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  In the age of green chemistry,  plant-based plastic packaging  is one of the greatest milestones ever discovered. Nevertheless, many private companies and government agencies have been working on research and development to make plan-based plastics packaging more established. Plant-based plastic are made from agricultural waste, sugar cane, switch grass or grasses and corn. Moreover, manufacturers are using plant-based oil in plant-based plastic packaging for processing plastic instead of using petrochemicals in order to make it more environmental friendly. Plant-based plastic packaging helps to reduce greenhouse gases by up to 35% and takes up to 36% less energy to make as compared to conventional plastic packages. Several products are being launched in the global plant-based plastic packaging market. Request For Covid19 Impact Analysis Across Industries And Markets @  https://www.transparencymarketresearch.com/sample/sample.php?flag=covid19&rep_id=15428 For i...

The global  plastic packaging market  is estimated to prosper on the back of food and beverage industry. Plastics provide a tougher, cleaner, durable and an attractive solution for storage of food and beverage, due to which it has high adoption rate high adoption rate in the food and beverage industry. However, apart from food and beverage industry plastic packaging is an extremely favorable packaging solution in other sectors as well. There exists huge demand for plastics sachets, pouches, and bags for the packaging of various products. Such high demand across several industries is likely to bolster growth of the global plastic packaging market in near future. Transparency Market Research has come up with a detailed report on the global plastic packaging market, for the period 2014 to 2020. The report estimates that the global plastic packaging market is likely to rise at a healthy rate of 5.25 % CAGR. The market is estimated to reach US$ 370.2 Bn through 2020. Driven b...

In the age of green chemistry, plant-based plastic packaging is one of the greatest milestones ever discovered. Nevertheless, many private companies and government agencies have been working on research and development to make plan-based plastics packaging more established. Plant-based plastic are made from agricultural waste, sugar cane, switch grass or grasses and corn. Moreover, manufacturers are using plant-based oil in plant-based plastic packaging for processing plastic instead of using petrochemicals in order to make it more environmental friendly. Plant-based plastic packaging helps to reduce greenhouse gases by up to 35% and takes up to 36% less energy to make as compared to conventional plastic packages.  Several products are being launched in the global plant-based plastic packaging market . For instance, in April 2011, P&G (currently acquired by Coty Inc.) introduced its range of shampoos under the brand name Pantene rapped with plant-based plastic packaging. Co...