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Paper towels

The “Paper towels” subcategory includes 8 brands present on Polish shopping lists in the Listonic and Moja Gazetka apps. Click a brand to see its detailed analysis, or scroll down to check the subcategory's overall shopping trends, its position relative to others, and the source of additions. Data updated monthly.

Paper towels – shopping list additions
720 280in Sep '25–Aug '26
↑ 38.8% YoYYoY = (Sep '25–Aug '26 vs Sep '24–Aug '25)
Rank in category
2/4
of 4 subcategories
Organic additions
91.9%
Ads 1.2% | Leaflets 6.8%

2. How do Poles plan to buy in the “Paper towels” subcategory?

Sources
Breakdown of additions to shopping lists by source: organic, from ads, from retail leaflets
Paper towels – source mix
Paper towels – source mix
SourcesValue
From leaflets49278
From ads8918
Organic662084
Source mix comparison – all subcategories
Source mix comparison – all subcategories
CategoryFrom leafletsFrom adsOrganic
Paper towels6.841.2491.92
Toilet paper8.124.7187.17
Tissues4.240.2495.52
Moist toilet tissue6.260.0193.73
Paper towels – source evolution over time
Paper towels – source evolution over time
MonthFrom leafletsFrom adsOrganic
Sep '251022438959
Oct '25202138540822
Nov '252949739190
Dec '254013746622
Jan '263637128945990
Feb '265180938621
Mar '266496140989
Apr '264374129839656
May '263539103235413
Jun '264334150070185
Jul '2658513266110674
Aug '265862120114963
Brands from the “Paper towels” subcategory – additions by source over the last year (top 10)
Brands from the “Paper towels” subcategory – additions by source over the last year (top 10)
BrandFrom leafletsFrom adsOrganic
Queen2472602175
Foxy52333513860
Velvet32533125654
Floralys31710199
Regina5210192
Mola301038
Alouette28018
Lambi505
Organic additions dominate Paper towels, while advertising is underused: the 12-month split was 91.9% organic additions, 1.2% additions from ads, and 6.8% additions from leaflets. The organic share was below that of two of the three other subcategories, including Moist toilet tissue at 93.7%, and above one, including Toilet paper at 87.2%. Its ad share was below that of two of the three other subcategories and above one, indicating that advertising is underused relative to most of the other subcategories.