Bag In Box Packaging Market: Important Changes In Market Dynamics 2019 - 2027

Global Bag-in-box Packaging Market: Snapshot

Bag-in-box packaging are gradually growing in popularity for the packaging of liquid products. Over the past few years, several food and beverages processing companies have adopted bag-in-box packaging for reasons more than one. The cost-effectiveness, consumer convenience, and easier-to-transport are some of the propositions that have been stoking the popularity of bag-in-box packaging in the overall packaging market.

They are thus increasingly used in the packaging of bag-in-box for alcoholic beverages, dairy and liquid eggs, detergents, edible oils, juices, and non-edible oils. Particularly, bag-in-box packaging are gathering steam in some developed nations for packaging wines. However, the popularity is not uniform across geographies, with millennial still not convinced about the business value of bag-in-box packaging. Nonetheless, packaging manufacturers in the bag-in-box packaging market will hit new revenue streams by finding ways to increase the business proposition of the packaging around the world. To this end, they are striving to come with new designs and barrier-protection materials.

Global Bag-in-box Packaging Market: Notable Developments

The bag-in-box packaging market has been witnessing a fair degree of fragmentation in recent years. The intensity of the competition is likely to remain unchanged in the coming years. The advent of products that meet the fusion of science and experience has shaped the contours of competition in the bag-in-box packaging market. Over the past few years, key markets such as North America, Europe, and Asia Pacific, have seen new waves of competition in the growing numbers of mergers and acquisitions. 

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Interestingly, when Liqui-Box, flexible packaging solution provider for liquids, acquired flexible plastic packaging unit of DS Smith, the deal attracted considerable scrutiny from the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA). The government’s agency hinted at the unfair competition this may bring to the U.K. market. The concern has been addressed recently when Liqui-Box chose to divest its bag-in-box business, highlighting Peak Packaging Ltd. as the upfront buyer. Such strategic developments opens new directions in the bag-in-box packaging market.