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World Aseptic Packaging to 2015

As Quoted In CEE Packaging 
 





Study #: 2859
Document Type: Industry Study
Date Published: Mar-2012
Format:
   Full study: PDF
   Section, Pages, Tables and Charts: HTML
Pages: 322
Full Study Price: $5,900.00
       

    

Aseptic packaging will benefit from a rising number of applications, its cost and convenience attributes, and strong growth in developing regions, particularly in China, India and Brazil.

World demand to increase 9.1% yearly through 2015

Global demand for aseptic packaging is projected to grow 9.1 percent per year to $35.8 billion in 2015. Gains will be driven by the rising number of applications and the cost and convenience benefits associated with aseptic packaging (especially in terms of ambient storage and transportation). Strong growth is expected in developing countries, where the lack of a cold supply chain infrastructure will continue to fuel demand for shelf-stable products packaged aseptically. These packaged products generally have a shelf life of six to twelve months or more without refrigeration. Cartons to continue aseptic packaging dominance In 2010, aseptic cartons accounted for 44 percent of the aseptic packaging market worldwide. Gains will be aided by their widespread use in milk packaging applications. Additional factors providing momentum include favorable consumption trends in other beverages, such as teas and nondairy milk alternatives, and in liquid food applications.

Growth opportunities will exist in other product segments, especially for highvalue pharmaceutical packaging products. For instance, prefillable syringes will exhibit rapid gains due to growing applications in the delivery of critical care, emergency and patient-administered parenteral medication.

Beverages will continue to represent over half of the global aseptic packaging market. Demand for aseptic packaging in beverage applications will benefit from output growth coupled with expanding applications resulting from cost and sustainability benefits of aseptic packaging. Gains in the food market will be driven by expanding applications with liquid, low-particulate and pumpable foods, often through the replacement of metal cans and glass jars. Demand for aseptic packaging in pharmaceutical applications will be fueled by preferences for unit-dose and other convenient drug delivery formats combined with the rising availability and consumption of biotechnology- based drugs, which require the use of aseptic packaging to prevent contamination and assure product sterility.

Asia, Central/South America to lead regional growth

While the US accounted for only 15 percent of the world aseptic packaging market in 2010, the country represented one-third of the aseptic pharmaceutical packaging market. Gains in the US will reflect the broadening aseptic filling requirements with liquid pharmaceuticals. Overall, the fastest growth in the aseptic packaging market will be posted in Asia, with India and China expected to see the fastest advances worldwide. Between 2015 and 2020, China alone will account for 28 percent of global market value gains. Central and South America will also post above-average advances, with Brazil in particular continuing to exhibit double-digit annual growth through 2020.

Study Scope - Industry Market Research

This study analyzes the $23.2 billion world aseptic packaging industry. It presents historical demand data for the years 2000, 2005 and 2010, and forecasts for 2015 and 2020 by product (e.g., cartons, bottles, bags and pouches, vials and ampuls, prefillable syringes, cups), market (beverages, food, pharmaceuticals), world region and for 17 countries. The study also considers market environment factors, details industry structure, evaluates company market share and profiles 38 industry competitors, including Tetra Pak International, Reynolds Group and Becton Dickinson.
 









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