Market Share of Asia Pacific Cosmetic Packaging Industry
The Asia-Pacific cosmetic packaging market remains fragmented due to numerous international, regional, and local players, such as Albéa Group, Berry Global Inc., and AptarGroup Inc. Sustainable competitive advantages via innovation, market penetration levels, and the advertising expense power of competitive strategy are the main elements influencing the market.
- June 2024: Berry Global Group Inc., a global player in sustainable packaging, introduced a customizable, rectangular Domino bottle for the beauty, home, and personal care markets. The 250 ml bottle is manufactured using up to 100% post-consumer recycled (PCR) plastic. The Domino bottle features a 75-millimeter-wide front face and customizable side panels, allowing printing on all four sides. This design maximizes opportunities for brands to create distinctive packaging with significant shelf impact. The side panels can be further enhanced with textured embossing or debossing, offering a tactile experience for consumers.
- May 2024: Amcor, a global leader in developing and producing responsible packaging solutions, and AVON, a cosmetics, skincare, and personal care company with a 135-year history, announced the launch of the AmPrima Plus refill pouch for AVON's Little Black Dress classic shower gels in China. When recycled, the recyclable packaging will result in an 83% reduction in carbon footprint, 88% reduction in water consumption, and 79% reduction in renewable energy use.
Asia Pacific Cosmetic Packaging Market Leaders
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Albéa Group
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Berry Global Inc.
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AptarGroup, Inc.
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Amcor Group
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Zenvista Packagings
*Disclaimer: Major Players sorted in no particular order