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(Transportation-News.com, October 10, 2019 ) Market Overview:
• Flexible packaging is gaining grounds in the field of primary packaging. Increasing market demands for consumer-friendly packages and enhanced product protection have propelled flexible packaging as a viable and cost-effective alternative.
• Advancements in material science have allowed manufacturers to create flexible packaging the food and beverage industry better than before.
• This packaging can maintain the primary function of protecting its contents while providing the advantages of lower weight, better performance, and much smaller scope of contamination.
Market Dynamics:
• With the growing focus on sustainability, traditional rigid packaging solutions are being replaced by innovative, flexible packaging. Modern developments in the packaging industry have led to an unprecedented rise in the flexible packaging market
• However, the stringent regulatory environment in the packaging industry has been a major limiting factor for the growth of the Malaysia flexible packaging market.
Market Segmentation:
By the Packaging Form, the Malaysia Flexible Packaging Market is bifurcated into Pouches, Bags, Wraps, Roll Stocks, Blister and Strip Packs. Among all the others, Pouches accounted for the largest share of the market.
On Basis of Raw Material, the Malaysia Flexible Packaging Market is bifurcated into Plastics, Paper, Aluminium Foils, Plastic, and Paper. Among all the others, The flexible plastic packaging accounted for the largest market share of XX in the overall flexible packaging market in Malaysia.
This segment is expected to continue its dominance in the coming years. China, Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan, and Indonesia are the primary consumers of Malaysian plastics. Demand from the main markets, i.e., the US and Japan are stable due to improving economies.
By the Application, the Malaysia Flexible Packaging Market is segmented into Food, Beverage, Healthcare, Personal and Household Care, and Others.
Geographical Analysis:
Among all others, Food segment accounted for the largest share for flexible packaging market in Malaysia in 2017. The demand for Plastic pouches is increasingly prevalent, especially within instant coffee and malt-based hot drinks, with brands like Nescafé 3-in-1, Nescafé Latte Caramel, Super-Essence, Super Power and Milo proving popular among consumers.
These brands are usually introduced in small pack sizes like 125g, 200g, and 300g and are higher priced price than flexible plastic. Moreover, plastic pouches appeal to consumers as they can be kept standing up, thus allowing for more comfortable use and storage. Owing to the escalating demand, the market for Malaysia Flexible Packaging is also estimated to experience surge in future.
Competitive Analysis:
• Malaysia Packaging Industry Bhd, Bemis Flexible Packaging Sdn Bhd, Amcor Ltd., Bisson Flexipack Sdn Bhd, Daibochi Plastic and Packaging Industry, Huhtamaki Group, Advanced Packaging Technology, Mabuchi Packaging Technology, Flexoprint Sdn Bhd, Sealed Air Co, Ltd, Tetra Pak Malaysia, and Tomypak Berhad are among the few critical operating players in the Malaysia Flexible Packaging Market.
Huhtamaki Malaysia Flexible packaging has acquired the majority of an Australian foodservice packaging distributor Bemis Company announced that it has agreed with Starboard Value LP.
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