The carbon-negative packaging market is set to grow from USD 96.75 billion in 2025 to USD 170.97 billion by 2034, with a CAGR of 6.53% from 2025 to 2034. Growing consumer awareness about environmental issues and strong government initiatives are driving this growth. Companies widely use bio-based materials like PLA and PHA to make these packages because they are biodegradable and recyclable. Europe leads the market, supported by strict government regulations in the packaging sector.
Carbon-Negative Packaging Market Segments
- Notpla Ltd.
- Lactips
- Avani Eco
- Footprint
- Living Ink Technologies
- Biome Bioplastics
- Green Dot Bioplastics
- Loliware Inc.
- TIPA Corp Ltd.
- CarbonCraft
- Sulapac Ltd.
- NatureWorks LLC
- FlexSea
- Mango Materials
- Genecis Bioindustries Inc.
- Ecologic Brands (acquired by Jabil)
- Cruz Foam
- Paptic Ltd.
- Bluepha Co., Ltd.
- PlanetCare
Latest Announcements by Industry Leaders
- In June 2025, NantBioRenewables Global Sales & Marketing director Lila Karlsen McNutt expressed, “This investment in our brand infrastructure demonstrates our commitment to long-term growth and customer success. As we scale our revolutionary Ocean Calcium Sand technology globally, our customers deserve marketing and sales tools that reflect the premium nature of our innovations.”
New Advancements in the Carbon-Negative Packaging Market
- In June 2025, NantBioRenewables will introduce a comprehensive brand transformation to accelerate global market expansion of its ocean-derived renewable packaging materials.
- In January 2025, Interface, Inc. revealed a first-of-its-kind carbon negative nora® rubber flooring prototype that stores more carbon than is emitted through its manufacture.
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