Vacuum Packaging Market Size| COVID-19 Analysis

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Segmentation:

The material type-based segments pf the Vacuum Packaging Market Size are polypropylene, polyamide, polyethylene, ethylene vinyl alcohol, and others.

Based on process, the segments of the Vacuum Packaging Market Size are shrink vacuum packaging, skin vacuum packaging, and others.

The segments of the Vacuum Packaging Market Size, based on packaging, are semi-rigid packaging, flexible packaging, and rigid packaging.

The application-based segments of the Vacuum Packaging Market Size are pharmaceuticals, industrial goods, food, and others.

Regional Analysis:

The geographical analysis of the global Vacuum Packaging Market Size is included in this MRFR report for four regions - North America, Asia Pacific (APAC), Europe, and the Rest of the world (RoW). These regions are studied on a country-level market basis. Asia Pacific is the dominant region of the Vacuum Packaging Market Size. The rising income level of consumers, in conjunction with the growing middle-income population, is expected to drive the expansion of the Vacuum Packaging Market Size in the region. China and India are poised to catalyze market growth in the region. North America and Europe are also expected to witness substantial growth over the next couple of years. Increasing demand for packaged food owing to rising working population is anticipated to boost the growth of the market in the years to come.

Competitive Dashboard:

US Packaging & Wrapping LLC (US), Kite Packaging Ltd (UK), Collinsons Vacuum Packaging Pty Ltd (Australia), Sealer Sales, Inc. (US), Wells Can Company (Canada), and STEWART'S PACKAGING (US) are few of the other players of the global market.

Industry News:

In November 2019, Slovenian wine producer Radgonske gorice has announced the production and packaging of its wine in a black bottle and vacuum film to avoid exposure to light.

In September 2019, Rufil Industries, a food products manufacturing company, has announced the launch of soft paneer that uses German technology for vacuum packaging.