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From Waste to Wealth: Sustainable Packaging’s Journey Towards USD 211.51 Billion
- Aug 07 ,2023
- by admin
- Goldmine Update
The global sustainable packaging market is poised for significant growth, projected to reach USD 211.51 billion by 2032, with a CAGR of 7.62%. Key drivers include the surging demand from the food and beverage, personal care, and pharmaceutical sectors. Heightened environmental concerns due to packaging waste and the ban on single-use plastics are propelling the adoption of sustainable packaging.
The Asia Pacific region is expected to lead this growth, particularly in countries like China and India. Indian packaging companies stand to benefit by embracing sustainable solutions, with a few potential winners emerging in the market.
Uflex Ltd is one such company, planning to invest Rs. 500 crores in sustainable packaging over the next five years. TCPL will invest Rs. 250 crores, Huhtamaki PPL Ltd will invest Rs. 100 crores, and Essel Propack Ltd will invest Rs. 50 crores and Cosmo Films Ltd will invest Rs. 25 crores in sustainable packaging over the next two years. These investments aim to develop new packaging technologies and transform existing facilities into sustainable operations.
In India, ITC has already established itself as a pioneer in sustainable packaging, introducing paper-based tea bags and developing compostable cutlery and reusable shopping bags.
As the demand for eco-friendly packaging continues to surge, companies like Amcor have contributed with their range of compostable and recyclable packaging solutions.
In conclusion, the sustainable packaging market’s growth is driven by environmental concerns, consumer awareness, and regulatory interventions. Companies investing in innovative and cost-effective sustainable packaging solutions are likely to gain a competitive edge. With Indian packaging companies actively participating in this transformation, the industry is set to witness significant progress, benefitting both the environment and businesses alike.