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The green packaging will promote the progress of the industry

With the continuous development of China's economy, the progress of science, packaging and printing industry to maintain a relatively high level of growth in the printing and packaging enterprise development towards a green era.

  

Last year, the total output value of China's packaging industry has reached 13,000 billion, to become the second-largest packaging country after the United States, however, from the number of enterprises and the gross margin level, the domestic packaging industry is still in the formative years. Visible packaging industry survive is to provide added value for the downstream cost savings while providing publicity effect, and downstream customers grow and grow. Expected future packaging industry is driven by the three major driving force.

Packaging and printing industry, competition is fierce, although the profits of the leading companies able to maintain a relatively high level, but the industry average profit is as low as 2%. Industrial Network was informed that, the traditional packaging and printing only rely on the products to lock in customers facing increasing challenges. Personalized, differentiated demand as consumers of the brand customers passed to a manufacturer of packaging and printing products, coupled with increasingly fierce competition between various brands, customers simply want a cost-effective packaging and printing products from previous gradually require suppliers to participate in product development, and provide more professional guidance and assistance.

 

80-90 the year in the last century by UV press, Zhang machine equipment investment to produce high-quality special specification product differentiation to gain high profits. Driven by high profits, a growing number of packaging printing enterprises to update equipment, rely on the advantages of equipment to maintain the time is growing short.

At the same time, with the continuous development of science and technology enterprises through technological innovation threshold is getting lower and lower, more and more difficult to rely on research and innovation to gain competitive advantage, especially in the environment of weak intellectual property protection in China is more obvious. We can see that the annual Hong Kong International Printing and Packaging Fair exhibits can be deeply felt the seriousness of the packaging and printing industry homogenization.

Cosmetics packaging is one of the essential factors which cosmetic companies must take into account when trying to capture consumer attention in crowded market-places. The importance of cosmetics packaging to the success of cosmetic products has meant that companies operating in the sector are expected to gain steady profits throughout the coming years. Various consumer trends have also served to both increase the quantity of packaging sold and increase the value of packaging sold, increasing the value of cosmetic packaging markets. As a consequence, visiongain has determined that the value of the global cosmetics packaging market in 2012 will reach $24.0bn.

Several consumer-driven trends are impacting the cosmetics packaging markets. The average consumer in the mature industrialised nations is aging, and demanding more of premium cosmetics packaging. Heightened popularity of male grooming, particularly in the emerging markets, is increasing cosmetics consumption in hair care and facial skincare sectors. The consumers are also increasingly looking for added value in the cosmetics they buy, and cosmetics producers are seeking to create this via adding integrated applicators and innovative techniques to the packaging of the products. All these factors are enabling solid growth prospects for the global cosmetics packaging markets.

 

National cosmetics packaging markets in US, Japan and major European countries will remain central to the cosmetics packaging market over the forecast period to 2022, as premiumisation of cosmetics drives the development of cosmetics packaging. Growth within emerging markets in Asia, Latin America, Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa will enable more of the consumers in these countries to join the emerging middle class and will heighten their demand for various cosmetic products. As professional occupations become more common in emerging markets, appearances become more crucial and consumers are increasingly willing to spend their disposable income on cosmetics such as hair care or skincare.

There are however a few dangers remaining in the horizon. The global financial crisis of 2007-08 and the current euro-zone debt crisis have reduced consumer and producer confidences and restrained cosmetics packaging growth. While some essential products, such as hair care and facial skincare are consistently performing, the value of packaging markets for less essential products is likely to be diminished if euro-zone troubles lead to a new crisis. Fluctuating raw material and energy prices are further dangers that potentially may serve to reduce margins in the cosmetics packaging markets.