Airless Packaging: Revolutionizing Beauty and Skincare with a Projected USD 9.5 Billion Market by 2033 | FMI

The global airless packaging market is predicted to register a CAGR of 4.7% over the forecast period, as per FMI's analysis. The industry's size is anticipated to increase from USD 5.9 billion in 2023 to USD 9.5 billion by 2033 end.

Driven by the increasing demand for advanced packaging solutions that enhance product shelf life and reduce waste. The beauty and personal care industries are major contributors to this growth, as airless packaging prevents product oxidation and contamination, ensuring the integrity and efficacy of high-end cosmetics and skincare products.

The rise in consumer awareness regarding sustainable and hygienic packaging options is also a significant driver, as airless systems often use recyclable materials and minimize product residue.

Additionally, technological advancements in packaging design and manufacturing have led to more cost-effective and versatile airless packaging solutions, making them accessible to a broader range of products and industries.

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The growing e-commerce sector, with its focus on safe and efficient product delivery, further boosts the demand for airless packaging. Overall, the market's expansion is supported by a combination of industry innovation, consumer preferences, and the need for sustainable packaging alternatives.

Top Highlights from the FMI's Analysis of the Airless Packaging Market:

• The United States airless packaging industry is projected to witness significant market share over the oncoming years. The market in the region is being driven by the thriving beauty and personal care industry. Along with this, surging population of working women is also showcasing purchasing pattern that reflects preference for premium quality cosmetics.
• The China market is projected to assume rapid pace over the forthcoming years. The market is being propelled by the inflating levels of GDP in the country. Growing inclination towards natural and organic products is also catalyzing demand for airless packaging.
• The plastic-made airless packaging, on the basis of materials, is expected to maintain its market dominance in the years to come. Leading share of plastic can be credited to its favorable attributes, such as easy to mold, affordable, and light weight.
• Based on packaging type, bottles and jars hold sizeable share of the market. The structure of these products helps easy integration of airless pumping mechanisms. Jars and bottles are highly preferred due to their low cost and significant aesthetic appeal.

Competitive Intelligence

Key competitors in the worldwide airless packaging market are focusing on expanding their production capabilities by spending more in their existing facilities to meet rising demand for food containers. In addition, prominent firms are concentrating on developing sustainable and creative goods to fulfill the growing need for environmentally responsible packaging.

Key Players Profiled in the Report

• Aptar Group Inc.
• Albea Beauty Holdings S.A.
• Silgan Holdings Inc.
• Lumson SPA
• HCP Packaging
• Quadpack Industries
• Libo Cosmetics Company
• Fusion Packaging
• WestRock Company
• ABC Packaging Ltd.
• Raepak Ltd.
• COSME Packaging
• Eastar Cosmetic Packaging
• Andler Packaging Group
• Cospack America Corp

Stay Up-to-date with Recent Market Developments as Observed by FMI

• In June 2022, Seacliff Beauty launched mono-material airless packaging, which is metal-free, consisting of 100% polyethylene (PE) that allows easy collection, recycling, and disposal. The sugarcane PE is another option for packaging. This innovation comes in three variations.
• In December 2022, APC PACKAGING introduced in-stock airless AWP pump to meet the surging demand for custom version.
• In October 2022, LUMSON S.p.A and PUSTERLA collaborated to develop XPaper, an airless pouch technology. This system is made of cardboard and is 100% recyclable.

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Airless Packaging Market Outlook by Category

By Packaging Type:

• Bottles
• Jars
• Tubes

By Material:

• Plastic
• Glass

By Dispensing Systems:

• Pumps
• Dropper
• Twist & Clicks

By Region:

• North America
• Latin America
• Europe
• South Asia
• East Asia
• Middle East & Africa
• Oceania

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