The annual growth rate of the hottest drug packagi
2022-10-03- Detail
The latest authoritative survey shows that the global drug packaging market increased by 4.2% in 2003, reaching an output value of US $11.2 billion. The United States, Japan, Britain, Germany, France and Italy will account for the largest market share of the world drug packaging industry in which the residue and debris left in the jaws should be liquidated in time after making a batch of samples. However, China has become the fastest-growing region
at present, the annual output value of China's pharmaceutical packaging industry is about 15billion yuan, with an annual growth rate of more than 10%. A survey report shows that 65% of China's pharmaceutical packaging is still behind the world average level in the 1980s. The quality of packaging materials is very low, and its contribution to the pharmaceutical industry is even weaker. In developed countries, packaging accounts for 30% of the value of drugs, while in China, the value is 10% lower
at present, paper is mainly used in the outer packaging of drugs, because its moisture resistance and protective performance are not ideal. On the other hand, cartons used for sandwich packaging are also facing fierce competition from heat shrinkable plastic packaging. Take 10 boxes or 10 bottles of sandwich packaging for example, the cost of using heat shrinkable or even retrogressive plastic packaging is 3 to 7 cents, but carton packaging costs 50 cents to 2 yuan. In short, the market share of carton packaging in the field of pharmaceutical packaging is rapidly decreasing. However, in the next few years, it will only account for 8.4%, and carton is still a mainstream packaging form for sheet drugs. Tear able carton packaging with protective function is expected to gain wider market popularity
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