Blow Molded Containers Packaging to Reflect Impressive Growth Rate by 2028 || Key Players - Amcor Limited, RETAL Industries Ltd., Greif Inc., Mauser Group B.V., O. Berk Company LLC, Alpha Packaging

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The blow molded containers market is marked by high levels of fragmentation, with Asia Pacific particularly home to a large number of Tier II companies. These blow molded container companies are specifically focusing on increasing their market share through cost-effective offerings. The product and business strategy of Tier II companies is also aligned on launching cheaper alternatives to the market. The Tier II companies are also focusing on capacity expansion to cater to the growing demand for blow molded containers.

The broader trends impacting the packaging industry are also influencing the dynamics in the blow molded containers market. Global demand for blow molded containers is likely to reach nearly 33,000 kilo tons by 2018-end, equaling a market value of over US$ 185 billion. These insights are according to a latest market research study by Fact.MR.

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Manufacturers continue to emphasize on optimized production of high-quality blow molded containers. The pervasive trend of fine-tuning production is triggering the development of new technologies into the current framework. Moreover, further requirements for energy savings and mitigating excess material consumption is also gaining centerstage among manufacturers in the blow molded containers market, thereby encouraging integration of efficient technologies into the manufacturing assemblies. For instance, the pervasive trend of integrating pneumatic systems into blow molding machines for real-time monitoring of the manufacturing process is one of such technological breakthroughs. With such technologies mainstreaming in the blow molded containers market, it is highly likely that manufacturers might revise their manufacturing framework and associated strategies for attaining long-term sustainable benefits.

The packaging type plays a pivotal role in safeguarding the quality attributes. In order to keep up with the evolving needs, manufacturers are increasingly investing in the barrier properties of plastic blow molded containers to enhance their appeal for food and beverage applications. By integrating a variety of barrier solutions, ranging from EVOH to light inhibitors, manufacturers of plastic blow molded containers are exploiting prime opportunities created by the convenience food and beverages sector. Moreover, rising affinity toward use of containers with enhanced gas barrier properties is one of the prime opportunities for the market players to cash on.

The evolving ‘foam blow molding technology’ is gaining adoption among end-users on account of the broader focus on sustainability and environmental conservation. This technology offers high potential with regard to cost-effectiveness, as it enables production of light-weight containers with reduced plastic usage. In addition to that, this technology also fuels an additional cost-saving potential for the market players of blow molded containers in terms of transportation. As the freight cost involved in shipping of light-weight containers will be considerably less, manufacturers of blow molded containers are looking forward to rely on this technology to maximize their profits. For instance, leading players in the packaging industry such as Packaging Technologies Inc. and ALPLA Group are proactively investing on the incorporation of foam blow molding technology.

The research study on blow molded containers market features prominent players on the basis of multiple facets, ranging from revenue shares to geographical presence. Some of the key players included in the research study on blow molded containers market are Amcor Limited, RETAL Industries Ltd., Greif, Inc., Mauser Group B.V., O. Berk Company LLC, Alpha Packaging, Blow Molded Specialties Inc. In order to consolidate their market position, key players are focusing on multiple differential strategies, ranging from investing in R&D efforts to forming strategic collaborations, for attaining competitive advantage in the blow molded containers market.

The research study on blow molded containers market offers a holistic evaluation of the industry dynamics with regard to both current scenario as well as futuristic projections. The data points featured in the blow molded containers report have been gleaned by leveraging on proven research approaches and assumptions. The research report on blow molded containers market serves as an exhaustive repository consisting of all the focal points necessary to gauge the industry growth of blow molded containers market.

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