London, June 27th,
2012 – Across the global packaging industry,
59% of respondents identify ‘research and development’ as the core area to
generate more demand for new technology. In addition, ‘printing’ and
‘in-process quality control’ are considered other important production areas (reference
graph below).
Overall, executives expect ‘attractive
packaging’, ‘inexpensive packaging’, and ‘moisture control packaging’ to be the
top three technology oriented packaging types in the consumer product goods
industry, as identified by 53%, 50%, and 39% of respondents respectively.
Both buyers and suppliers identify ‘high
cost of raw materials’ and ‘complexity in recognizing the right technology’ as
the leading barriers in the implementation of new technology.
The top three production areas in the
global packaging industry which have implemented nano-technology successfully
are ‘manufacturing’, ‘printing’, and ‘product design’, as identified by 27%,
20%, and 18% of respective respondents.
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