Blister Packaging Market Intelligence

Blister Packaging Market Description

The global market for blister packaging is expected to reach $18 billion until 2022 while growing at a continuous rate of 4.5-5 percent. Factors such as unit-dose packaging, short-cycle medication, and monitored dosage system for the improvement of patient adherence are driving the blister packaging market. Blister packaging is also expected to increase its market share by 25 percent until 2022 in the pharmaceutical packaging market. The innovation in both product and material have attracted demand in developed regions. Consequently, increasing healthcare benefits and sale of OTC drugs further promote the growth for blister packs in emerging economies.

Blister packs are anticipated to occupy 23-25 percent of the packaging market in the next five years. Trends like CR packaging with an anti-lock mechanism, pressure sensitive push-through blisters (AOF), RFD chip-enabled medication compliance, and senior-friendly features are changing the manufacturing methods of blister packaging. The report also provides a descriptive analysis of the demand for global blister packaging by component and type. It also explores the global market outlook in regions such as North America, EMEA, APAC, and the LATAM, along with global trade dynamics, imports, and exports.

Beroe gathers intelligence through primary sources that include industry experts, researchers, and consultants, as well as current suppliers, producers and distributors. Secondary sources can include business journals, newsletters, magazines, market research data, company sources, and industry associations. Following data collation, analysis, and strategic review, the Final Research Report is published on Beroe LiVE.

Report Coverage

Major Trends, Innovations and Industrial Development
Global Trade Dynamics
Key Industry Trends–Blister Packaging
Mergers and Aquisitions

Blister Packaging Market Trend, Analysis & Forecast

Category Intelligence on Blister Packaging covers the following

Information relating to market, supply, cost, and pricing analysis
Hard to find data on cost and TCO models, supplier details, and performance benchmarks
Macroeconomic and regional trends impacting cost, supply, and other market dynamics
Category-specific negotiation and sourcing advice

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Executive Summary

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Market Analysis

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Supply Analysis

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Cost & Pricing Analysis

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Best Practices

1. Blister Packaging Executive Summary

1.1 Demand Market Outlook
1.2 Major Trends, Innovations and Industrial Development

2. Blister Packaging Market Analysis

2.1 Value Chain Analysis
2.2 Global Market Outlook
– Current Market Size
– Demand Trends
– Trade Dynamics
2.3 Regional Market Outlook [USA, EMEA, Asia-Pacific, Central & South America]
– Current Market Size
– Demand Trends
– Trade Dynamics

3. Blister Packaging Industry Analysis

3.1 Industry Outlook [USA, EMEA, Asia-Pacific, Central & South America]
– Drivers and Constraints for the Industry
– Mergers & Acquisitions
– Innovations
– Porters Five Forces Analysis

4. Blister Packaging Cost and Pricing Analysis

4.1 Cost & Price Analysis [USA, Europe & Asia]
– Cost Structure Analysis
– Raw Material Price Trend and Forecast

5. Blister Packaging Supplier Analysis

5.1 Key Suppliers – Region-wise
5.2 Key Supplier’s Capability Analysis
– Geographical Footprint
– End-use Industries
– Revenue
– Key Achievements/Updates/Certifications
5.3 Detailed supplier profiling of the top five global suppliers
– SWOT Analysis for the top five global suppliers

6. Blister Packaging Industry Best Practices

6.1 Supplier Engagement Models
6.2 Sourcing Practices

Global Market Outlook on Blister Packaging

The global market for blister packaging is valued at $14.32 billion in 2018, and it is expected to grow at 4.5–5 percent until 2022, reaching $18.96 billion
Unit-dose packing, short-cycle medication, and monitored dosage system to improve patient adherence are the driving factors, which is expected to increase the market share of blister packaging from 18 percent in 2018 to nearly 25 percent by 2023 in the overall pharmaceutical packaging

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Demand Market Outlook

Need for patient compliance and regulations are the primary drivers for growth of blisters in pharmaceutical packaging
Innovation in both product and material have attracted demand in developed regions. Increasing healthcare benefits and sale of OTC drugs promote the growth for blister packs further in emerging regions

Global Market Size –Blister Packaging

Blister packs occupied nearly 18-19 percent of the global pharmaceutical packaging during 2018 and is expected to reach 23–25 percent during the next five years
CR packaging with anti-lock mechanism, pressure sensitive push-through blisters (AOF), RFID chip-enabled medication compliance and senior-friendly features are some of the trends associated with blister packaging
Demand is driven by growing old age population in Western Europe, who is the largest consumer for blister packs globally, development in healthcare system promotes the growth of blister packs in developing regions, like Asia, LATAM, Middle East and Africa
Middle East and Africa shows maximum growth, with a CAGR of 9 percent during 2018–2023, owing to improved healthcare developments and sale of OTC drugs
There is a shift from plastic containers to blister in North America to aid better patient compliance for the growing old age population

Global Blister Packaging Demand by Component

Major components used while making blister packs are forming film, lidding material, heat sealant (additives), and ink for printing
Forming films account for nearly 80–85 percent, and lidding materials occupy 15–20 percent of the overall blister packaging weight
Films are expected to witness highest growth at a CAGR of 7.5–8 percent during 2018–2023. This is because thermoforming films are preferred over Cold-form Foils (CFF), which are made of Alu completely
Lidding materials include paper, film, and Alu sheets. Paper and plastic films are gaining prominence over Alu lidding material, due to ease in innovation pertaining to child-resistance or easy-open-feature
These CFF types of packs provide less transparency and slow production speeds compared to thermoformed films, which offers clear visibility and optimizes production
Secondary containers, which include folding boxes, cartons, prescription containers, etc., are growing at 7–7.5 percent CAGR
Packaging accessories are inserts, shrink material, security components, tamper evident seals. Packaging inserts are drivers for any packaging format, as it aides patient compliance and provide complete product information
Modern day blister lines can easily pack 1,000–1,200 blisters per minute