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Selbyville, Delaware, Sept. 29, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — According to a new research report by Global Market Insights Inc., the global Food Service Packaging Market will hit a valuation of more than USD 186 billion by 2030.
The widespread availability of pocket-friendly food service packages is a major driving factor for the market. Emerging food businesses increasingly use food service packages owing to their convenience, safety, and affordability. As per the FPI (Foodservice Packaging institute), Americans spend close to 50% of their meal budget on restaurants, thereby increasing the requirement for food service packages to pack leftovers, order takeout, or request ready-to-eat foods. Increasing product accessibility and user-friendliness will also impel the growth of food service packaging industry.
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Increased options in readily eatable foods to foster the growth of paperboard packages
Based on the material, the food service packaging market is classified into plastic, metal, and paperboard. Amongst these, the paperboard segment is expected to cross a valuation of USD 83 billion by 2030. The growth can be attributed to the increasing availability of ready-to-eat food driven by on-the-go lifestyles. Additionally, paperboard packages find massive application in the packaging of fresh vegetables and beverages.
Strong structural support to push the demand for rigid packages
On the basis of packaging type, the food service packaging market is classified into flexible and rigid packages. Rigid packaging is known for its strength, on account of which it is widely used by food service companies. As per the report, the industry size from the rigid packaging segment will register over 5% CAGR through 2030. Rigid packages will continue to witness high demand due to the structural support it offers to perishable items like fruits and…
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