Global Agricultural Films Industry Analysis By Geography

Stratistics MRC's Agricultural Films Market report explains company profiling, key segments, market trends, top players and regional, country-level segments.

The use of agricultural films as a means to safeguard crops from pests has been explored since the past some years. Agricultural films are basically low weight LDPE or PE plastic films. Mulches, silage bags are just varied forms of a basic agricultural film. These films are being used increasingly in a bid to preserve and nurture plant health by preventing water loss, UV stabilization to cool soil and prevent insect attack, etc. The most important agricultural applications of plastic films are a greenhouse, walk-in tunnel and low tunnel covers, and mulching. The raw materials used for making these films are usually low-density polyethylene (LDPE) and ethylene-vinyl acetate (EVA) or ethylene-butyl acrylate (EBA) copolymers for the 'covers' and linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE) for 'mulching'.
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On the basis of geography, Asia Pacific region is expected to have considerable market growth during the forecast period, due to growing population, increased demand for controlled agriculture, significant development of the agricultural sector, and the growing demand for food in countries such as China and India due to population growth. Farmers in the Asia-Pacific region in general and China, in particular, are increasingly adopting protected agriculture for enhancing crop production and quality. It is estimated that currently, almost 3.3 million hectares of crop area in China is under protected cultivation. Other large countries in the region such as India, Japan, South Korea are also using agricultural films in greenhouses and mulching, especially in the cultivation of vegetables. Therefore, the expanding cultivation of fruits and vegetables in Asia-Pacific is expected to drive the market for agricultural films furthermore in the coming years.

Some of the key players in Agricultural Films Market include DowDuPont, Inc., BASF SE, Berry Global, Inc., Coveris Group, Novamont SpA, AL-PACK Enterprises Ltd., RPC Group PLC, ExxonMobil Corporation, Ab Rani Plast Oy, Kuraray Co., Ltd., Grupo Armando Alvarez SA, The Rkw Group, Achilles Corporation, Trioplast Industrier AB, Barbier Group, Plastika Kritis S.A., and Ginegar Plastic Products Ltd.
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