644 404,180 69,953 73.60 88.19 United Kingdom 1,825,666 402,276 2,162,443 316,488 -15.57 27.11 Uruguay 20,479 1,221 16,375 2,541 25.06 -51.95 Venezuela 86,562 27,001 527,901 53,492 -83.60 -49.52 Vietnam 89,890 9,453 62,363 11,212 44.14 -15.69 Zambia 6,600 800 Zimbabwe 3,003 438 World Total 135,592,699 32,411,911 119,138,413 32,892,773 13.81 -1.46 100,519,287 97,332,639 103,299,045 119,138,413 135,592,699 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
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US Manufacturing PMI Slide Continues Into January

India and Italy both register above 50 percent for PMI readings to start the year

While many countries seemed to find a bottom for manufacturing activity, the U.S. continued to slide deeper into contraction territory based on the latest PMI reading from the ISM® Report On Business® for manufacturing. The report tagged U.S. manufacturing with a reading of 47.4 percent for January, which represents a relatively steady decline that began in December of 2021.

“New order rates remain depressed due to buyer and supplier disagreements regarding price levels and delivery lead times; these should be resolved by the second quarter,” says Timothy R. Fiore, Chair of the ISM® Manufacturing Business Survey Committee. “In the meantime, panelists’ companies are attempting to maintain head-count levels during the anticipated slow first half in preparation for a strong performance in the second half of 2023. Eighty-six percent of manufacturing gross domestic product is contracting, up from 85 percent in December. However, 26 percent of sector industries had a composite PMI® calculation of below 45 percent in January, down from 35 percent the previous month.”

The report also indicates a softening in demand with the New Orders Index contracting strongly while the New Export

Orders Index showed improvement but still remained below 50 percent. The Customers’ Inventories Index contracted slightly which should be a positive for future production. The Backlog of Orders Index increased for a second straight month but still remains in contraction territory.

On the plus side, panelists’ companies indicate that they are not going to substantially reduce headcounts as they are projecting improvement in the second half of the year.

US SECTOR REPORT

ISM® GROWTH SECTORS (6): AMiscellaneous Manufacturing; and Transportation Equipment.

ISM® CONTRACTION SECTORS (12): Wood Products; Textile Mills; Paper Products; Furniture and Related Products; Apparel, Leather and Allied Products; Plastics and Rubber Products; Electrical Equipment, Appliances and Components; Primary Metals; Nonmetallic Mineral Products; Fabricated Metal Products; Chemical Products; Machinery; Food, Beverage and Tobacco Products; Petroleum and Coal Products; and Computer and Electronic Products.

ISM® MANUFACTURING AT A GLANCE (US)

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JANUARY 2023 Series Series PCT Rate of Trend* Index Index JAN Index DEC PT Change Direction Change (Months) Manufacturing PMI® 47.4 48.4 -1.0 Contracting Faster 3 New Orders 42.5 45.1 -2.6 Contracting Faster 5 Production 48.0 48.6 -0.6 Contracting Faster 2 Employment 50.6 50.8 -0.2 Growing Slower 2 Supplier Deliveries 45.6 45.1 +0.5 Faster Slower 4 Inventories 50.2 52.3 -2.1 Growing Slower 18 Customers’ Inventories 47.4 48.2 -0.8 Too Low Faster 76 Prices 44.5 39.4 +5.1 Decreasing Slower 4 Backlog of Orders 43.4 41.4 +2.0 Contracting Slower 4 New Export Orders 49.4 46.2 +3.2 Contracting Slower 6 Imports 47.8 45.1 +2.7 Contracting Slower 3 OVERALL ECONOMY Contracting Faster 2 Manufacturing Sector Contracting Faster 3
of months moving in current direction. Source: Institute for Supply Management®, ISM®, PMI®, Report On Business®
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economic DASHBOARD

ISM® REPORT COMMENTS (US Manufacturers)

“Business is still strong, but we have begun to see softening in some pricing, and lead times seem to be improving.”

Computer and Electronic Products

“Conditions are reasonable. Sales are a little better than planned. Cost pressures are easing for most products. There have been a lot fewer supply disruptions so far this year, and few are expected in the short term. The crystal ball remains a little blurry for the rest of 2023.”

Chemical Products

“Sales have dropped (as expected) at the beginning of the year. The forecast from the sales department is showing even lower sales than we expected. If this holds true, inventory levels will rise slightly over the next month and a half.”

Food, Beverage and Tobacco Products

“Supply chain issues continue to plague our production schedules. Transportation from our overseas suppliers is also contributing to delays. Lead times have doubled for critical electronics, gaskets, sealants and specialized steel.”

Transportation Equipment

“Strong big ag demand continues to drive heightened demand for parts. Large construction/off-highway original equipment manufacturers have strong demand as well creating continued capacity constraints with the supply base.” Machinery

“Some business segments showing demand softening globally. Many materials showing improved lead times as well as cost deflation.”

Electrical Equipment, Appliances and Components

“Thus far, the outlook for the first half of 2023 looks very soft. Demand for our products has taken a sharp downward turn. Our inventories are high, as well as our customers’. It seems everyone is bracing for a recession.”

Fabricated Metal Products

“Customers are being quite aggressive in pursuing price decreases, far beyond the price relief we are actually receiving from our suppliers.” Miscellaneous Manufacturing

“Industrial construction is strong. Commercial construction is slower.”

Nonmetallic Mineral Products

“In the past two weeks, we are seeing a slowing of new orders.” Primary Metals

GLOBAL MANUFACTURING

EUROPE: The S&P Global Eurozone Manufacturing PMI registered 48.8 percent for January, up one percent from the December reading. It was the third straight month of improvement for Eurozone factory activity as the supply chain continued to remain stable. New orders declined, but at a slower rate despite a continuing decline in export business. Cost inflation hit a 26-month low and business optimism was up.

INDIA: While remaining well above the 50-percent line, the S&P Global India Manufacturing PMI slipped to 55.4 percent to start the year after a surge to 57.8 percent in December. Output and new orders grew but at a slower rate. Export sales have driven that growth over the past 10 months. Delivery times were shorter, but input costs hit a three-month high. Prices overall continued to increase.

ITALY: The S&P Global Italy Manufacturing PMI pushed into growth territory with a 50.4 percent reading for January. It was the first trip above the 50-percent line since June 2022. Output grew slightly, but new orders were weak as higher borrowing costs and fears of a recession factored in. Employment saw a bump and business confidence improved.

CHINA: The Caixin China General Manufacturing PMI came in at 49.2 percent in January to continue a streak in contraction territory that dates back to August 2022. Output fell but not as severely as in previous months. Export demand was still weak and fell for a sixth straight month. Backlogs of work increased and that helped improve employment figures. Delivery times were improved and business optimism reached the highest level since April 2021.

GERMANY: The S&P Global/BME Germany Manufacturing PMI was reported at 47.3 percent for January, up just 0.2 percent from December. Still, it represented a third straight month of improvement. The most significant headwind was a decline in new orders brought about by high inventories, high prices and a slowdown in investment. Export orders were weak, but employment grew for the 23rd straight month. Business optimism was up for the first time since February of last year.

UNITED KINGDOM: The S&P Global/CIPS UK Manufacturing PMI continued to bounce up and down in contraction territory to register 47.0 percent for January 2023. That was up nicely from the December figure of 45.3 percent but represented a sixth month in contraction territory. New orders dropped to continue an eight-month trend based on lower demand from the domestic and export markets. Input costs fell, but selling price inflation increased, while business confidence also pushed up.

Credits: Institute for Supply Management®, PMI® (Purchasing Managers' Index), Report On Business®. For more information, visit the ISM® website at www.ismworld.org.

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MONTHS EURO AREA MANUFACTURING PMI 36 MONTHS | MOVING AVERAGE: SIX MONTHS
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S&P Global 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 ITALY MANUFACTURING PMI 36 MONTHS | MOVING AVERAGE: SIX MONTHS
data: S&P Global 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70
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March 4-7, 2023

The Inspired Home Show | Chicago, Illinois

We connect not only buyer to seller, but also product to lifestyle and the industry to the consumer mindset. Over 52,000 home and housewares professionals from more than 130 countries converge upon Chicago for the Show. www.theinspiredhomeshow.com

March 5-7, 2023

IBS New York | New York, New York

See and test the quality of beauty products before making a purchasing decision at the International Beauty Show in New York. Salon professionals flock to this event to stock up on their high-end product needs and check on the latest developments that have come about in the beauty industry. www.ibsnewyork.com

March 16-20, 2023

Cosmoprof Worldwide Bologna | Bologna, Italy

As the most influential global event dedicated to all facets of the beauty industry, Cosmoprof Worldwide Bologna has been a landmark event for more than 50 years. www.cosmoprof.com

March 22-25, 2023

ABMA Annual Convention | San Diego, California

The American Brush Manufacturer Association’s 2023 Annual Convention is planned for San Diego, California. For 2023, we look to why leadership matters as we celebrate our 106th Anniversary. We delve into what drives us and our teams with an eye on shaping and driving our organizations forward. www.abma.org/abma-annual-convention

April 2-4, 2023

Creativation by Namta | Columbus, Ohio

Creativation by Namta is an Industry Trade Show for Artist and Craft Materials. www.namta.org/creativation-by-namta

May 9-11, 2023

Interwire | Atlanta, Georgia

INTERWIRE will bring you back to the future of wire making with an Industry 4.0 theme. Automation, AI, robotics, data analytics and machine learning affect the way wire is made and how well companies compete on the world stage. Ready or not, change has arrived. www.interwire23.com

May 25–27, 2023

2nd Edition INBRUSH 2023

Chennai Trade Centre | Chennai, India

India’s only B2B event for brush manufacturing machinery and finished brushes. The event provides a unique opportunity for the brush industry – brush product manufacturers, brushmaking machinery suppliers, raw material suppliers, component suppliers, etc. to showcase their product range and services to a focused audience of B2B end users and OEMs. www.indiabrushexpo.com

September 20-23, 2023

63rd FEIBP Annual Congress | Belfast, Northern Ireland

The Annual Congress of the European Brushware Federation is a great opportunity to meet fellow manufacturers, contact suppliers and receive up-to-date information on the brush industry in Europe. www.eurobrush.com

October 17-19, 2023

ISSA Show North America | Las Vegas, Nevada

Staying up to date on the latest trends and solutions for cleaning, disinfection and infection prevention and pursuing accreditation, training and certification helps us further evolve the industry and change the way the world views cleaning. www.issashow.com

November 21-22, 2023

National Painting and Decorating Show | Coventry, UK

The National Painting and Decorating Show is the industry’s biggest annual U.K. event held at Ricoh Arena. If you use, sell, stock or specify P&D products, the exhibition is one you can’t afford to miss. www.paintshow.co.uk

ABMA Annual Convention

Dates for The American Brush Manufacturer Association’s annual convention for 2024 are still to be determined. www.abma.org/abma-annual-convention

March 3-6, 2024

EISENWARENMESSE 2024 | Cologne,

Germany

The INTERNATIONAL HARDWARE FAIR boasts approximately 1,400 exhibitors from 50 countries. The spectrum of products ranges from tools and accessories to fasteners and fixings all the way through to fittings and building and DIY supplies. www.eisenwarenmesse.com

May 14-17, 2024

Interclean Amsterdam | Amsterdam, The Netherlands

From May 10-13, 2022, RAI Amsterdam will turn into the capital of cleaning and hygiene. Join us for a four-day journey of forward-thinking, doing business with leading manufacturers and meeting industry professionals from all over the world. www.intercleanshow.com/amsterdam

May 22-24, 2024

World Brush Expo | Bologna, Italy

New expo set to launch in 2024 to serve the brush, broom, mop and paint applicator industry. The event is being held as a joint effort of the American Brush Manufacturers Association and the European Brush Federation. www.worldbrushexpo.com

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