The snack packaging machine market will grow from USD 19.56 billion in 2025 to USD 29.39 billion by 2034, with an annual growth rate of 4.63% between 2025 and 2034. This growth comes from the rising demand for packaged snacks, the shift toward convenient packaged foods, and better packaging technology that ensures stronger protection and longer shelf life. With the growing popularity of packaged food, the snack packaging machine market has major opportunities for expansion in the coming years.
Snack Packaging Machine Market Key Players
- Aetna Group
- CHLB Pack
- Coesia Group
- Fuji Machinery
- GEA Group
- IMA Group
- Ishida
- Krones
- Marchesini Group
- MULTIVAC Group
- Nichrome Packaging Solutions
- PAC Machinery Group
- Sidel
- Syntegon Technology
- Tetra Pak
Latest Announcements by Snack Packaging Machine Industry Leaders
- According to Dominik Eberhard, team leader for Multivac thermoforming packaging machines, the F 286 is specifically designed for smaller and medium-sized enterprises who wish to enter the thermoforming packaging market for the first time or, alternatively, to pack smaller batch sizes more flexibly. The machine is also made for processors, who now use revolving filling and sealing machines to package their goods in film pouches. They can increase staff productivity and save expensive pouch expenditures by switching to thermoformed packs.
New Advancements in Snack Packaging Machine Industry
- In May 2025, ULMA Packaging UK, leading packaging machinery manufacturer, revealed the launch of the FM 400 horizontal flow wrap packaging machine, which is designed to satisfy the requirements of high-speed Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP) applications in the fresh food industry. Setting a new industry standard for performance in perishable food packaging, the FM 400 was created with durability, efficiency, and hygiene in mind. Using a Long-Dwell sealing head, the FM 400 combines speed and accuracy to produce up to 150 packs each minute. The preservation of product integrity and the extension of shelf life through MAP depend on this cutting-edge orbital movement technology, which guarantees hermetically sealed packaging at high speed.
- In February 2025, TIPA, a world pioneer in the development of compostable packaging, is introducing a cutting-edge metallized high-barrier film for home composting. This solution offers improved performance and durability in a biodegradable form, addressing important issues in environmentally friendly packaging for chips and salty snacks. The global market for sustainable snack packaging is expected to expand at a rate of more than 5% over the next five years, so its introduction comes as demand for the product is rising.
