The beverage packaging machine market is expected to grow from USD 11.34 billion in 2025 to USD 20.06 billion by 2034, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.53%. Technological improvements have greatly boosted the production capacity of beverage packaging machines.
Beverage Packaging Machine Market Key Players
Latest Announcements by Market Leaders
- In November 2024, Sidel announced the launch of an innovative bottle washer for the beverage industry. With beverage bottlers requiring a solution that reduces production costs while improving their environmental footprint, Sidel has launched its new bottle washer, which combines chemical and ultrasound technology for the highest performance.
New Advancements
- On 6 August 2025, Pittston Co-Packers revealed the launch of its first high–volume beverage producer facility, which is serving complete service co-packing solutions. The latest 403,000 sqft facility aligns with the demand of current national beverage brands with end-to-end manufacturing capabilities.
- In November 2024, SIG, a leading packaging solutions provider, announced the expansion of its SIG Neo filling machine portfolio, featuring the world's fastest and most flexible aseptic carton filling machine for multi-serve formats. With the surge in high output and flexibility, TCO-improved and sustainable options, the SIG Neo technology platform offers groundbreaking solutions.
- In August 2024, beverage can manufacturers are set to advantage from Akzonobel’s thirst for invention following the launch of new performance internal coating technology which is free of all bisphenols, styrene, formaldehyde and PFAS as the company’s Packaging coating business has created Accelshield 300, an interior spray coating for beverage cans that goes well beyond technologies in the sector.
- In July 2024, Eliter Packaging Machinery introduced its latest model of automatic sleeving machine for multipacks and with a maximum speed of 80 wraps per minute. The multipack sleeving machine is designed to apply a cardboard sleeve around a variety of packaging containers organised in multipack and cluster packaging formats.
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