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Global Corrugated Packaging Market Outlook

Tuesday, 20 September 2016 by Commodity Inside
The global corrugated packaging market is expected to perform better than other paper-based packaging materials. Food and beverage sectors will continue to be the largest consumers of corrugated packaging, where the growth is expected to be underpinned by online retailing. Morrisons’, Britain’s fourth biggest supermarket, has recently teamed up with Amazon to offer fresh and
  • Published in Packaging, Paper
Tagged under: packaging, paper

Global Folding Carton Market Outlook

Wednesday, 24 August 2016 by Commodity Inside
Folding carton is the second largest packaging type in the paper and paperboard packaging market. However, the demand growth has remained insipid recently as a result of fierce competition from rigid plastic packaging, microflute and flexible packaging. The under-performing tobacco industry and campaigns against sugary products are also proving some major drags on the demand
  • Published in Packaging, Paper
Tagged under: packaging, paper

The global metal packaging industry- an overview

Wednesday, 13 July 2016 by Commodity Inside
The global metal packaging industry has shown some signs of revivals as aluminium premium and tinplate prices have softened, though the market has still not been fully out of doldrums. Matured metal packaging markets exhibited stable growths at low levels, while emerging markets benefited from swift shifts towards the high-growth plateau. However, some of these
  • Published in Packaging, Steel
Tagged under: metal, packaging

Cost hinders growth in the glass packaging market

Wednesday, 04 May 2016 by Commodity Inside
One trend which has strongly emerged recently in the global glass packaging industry is the stiff competition from plastic packaging (both rigid and flexible) and metal cans. The glass packaging has already lost a small proportion of its share in beverage and food sectors. Commodity Inside understands that there are some causes behind this, though
  • Published in Packaging
Tagged under: glass, packaging

Healthcare packaging in the context of aging population and spending

Wednesday, 24 February 2016 by Commodity Inside
Healthcare systems around the world are under severe pressure to improve its performance whilst reduce costs. Around 11% of the world GDP spent on healthcare in 2015, compared to 9% in 2000. In developed countries the ratio of the public to private spending is quite higher in terms of value and percentage compared to developing
  • Published in Packaging
Tagged under: packaging

Jute Packaging Industry in Doldrums

Tuesday, 26 January 2016 by Commodity Inside
In early December 2015, the Bangladeshi government banned the export of raw jute aiming to curb the surging domestic jute prices as well as to ensure ample supply for its own jute mills. One of the main reasons behind the price surge has been the severe shortage of jute in the domestic market due to
  • Published in Packaging
Tagged under: packaging, waste

The evolving landscape of flexible plastic packaging market in Middle East and Africa

Wednesday, 13 January 2016 by Commodity Inside
Flexible plastic packaging market in Middle East & Africa grew by 6% on year-on-year basis in 2014, and reached nearly 1 million tonnes. Due to growing economic growth and improvement in transport and distribution infrastructure, demand for flexible plastic packaging has been on the rise as well as multinational brand owners are exploring the potential
  • Published in Packaging, Plastics
Tagged under: packaging, plastic

China implements new standards for food packaging

Friday, 09 October 2015 by Commodity Inside
China’s National Health and Family Planning Commission (NHFPC) introduced the new ‘Food Safety Law’ in October this year and opened for public comments until 31st October 2015. It is essential for companies, who are involved in food and food packaging business with China, to be aware of these newly introduced changes. This new revised Food
  • Published in Packaging
Tagged under: packaging, waste

Falling Chinese demand for carbonated drinks underpins demand for healthy drinks

Friday, 02 October 2015 by Commodity Inside
Chinese market growth for carbonated drinks has slipped to 1% despite the fact that major producers such as Cocoa-Cola and Pepsi invested huge sums on advertisements. The decline has mainly been related to the changing consumer behavior as Chinese people are now becoming more health conscious. This trend has also been emerging across the globe.
  • Published in Packaging
Tagged under: packaging

Ways to reduce plastic waste

Friday, 28 August 2015 by Commodity Inside
Plastic waste can be found everywhere nowadays.  A very small percentage of plastic waste can be recycled whilst most of it ends up in landfills, beaches and oceans. The side effects of plastic waste to our environment and human health are acute. Commodity Inside believes that full involvement and commitment from both government and public
  • Published in Packaging, Plastics
Tagged under: plastic, waste
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