Coating the Future: Innovations & Trends Shaping the Packaging Coatings Landscape

Coating the Future: Innovations & Trends Shaping the Packaging Coatings Landscape

The packaging coatings market is projected to grow from USD 4.21 billion in 2024 to USD 5.37 billion by 2029, at a CAGR of 5.0% between 2024 and 2029. The packaging coatings industry is growing and promising, as consumer demand for better product protection, looks, and ecological friendliness is rising year by year. Packaging coatings, which can be used as a standalone, are used to enhance the material properties such as metal, plastic, glass, and paper by making them to have barrier properties and to be more durable and attractive. The application of the products of the market is found in industries such as Food & beverages, Pharmaceuticals, personal & industrial care products where the packaging that is safe, durable and aesthetically appealing goes hand in hand with the product.

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Browse 415 market data Tables and 69 Figures spread through 342 Pages and in-depth TOC on "Packaging Coatings Market by Technology (Waterborne, Solventborne, Energy Curable, Digital), Resin (Polyurethane, Epoxy, Acrylic, Polyester), Application (Rigid, Flexible, Paper), Printing Process, End-use Industry - Global Forecast to 2029"

Some of the major factors that have triggered this growth include There is an enhanced demand for packaged products which is attributed to; Today, most consumers are living in urban areas and their purchasing power is on an upward trend, Due to enhanced B2C electronic commerce. The increased adoption of environmentally friendly packaging materials has also forced packaging coating providers to come up with environmentally friendly water borne and bio-based coatings. Novelty in the coating solutions such as antimicrobial and UV immunity coating solutions is also enhancing market expansion.

The paper packaging segment is still growing at the highest CAGR in the packaging coatings market because of several factors. First, packaging consumers across the world are gradually turning to environmentally friendly packaging, which has been accelerated by legislation on reducing the use of plastics. Paper is degradable and reusable hence has turned to be a favorite as a packaging material especially when compared to plastic. This trend is quite apparent in the food & beverage and personal care categories, which have fast realized that sustainability is a competitive advantage.

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Also, the advancement of e-commerce foods and deliveries has shifted its demand toward stronger, protective paper-based packaging board like corrugated boxes, cartons, and paperboard containers. These need coatings, over the base material, designed to improve barrier characteristics that include moisture, grease, and abrasion resistance to spearhead protection of products during warehousing and transportation. This is also because clients involved in paper packaging to enhance the visibility of their brands will be served well by the coatings as they equally enhance the printability of the product.

The packaging coatings market has various small, medium, and large players. Some of the major market players are The Sherwin-Williams Company (US), PPG Industries, Inc. (US), AkzoNobel N.V. (The Netherlands), Altana Group (Germany), Axalta Coating Systems, LLC (US), DIC Corporation (Japan), and Stahl Holdings B.V. (The Netherlands) Inc. among others, have framed their strategies to penetrate and create bases in these emerging markets. Furthermore, companies are concentrating on strengthening their R&D facilities to provide efficient and sustainable products. These products are manufactured considering regulations implemented by associations and governments.

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