The global antimicrobial packaging ingredient for food packaging market is poised for significant growth, with an expected market value of USD 2,810 million in 2023. By 2033, the market is forecasted to reach USD 4,281 million, reflecting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.3% during the forecast period from 2023 to 2033.
Several factors are contributing to this market expansion, including changing consumer lifestyles, evolving food preferences, and the rapid population growth in developing countries. As the global demand for food safety and preservation intensifies, antimicrobial packaging is emerging as a crucial solution in the food packaging industry.
The growing demand for processed food is one of the key drivers propelling the growth of the antimicrobial packaging ingredient market. This trend is further supported by the increasing working population, higher disposable incomes, and the fast-paced, on-the-go lifestyles that are becoming more prevalent across the globe.
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Additionally, the shift in population dynamics from rural to urban areas is contributing to a larger market for packaged food products, further driving the demand for antimicrobial packaging solutions.
The rising demand for specialist chemicals in the food packaging sector can be blamed for the rise in sales of antimicrobial packaging components. The increased understanding of the significance of food safety and the necessity of extending the shelf life of perishable food products are the main causes.
These ingredients are used to inhibit the growth of hazardous bacteria and germs in packaged goods, which lowers the risk of foodborne diseases and spoilage. So, the demand for antimicrobial packaging components is anticipated to surge in the coming days, especially from the food and beverage industry.
Key Takeaways from the Global Antimicrobial Packaging Ingredients for Food Packaging Market Study Report by FMI
- Over the next ten years, the global market is projected to witness an absolute dollar increment of US$ 1,471 million.
- North America, with a 26% global market share in 2022, demonstrates a persistent need for antimicrobial packaging components in its regional food sector. Among the countries around the world, the United States was figured out to be the leading market for such ingredients in 2022.
- Europe follows North America in the use of antimicrobial packaging ingredients for food packaging. Germany was figured out to be the leading producer and supplier of such ingredients in Europe in the year 2022.
- Since the public’s knowledge of these specialty ingredients has increased, the Asia Pacific region’s global market share has improved to 15% in 2022.
“As the research manager, they are delighted to present their latest findings on the Antimicrobial Packaging Ingredients for Food Packaging Market. Their comprehensive study reveals a promising future for this market, with a growing emphasis on food safety driving the demand for antimicrobial packaging ingredients.” Says, Ismail Sutaria, Principal Consultant at Future Market Insights
Competitive Landscape for the Antimicrobial Packaging Ingredients for Food Packaging Market Players
BioCote, Mondi Group, LINPAC Packaging, Amcor Ltd., OPLON, and Sealed Air, amongst others, are some top players in this market. Mentioned leading players providing these ingredients have consolidated the market by creating formulations that meet stringent food safety requirements while assuring optimal performance.
Innovations in antimicrobial treatments that are efficient and safe for interaction with food have been made possible by developments in food packaging technology and materials. It has boosted the trust of food producers, encouraging new players to enter the antimicrobial packaging ingredients market and diversify the market opportunities further.
The Key Players Are:
- Mondi Group
- BioCote
- LINPAC Packaging
- Reynolds Group
- Dunmore Corporation
- Uflex Ltd.
- Coveris Holdings S.A
- ALUF Plastic Inc.
- Hexis S.A
- WestRock Company
- Others
Recent Developments
- In December 2022, BASF announced the launch of a new line of antimicrobial packaging ingredients intended to satisfy the rising demand for environmentally friendly food packaging. These new chemical ingredients are biodegradable and generated from renewable resources.
- In November 2022, DuPont revealed that it had purchased MicroGenics, which created a novel antimicrobial packaging technology. The firm may have access to MicroGenics’ patented antibacterial technology of utilizing naturally occurring bacteria to prevent the formation of dangerous germs.
Key Segments Profiled in the Antimicrobial Packaging Ingredients for Food Packaging Market Report
By Antimicrobial Ingredient:
- Organic Acids
- Bacteriocins
- Essential Oils
- Enzymes
- Metal Ions & Oxidizers
- Others
By Technology:
- Controlled Release Packaging
- Active Packaging
By Packaging Applications:
- Pouches
- Cartons
- Trays
- Bags
- Films
- Cups & Lids
By End Use:
- Food & Beverage
- Cosmetics & Personal Care
- Consumer Electronics
- Healthcare
By Region:
- North America
- Latin America
- Europe
- East Asia
- South Asia
- Oceania
- The Middle East & Africa
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