The India molded pulp packaging market is expected to grow from about USD 318.65 million in 2026 to nearly USD 721.16 million by 2035, at an annual growth rate of 9.5%. This growth is mainly driven by strict rules against single-use plastics and the increasing demand for sustainable and biodegradable packaging solutions. Molded pulp packaging is becoming more popular across industries such as electronics, agriculture, and food services, as consumption continues to rise and businesses look for eco-friendly alternatives.
Recent Developments
- In October 2025, Allimand and Pakka collaborated to develop a new paper machine to manufacture regenerative flexible packaging paper. It is developed in a way with capacity of 115 tons.
- In January 2026, NR Agarwal Industries focused to develop India’s first Greenfield Packaging Board Plant with 500 TPD duplex board manufacturing facility. It has significant advantages from economies of scales.
Top Companies in the India Molded Pulp Packaging Market
- Huhtamaki PPL Limited: It provides high-quality fiber-based packaging solutions, including egg cartons, fruit trays, and bottle dividers.
- JK Paper Ltd.: It has heavily invested in packaging boards and sustainable solutions.
- Pakka Limited (formerly Yash Pakka): It specializes in molded fiber food serviceware made from agricultural waste.
- Ecoware: It uses sugarcane bagasse to manufacture a wide range of tableware and takeaway food containers.
- Bamboo India: It is a sustainable venture focused on replacing plastic products with bamboo alternatives.
- Others: Maspack Limited, Pulp2pack, Neeyog, Discover India Packaging, Cirkla, Inc., Bambrew, Vijay Industries, Dinearth Eco Friendly Tableware and many others.
