The feminine hygiene products market continues to experience significant growth, driven by rising awareness of menstrual health, innovations in product offerings, and changing consumer preferences. A 2024 report by the World Health Organization (WHO) highlights persistent gaps in menstrual health and hygiene management, particularly in educational institutions, where millions of girls and women still lack access to essential products. Nearly 500 million women and girls worldwide face challenges in accessing menstrual products, contributing to poor health, missed school days, and limited opportunities. The issue of \"period poverty\" has become a critical focus of organizations like UN Women, which reports that approximately one in four girls in low-income communities lacks access to basic menstrual products.