The secondary packaging market is projected to reach USD 400.58 billion by 2034, up from USD 264.95 billion in 2025, expanding at a CAGR of 4.7% during the forecast period from 2025 to 2034. This market covers key segments such as paper & paperboard, plastic, and metal materials, with products including folding cartons, plastic crates, and corrugated boxes. The Asia Pacific region dominates the market, while North America is expected to grow rapidly, driven by innovations in automation, sustainable packaging, and consumer preferences for eco-friendly solutions.
The competitive landscape of the secondary packaging market is dominated by established industry, giants such as Amcor PLC (Australia), Ball Corporation (U.S.), Nippon Paper Industries Co Ltd (Japan), Berry Plastics (U.S.), Crown Holdings Inc. (U.S.), Oji Holdings Corp (Japan), Deufol SE (Europe), International Paper Company (U.S.), SCG Packaging (Thailand), Mondi Group (UK), Molins (UK), Owens-Illinois Inc. (U.S.), and Reynolds Group Holdings (New Zealand). These giants compete with upstart direct-to-consumer firms that use digital platforms to gain market share. Key competitive characteristics include product innovation, sustainable practices, and the ability to respond to changing consumer tastes.
Berry offers a variety of PCR (post-consumer recycled) shrink wrap films designed to combine sustainability and performance in a single shrink-wrapping film. The material is intended for secondary packaging in non-food contact applications and has a range of recycled content percentages.
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Mondi develops novel materials, designs, and technologies with the goal of fostering innovation in secondary packaging solutions. They are able to remain ahead of market trends, enhance product performance, and satisfy changing client expectations thanks to this strategy.
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