The high-growth category no one talks about

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One in three people will experience incontinence, yet stigma – not distribution or innovation – remains the category’s biggest barrier to growth, says Jenna Duguid, senior sales director at Procter & Gamble UK

Most people do not spend much time thinking about incontinence – until they have to. Then it becomes something else entirely: not just a practical problem, but an emotional one that many women manage quietly for years before doing anything about it.

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