The pouch packaging market is projected to grow from USD 45.62 billion in 2025 to USD 71.02 billion by 2034, expanding at a CAGR of 5.04%. This report provides a deep dive into market segmentation by material, type, end-use, and region, offering detailed insights into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and the Middle East & Africa. It includes a comprehensive value chain and trade flow analysis, alongside competitive profiling of major players like Mondi Group, Amcor, ProAmpac, and Huhtamaki. The study also outlines manufacturer and supplier strategies, production capacities, and key investment initiatives shaping the global pouch packaging landscape.
Recent Developments by Key Market Players
- In February 2025, Mondi launched paper-based stand-up pouches for dishwashing tabs in collaboration with Proquimia. Mondi internal product impact assessment indicates that the new packaging has significantly lower CO2 emissions from cradle to gate compared with the previous plastic packaging.
- In March 2025, AmFiber Performance Paper stand-up pouch, a refill pack tailored for dry beverage items and instant coffee was launched by Amcor. This new product forms part of Amcors broader AmFiber Performance Paper range, which comprises recyclable paper-based packaging for dry beverage products.
- In October 2024, sustainable packaging solutions for the food and consumer products industries and an expert in the development of innovative, Accredo Packaging introduced the first 100% biobased resin pouch with a zipper closure.
- February, 2024: Amcor and Stonyfield Organic collaborated to create the spouted pouch made entirely of polyethylene (PE). For their YoBaby chilled yogurt, Stonyfield Organic has replaced its prior multilayered packaging with this new, eco-friendly pouch design. This innovative partnership provides a packaging choice that is more sustainable without losing its functionality.
- March, 2023: FirstWave Innovations collaborated with ProAmpac to introduce aseptic spouted pouches to the market. The firms collaborated to use ProAmpac short-run pouching abilities to help co-packers release aseptic shelf-stable liquid food in a compact, flexible customized spouted pouch with Scholle IPN proprietary aseptic-capable fitting.
Pouch Packaging Market Companies
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