The white goods industry is a mature industry, intertwined with strong competition and globalisation. The main white goods products are divided into several groups: washing and drying technology, refrigeration technology, dishwashing technology, cooking technology and small household appliances.

Like the entire world economy, white goods have undergone drastic changes in recent years. With technological development and new concepts of marketing and production, competition has greatly intensified and globalisation has increased. Manufacturers adapt to difficult market conditions by managing the supply chain and economies of scale.

The development of white goods in the future will be influenced by several factors, such as new materials, new technologies, high raw material prices, increasing pressures of ecological trends, the demographic structure of the population and their consumer culture. In recent years (especially during the epidemic), people have been placing increasing emphasis on decorating and furnishing their homes, which means that household appliances are becoming part of the visible living space, which represents an opportunity for modern design of white goods.