The USA and Canada molded fiber pulp packaging market is likely to reach a valuation of US$ 3.0 billion in 2033 from US$ 1.9 billion in 2023. Sales of molded fiber pulp packaging are projected to surge by 5.2% CAGR in the assessment period from 2023 to 2033.
The USA and Canada are witnessing a significant upswing in the adoption of single-use food packaging, driven by the imperative to prevent food spoilage and extend the shelf life of products. This growing preference is poised to generate substantial sales for molded fiber pulp packaging solutions in the region. Market analysts anticipate a remarkable surge, with the market expected to expand by 1.6 times during the assessment period.
Organizations such as the Sustainable Packaging Coalition, a prominent advocate for sustainable packaging in North America, play a pivotal role in researching and promoting eco-friendly packaging materials. According to this organization, molded fiber pulp packaging is recognized as an environmentally responsible and sustainable packaging solution. This underlines the growing shift toward packaging materials that are both functional and eco-conscious, aligning with the principles of sustainability and responsible consumer choices.
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Recyclability of molded fiber has enabled surging adoption in the packaging industry, with manufacturers eager to embrace an alternative to the oil-based form of packaging due to government restrictions and consumer preference for sustainable products. Molded fiber pulp packaging provides security to products that are packaged. Various end-use industries are adopting molded pulp packaging as it is considered to be a superior alternative to polystyrene foam packaging.
The USA and Canada molded fiber pulp packaging market is poised to experience high demand from manufacturers of perishable fresh food products that are mainly sold at retail outlets such as supermarkets, hypermarkets, and department stores. These are projected to account for more than 50% of the molded fiber pulp demand. Eventually, molded fiber pulp packaging will experience a spike in sales due to its expanding use and growing popularity across the USA and Canada.
Top Trends Fueling Molded Fiber Pulp Packaging Sales across the USA and Canada
Rapid Shift toward Eco-friendly Packaging to Spur Demand for Custom Molded Fiber Packaging
Molded pulp, renowned for its sustainability, is expected to experience remarkable growth, especially in the realm of secure packaging. In the past, expanded polystyrene packaging was the go-to choice for safeguarding various products against external shocks and damage. However, in response to environmental concerns, many countries, including the USA, have taken measures to prohibit the use of single-use plastic materials in various applications, notably take-out containers for food and across multiple industries.
The burgeoning shift towards eco-friendly packaging, with molded fiber pulp packaging offering similar protective qualities as expanded polystyrene, is poised to drive sales. One crucial distinction is that while expanded polystyrene is challenging to recycle, molded fiber pulp is derived from recycled paper, making it an environmentally responsible and sustainable option. The durability and shock-absorbing properties of molded pulp materials are instrumental, particularly during the transportation or handling of valuable products such as electronic gadgets, wine bottles, and mobile phones.
As a result, the demand for protective packaging, exemplified by molded fiber pulp packaging, is on the rise in the USA and Canada. This is driven by the imperative to shield valuable items from the rigors of vibration and shock during transit, aligning with the evolving landscape of sustainable and secure packaging solutions.
Key Takeaways from USA & Canada Molded Fiber Pulp Packaging Market
- By molded pulp type, the transfer molded and thermoformed fiber segments are set to reach US$ 921.8 million and US$ 454.0 million, respectively in 2023.
- By product type, the clamshell container segment is predicted to account for 36.2% of market share by 2033.
- By application, the edge protectors category is estimated to expand at a CAGR of 6.4% from 2023 to 2033.
- The USA is projected to generate the lion’s share of 79.6% of the USA and Canada molded fiber pulp packaging market share by 2023.
- Canada molded fiber pulp packaging market is anticipated to hold a share of around 23.6% in 2033.
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Demand for Environmentally Friendly Packaging Solutions to Push Sales of Molded Fiber Pulp
Due to increasing demand from consumers, retailers, end users, and the government, the packaging industry is increasingly being compelled to consider sustainable solutions. Packaging that can perform four main key functions such as preserve and protect, communicate brand image, convey information, and at the same time offer convenience is required.
Environmentally friendly molded fiber pulp packaging meets the aforementioned needs and expectations in terms of both packaging excellence and ecological responsibility. Molded pulp is manufactured through recycled material such as straw, bagasse, and virgin pulp. It has zero wastage and all the residue is reused & recycled. Key players are adopting sustainable materials for manufacturing packaging solutions in the USA and Canada.
Companies such as Huhtamaki and Henry Molded Product Inc. are focusing on launching innovative products with molded pulp materials, including oven trays that resist high temperatures and the energy is naturally utilized through solar panels. Sonoco Products Company, on the other hand, announced expansion of its sustainable packaging solutions by developing and adding recyclable molded fiber packaging for refrigerated and frozen meals.
Key Players
- Henry Molded Products, Inc.
- EnviroPAK Corporation
- Michelsen Packaging Company
- Western Pulp Products Company
- Footprint
- Multipap Industries
- ProtoPak Engineering Corporation
- Hartmann Canada Inc.
- Keiding Inc
- Atlantic Pulp
- MFT-CKF Inc
- OrCon Industries Corporation
- Cascades Inc.
- Huhtamaki Oyj
- Pacific Pulp Molding, Inc.
Molded Fiber Pulp Packaging Market Outlook by Category
By Molded Pulp Type:
- Thick Wall
- Transfer Molded
- Thermoformed Fiber
- Processed Pulp
By Product Type:
- Trays
- Drink Carriers
- 2 Cups
- 4 Cups
- 6 Cups
- More than 8 cups
- Boxes
- End Caps
- Plates
- Bowls
- Cups
- Clamshell Containers
By Application:
- Primary Packaging
- Secondary Packaging
- Edge Protectors
By End Use:
- Consumer Durables
- Mobile Phone
- Television
- Laptops
- Tube Lights and Bulbs
- Others (Air Conditioners, Refrigerators)
- Food & Beverage
- Egg Packaging
- 4 eggs
- 6 eggs
- 12 eggs
- 24 eggs
- More than 30 eggs
- Wine Packaging
- 375 ml
- 750 ml
- 1.5 liters
- More than 3 liters
- Fruit Packaging
- Others
- Egg Packaging
- Cosmetics
- Food Services
- Healthcare
- Automotive
- Logistics
- Others (Candles, Flower Packaging)
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