The thermoformed cellulose packaging market is growing quickly and is expected to generate hundreds of millions in revenue between 2025 and 2034, supporting a shift toward sustainable transportation. Key companies in the market are actively pursuing mergers and acquisitions to improve technology for making thermoformed cellulose packaging. This type of packaging is made from renewable materials like recycled paper or natural fibers and is shaped into rigid or semi-rigid forms using heat and pressure. The market is gaining strong momentum as demand rises for sustainable, compostable, and plastic-free packaging, especially in foodservice, electronics, cosmetics, and protective packaging.
Top Players in the Thermoformed Cellulose Packaging Market

- Huhtamaki Oyj
- Sabert Corporation
- PulpWorks, Inc.
- UFP Technologies
- FiberPak (a Sonoco company)
- Genpak LLC
- Eco-Products (part of Novolex)
- Earthcycle Packaging (CKF Inc.)
- Be Green Packaging
- Henry Molded Products
- ThermoFibre
- Packnatur (VPZ Group)
- JINAN HAINA PACKAGING CO., LTD.
- Zhejiang Hengxin Environmental Technology
- YFY Jupiter
- Taiwan Pulp Molding Co., Ltd.
- EnviroPAK
- GreenGood USA
- Pro-Pac Packaging Limited
- EATON Paper Products
Latest Announcements by 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 currently 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 the Market
- In April 2025, ULMA Packaging, a confectionery packaging company, revealed the launch of the new range of TFX thermoformers for the food industry. High-quality packaging made of sustainable materials is produced by the hygienically designed TX thermoformers, which are notable for their excellent performance and operational availability. In order to optimize the packing process, advanced technologies have been integrated.
- In October 2024, ExxonMobil, a manufacturing company, introduced its new Signature Polymers portfolio brand, which is dedicated to providing the best possible service and collaborations in the polymers sector. Together with important partners, the business has created a thermoformed packaging solution that is 90% polyethylene (PE) and totally recyclable.
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