Preserving Quality and Convenience: Trends and Innovations in the Frozen Food Packaging Market worth US$ 2.0 billion in 2033

The market for frozen food packaging is anticipated to be worth US$ 900 million in 2023 and US$ 2.0 billion by 2033.

The development of the worldwide frozen food packaging market is largely dependent on a number of macro- and microeconomic variables. The expansion of the food delivery system will result in increased demand for frozen meal packages. Manufacturers in the food and beverage sector are increasingly selling frozen food items through internet portals in an effort to draw clients.

The demand for frozen food packages in the food and beverage industry is anticipated to increase due to consumers’ growing desire for fresh food products. Additionally, it is anticipated that rising demand for frozen dessert delivery will favourably affect the development of the global market for frozen food packaging. The global market for frozen food items is anticipated to grow at a CAGR of 7.5% between 2022 and 2032, according to Future Market Insights.

Moreover, surge in demand for frozen dessert products among customers has further contributed towards growth of the global frozen food packaging market. With the growing need to protect the food products from exposure to extreme weather conditions and moisture, manufacturers are implementing enhanced packaging solutions such as temperature controlled and tamper-proof packaging.

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Major player in the global market of frozen food packages are Ball Corporation, Amor Ltd., Crown Holding Inc., Bemis Company Inc., Pactiv LLC., International Paper Company, Sonoco Products Company, Sealed Air Corporation, Printpack Inc., Berry Global Group Inc. and Huhtamaki Oyj.

Bound to these factors, sales of the frozen food packages in the food and beverages industry is projected to witness robust growth throughout the forecast period.

Packages for frozen food products also remain concentrated among the suppliers of the frozen food products. Manufacturers in the food and beverage industry witness significant demand for frozen food products as they have a fresh flavor and can be preserved for comparatively long time.

Suppliers of prefer opting for frozen food product packages in order to protect the product from moisture and unprecedented climate conditions. These factors are projected to fuel demand for the frozen food packages in the food and beverage industry positively.

On the other hand, high quantity of sodium in various frozen food products has led to a drop in the sales of the frozen food products, which has in turn led to a drop in demand for the frozen food packages.

In addition, increasing prices of the frozen food products add to the overall cost price of the product, which is projected to witness drop in demand for the frozen food packages. These factors are projected to inhibit growth of the global market of frozen food throughout the forecast period.

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Global Frozen Food Packaging Market by Category

By Material Type:

  • Plastic
  • Aluminum
  • Paper and Paperboard
  • Tempered Glass

By Packaging Type:

  • Rigid
  • Boxes
  • Tubs & Cups
  • Cans
  • Trays
  • Flexible
  • Pouches
  • Bags (includes boil in bags)
  • Films
  • Others

By Food Type:

  • Ready to Eat Products
  • Fruits and Vegetables
  • Meat, Poultry, & Seafood
  • Dairy Products
  • Others (Soups, etc.)

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Plastic Materials to Witness Robust Demand

With the increasing demand for tamper-proof packaging, manufacturer prefer using plastic materials for frozen food product packaging. By packaging material, the plastic segment is projected to represent relatively high revenue growth, reflecting more than US$ 7,000 Mn by 2022-end. On the other hand, the paper & paperboard segment is expected record a relatively high CAGR through 2022.

Based on the packaging type, the bags & pouches segment is projected to register a robust CAGR, recording more than US$ 2,000 Mn by 2017-end. During the forecast period, the frozen specialties application type segment is expected will reflect a healthy CAGR.

On the other hand, the meat, poultry & seafood segment is projected to account for more than US$ 3,000 Mn by 2022-end. Europe will continue to remain a leading market for the frozen food packages globally.

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