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The packaging and assembly industry plays a crucial role in preparing products for distribution, sale, and use. This industry involves the design, evaluation, and production of packages, which can range from simple containers to complex systems that protect, preserve, and present products. Packaging materials include paper, cardboard, plastics, glass, and metals, each chosen based on the product's requirements for protection, durability, and cost-effectiveness.
The U.S. packaging industry is a powerhouse, valued at an estimated $200.98 billion in 2024 and projected to reach $244.17 billion by 2029. However, this industry isn't static. It's constantly adapting to meet evolving consumer demands, environmental concerns, and the ever-growing influence of e-commerce. Today, we're taking a closer look at this vital industry, exploring the sector's key trends and statistics and examining some of the industry's top suppliers.
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The impact of the initial COVID-19 outbreak and the subsequent lockdown on the vast Chinese manufacturing network has sent ripples through every industry, including packaging.
The nucleus of many supply chains is unfortunately synonymous with the origin of the virus: China. Ships, trucks and aircraft sit idle as quarantines and restrictions limit capacity by as much as 80%.
Now, as manufacturers and shippers scramble to find new solutions and supply chains, the wisdom of sourcing locally becomes extremely clear....(Full Article)
Unlike other sectors of manufacturing, packaging of food, medicine and other consumables has not been affected as severely by tariffs and global trade instabilities.
Today we're going to take a look at key growth trends in this all-important industry....(Full Article)
With 2,423 packaging suppliers in the United States, all with many different types of packaging capabilities, it may be daunting to find one that can fit your specific needs.
Because many companies specialize in specific types of packaging, you can easily narrow your search by eliminating those companies that do not address your needs. For example, if you require primary corrugated packaging service, you can rule out companies that specialize in other areas, and instead, focus on companies like Stamar Packaging, based in Elgin, Illinois, which offers custom primary, secondary and tertiary corrugated packaging services.
However, with mandated certifications, labeling specifications and retail packaging requirements, you cannot settle on a company you've just picked out of a hat. Altho...(Full Article)
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