Need to Transport Fragile Products Safely to Propel Global Customized E-commerce Packaging Market

The global customized e-commerce packaging market is primarily driven by the speedy growth in the electronics sector. This is because e-commerce packaging offers safety and protection during transportation. Fragile products such as cosmetics and chemicals also require customized packaging, which is anticipated to propel the market’s growth, states a new report by Transparency Market Research. The report, titled “Customized e-Commerce Packaging Market - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast 2016 - 2024,” states that technology has revolutionized packaging industry since the past five years. For many industries, packaging is an important marketing tool and helps build brand identity. Organizations operating in various industries such as food and beverages, oil and gas, chemicals, medical devices, consumer goods, and healthcare are currently focusing on adopting customized e-commerce packaging solutions.

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Highly functional and visually appealing packaging has been a driving tool for the packaging companies to attract more customers. The availability of various customized e-commerce packaging options is expected to be a boon for the companies operating in this global market. As per the findings of the report, the availability of the desired products, attractive offers, and specialized products is boosting the e-commerce market, which in turn is driving the global customized e-commerce packaging market. Many emerging nations such as Brazil, India, and China are concentrating on opening niche markets to their neighboring nations to increase foreign exchange and the consumption of foreign goods. This is predicted to propel the demand for customized e-commerce packaging options.

For a detailed competitive analysis, the global customized e-commerce packaging market is segmented on the basis of region, application, and type. By type, the market is classified into polybags, corrugated boxes, and others. The demand for polybags is increasing in many emerging nations as they offer convenience and sustainability. The polybags segment is expected to dominate the global customized e-commerce packaging market until 2020. By geography, the customized e-commerce packaging market is divided into Asia Pacific, the Middle East and Africa, Latin America, North America, and Europe.

Customized e-commerce packaging finds applications in personal care products, chemical, food and beverages, transport, electronics, and healthcare industries. Growth in the electronics sector will lead to an increase in the sales of customized e-commerce packaging solutions, states a TMR analyst.

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Key companies are currently focusing on adding innovations to their already existing packaging solutions. Companies are concentrating on introducing new customized packaging solutions. Salazar Packaging, Inc, Design Packaging, Inc., William Ernest & Co, Inc., Packlane, Inc, Packaging Design Corporation, Green Packaging Group, The Yebo Group, Creative Presentations, Inc., Packaging Services Industries, and BEE Packaging are some of the prominent players in the global customized e-commerce packaging market.

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