The global population is expected to expand by an additional 2 billion people over the next 25 years, and agricultural efficiencies are necessary to feed this growth in population. According to a report by published by the Forsythia Foundation, a US-based venture capital fund, in March 2019, Safer Made is focusing on accelerating the adoption of new materials that reduce or eradicate the use of hazardous chemicals in food packaging. Authors Marty Mulvhill and Adrian Horotan explained that, along with food, people also eat the packaging and materials that touch the food. As a result, it is essential to treat the materials used for packaging, primarily like the ingredients in food. Furthermore, there is an increasing demand for the healthiest opportunities available. Accordingly, less toxic packaging of food coincides with low pollution. People, brands, retailers, advocates, and governments are focusing on attaining safe packaging and zero plastic pollution. At the same time, single-use packaging is convenient and is expected to witness increasing demand in the near future. Additionally, the global population is projected to expand, and in key emerging markets, like China and India, the rate of urbanization is projected to increase. Thus, consumers are willing spend their income on consumer goods. This is expected to drive the exposure toward modern retail channels, while strengthening the middle-class population to engage with global brands and shopping habits.

1. INTRODUCTION

2. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

3. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

4. MARKET DYNAMICS

5. MARKET SEGMENTATION AND ANALYSIS (MARKET SIZE, GROWTH, AND FORECAST)

6. COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE

7. MARKET OPPORTUNITIES AND FUTURE TRENDS

8. DISCLAIMER