PET Shrink Films Market, 2017
By 2025, food production in India will be undermined by rapid population growth creating a sizeable demand-supply mismatch
07-Aug-2017
Global
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Increasing global focus on using sustainable packaging materials and the rapid growth of the organized retail sector are key drivers for the packaging labels industry. The labelling market is rapidly evolving into being highly quality conscious and is driven by sustainability leading to increased usage of PET shrink films. In this Industry Docket, Frost & Sullivan discusses the key trends and drivers of this market, and provides insights into the existing and future market for high shrink labels - both globally and in India. Most major competitors not only have more than one label film in their portfolios but are also aggressively targeting market penetration through strategic tie-ups. Hence, this Industry Docket will act as a guide to help CXOs set their strategic posture with a focus on a sustainable future.
Scope & Limitations
Consumer preference for Quality, Healthy and Premium Products is increasing
By 2025, food production in India will be undermined by rapid population growth creating a sizeable demand-supply mismatch
This coupled with rapid urbanization, increasing prosperity, and a sizeable middle class indicate a shift to convenience and packaged foods
This increasing demand for convenience foods will drive consumption of plastic packaging materials, thereby driving consumption of shrink films
Labels are mostly classified on the basis of the techniques used for fixing the label on the substrate/container
Shrink labels reduce in size upon application of heat, and conform tightly to the shape of the container or product
Food and Beverages industry, followed by personal care, are the largest users of high shrink films
Global shrink film market was ~$2.8 billion in 2016. PVC dominates the market with 46% revenue share
Direct sales account for >85% of the sales in the industry; Traders and distributors only supply ~15% to label makers
Demand for reducing label unit costs and use of thinner label stock to be the two major factors influencing the choice of films
Medium shrink applications dominate the global PET shrink film market; F&B is the key end-use segment
PET high shrink films market grew at 6% in last 4 years … aided by the adoption of sustainable packaging in NA & EU
Demand for shrink films increases during the summer owing to an increase in F&B consumption
Klöckner Pentaplast and Bonset are the largest players in this industry
Demand for PET shrink film is limited in India owing to the price conscious nature of labeling and end-use industry
Demand from major end-use MNCs like HUL, Coca-Cola etc. for PET shrink labels drives demand for PET shrink films in India
PVC is increasingly being replaced by PETG in NA and EU due to stringent regulations against the use of non-recyclable materials
This sector has witnessed several product and technological advancements in the past few years…
Sustainability, innovation and globalization will be the key focus areas driving industry growth in the near future
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No Index | No |
Podcast | No |
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Author | Rohit Kulkarni |
Industries | Chemicals and Materials |
WIP Number | 9AB6-00-14-00-00 |
Is Prebook | No |