The Future Of Packaging Report

Packaging has become a hot talking point. From increased consumer exposure through the ecommerce boom, to a growing public interest in sustainability and the circular economy. For many businesses, sustainability and success are becoming almost interchangeable.

In the Future of Packaging report, we present the findings of our latest research which identifies the trends and challenges faced by industry now and in the next decade.

The report also features insights from industry leaders, such as DHL, Regatta Ltd & Joules on how retailers can improve packaging sustainability in the next decade.

Included in this report:

Overcoming the legacy issues of commoditisation when it comes to packaging procurement
The impact of government policy on packaging design and development
How to make sustainability claims stack up and positively communicate your packaging choices to customers
Case study from premium lifestyle brand Joules

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43% of companies want to see most innovation in packaging materials in the next decade - Picture of light bulb with machine parts in

of companies want to see most innovation in packaging materials in the next decade.

53% of companies believe reducing environmental impact will be the most important factor in defining packaging strategies in the next 10 years - picture of a plant in a speech bubble

of companies believe reducing environmental impact will be the most important factor in defining packaging strategies in the next ten years.

When asked which factors will influence packaging design and development now and in the next decade. 59% of companies stated cost lowering from current level of 60%. - Picture of pound sign in a circle

When asked which factors will influence packaging design and development now and in the next decade, 59% of companies stated cost lowering from current level of 60%.

33% believe that the greatest opportunity to improve sustainability in packaging life cycle is during the design process i.e. creating packaging that uses less material or more eco-compliant material. - picture of a paper with manufacturing symbol on

believe that the greatest opportunity to improve sustainability in packaging life cycle is during the design process. i.e. creating packaging that uses less material or more eco-compliant material.