Easy Peel Film Packaging Market 2020 Trends by key players Evonik Industries, The Dow Chemical Company, Bemis Company Inc., Mitsui Chemicals, Berry Global Inc., DuPont

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This report provides an exhaustive account of the industry including:

o Easy peel film packaging market size, annual forecast from 2020 to 2026

o Major easy peel film packaging industry trends, technology evolution, economic indicators and business challenges

o Regulatory and geopolitical trends impacting the industry

o Business drivers and pitfalls impacting key regional markets

o Competitive landscape of the industry and detailed profiles on major companies

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Easy peel film packaging to gain traction across food and beverages industry

Peelable films made a debut in the global market with use in medical equipment packaging. Across the medical sector, these films provided easy usage in operating rooms and emergency situations. However, as the plastic technology began developing, new application avenues for peelable films have been established - food industry being one of the fundamental ones.
Despite the fact that the idea of peelable film is the same for all industries, the food and beverages industry exposes packaging to various stresses compared to those found in medical packaging. In this regard, new materials and combinations of polymers have been adapted to address these requirements. Moreover, there are umpteen adjustments that need to be taken into consideration while production of these peelable packages, in an effort to help achieve a more sufficient and sustainable seal, given the use of these products for all sort of food items, be it hot filled or retorted.

Another factor that has driven the use of these films across the F&B industry is the accurate QA testing for ensuring the safety of consumers. Companies have been laying keen emphasis on QA testing for food applications in order to deliver safe and secure products to the users. Some of the most important QA aspects pertaining to the use of peelable films in packaging of food items is the permeability of film (ASTM F1307, F1927, F372-73, D1434, F1769), microwave testing (ASTM F1308, F1500, F1519), or resistance to flex cracking (ASTM F392). Any issues found during the QA testing are strictly taken into consideration and addressed accordingly.

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COVID-19 threat on easy peel film packaging industry

Although the easy peel film packaging industry is unveiling new horizons across the globe, the demand for these products is likely to exhibit a downfall in the coming few months owing to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

However, it is much likely that the industry will have high scope to gain post the stabilization of the global economy.

All in all, the use of easy peel films in packaging industry makes packages more consumer friendly and highly effective in terms of use. Additionally, the peelable film technology has witnessed massive momentum in the recent years, and its application in the future are expected to be endless, given its myriad benefits.

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