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How big is the chemical packaging market | Growth, Trends & Size Forecast

Code: MTA5022 Publication Date: Jul 2025

How big is the Chemical Packaging Market?

According to ÂÌñÉç internal database and industry insights, Global chemical packaging market was valued at approximately USD 93.4 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach USD 140.2 billion by 2031, growing at a CAGR of 6.0% during the forecast period.

This expansion is being driven by increased demand for safe, durable, and compliant packaging solutions across chemical, agricultural, pharmaceutical, and specialty chemical sectors.

Key Growth Drivers of the Chemical Packaging Market

  • Rising demand for high-barrier and re-sealable packaging to ensure chemical stability and compliance
  • Stringent regulations around transport and storage of hazardous and corrosive substances
  • Growing use of bulk packaging, intermediate bulk containers (IBCs), drums, and pails in industrial supply chains
  • Expansion of chemical manufacturing activities in emerging regions like Asia-Pacific and Latin America
  • Rising customer expectations for lightweight, tamper-evident, and eco-friendly packaging materials

Chemical Packaging Market Trends

The chemical packaging market is witnessing a shift toward high-performance polymers and composite materials that offer improved chemical resistance and lighter weight. Reusable and returnable packaging systems like IBCs and recyclable drums are gaining popularity. Digital labeling with QR codes and RFID tagging is enhancing traceability and regulatory compliance. Additionally, corrugated and fiberboard packaging formats are being adapted for spill-prevention and safe inner-lining. Sustainable packaging formats, such as bio-based plastics and post-consumer recycled (PCR) materials, are accelerating in response to corporate sustainability goals.

Emerging Developments in the Chemical Packaging Market

The new advancements are the introduction of smart packaging with the leak sniffer, impact sensors and temperature tags. They are experimenting with the integration of a tracking system enabled by blockchain technology that would result in the creation of a strong audit trail and end-to-end transparency. To enhance protection and lightweight, manufacturers are preparing hybrid structures of packages (mixing of metals, polymers and barrier films). For increased cost effectiveness and better circularity, growth in the on-site reconditioning and the packaging-as-a-service (PaaS) patterns are occurring. There is active research in use of high stakes chemicals to prevent cross-reactions and coating of the inner liners to avoid product contamination.

Major Companies in the Chemical Packaging Market

  • Berry Global Inc.
  • Greif, Inc.
  • Mauser Group
  • Schoeller Allibert
  • UFP Technologies, Inc.
  • Schütz GmbH & Co. KGaA
  • Nefab Group
  • PolyK Technologies
  • Conitex Sonoco
  • Coveris Holding S.A.
How big is the chemical packaging market : FAQs
The chemical packaging market was valued at USD 93.4 billion in 2024 and is expected to reach USD 140.2 billion by 2031 at a CAGR of 6.0%.
Intermediate bulk containers (IBCs), steel/aluminum drums, and flexible packaging dominate usage.
Safety regulations, reuse/recycling initiatives, chemical stability needs, and packaging innovation.
Cost of high-performance materials, regulatory complexity, and managing packaging waste streams.
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