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Is dissolvable packaging the future?
Dissolvable packaging is designed to replace conventional plastic bags, films, labels, and pouches. This end-of-life solution is non-toxic and leaves no trace of microplastics. Upstream innovation means this packaging 'designs out' the waste often associated with plastic bags, and also means consumers are not forced to deal with finding a solution to plastic waste.
Use our Foresights report to understand the future of dissolvable packaging, and formulate winning strategies for the road ahead.
This report covers:
by GlobalData
- Drawbacks and advantages to dissolvable packaging
- Current industry applications
- Consumer insight into priorities surrounding sustainability and packaging
- The pathway and considerations for dissolvable packing in terms of mass adoption and commercialization
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Is dissolvable packaging the future?
Dissolvable packaging is designed to replace conventional plastic bags, films, labels, and pouches. This end-of-life solution is non-toxic and leaves no trace of microplastics. Upstream innovation means this packaging 'designs out' the waste often associated with plastic bags, and also means consumers are not forced to deal with finding a solution to plastic waste.
Use our Foresights report to understand the future of dissolvable packaging, and formulate winning strategies for the road ahead.
This report covers:
by GlobalData
- Drawbacks and advantages to dissolvable packaging
- Current industry applications
- Consumer insight into priorities surrounding sustainability and packaging
- The pathway and considerations for dissolvable packing in terms of mass adoption and commercialization
