Market Research Reports Global Returnable Packaging Market Report 2019 | Página 2

returnable packaging is lightweight and can be melded into a variety of shapes and appearances. The
Wood segment is projected to grow at the second-highest Compound Annual Growth Rate, in terms
of value during the forecast period. Apart from being an ecological material, wood also has other
excellent features such as high electrical resistance, Durability and Versatility. These features make
wood products preferable for Decoration, Construction and Packaging Applications.
In terms of the geographic analysis, APAC Returnable Packaging Market is projected to grow at the
highest Compound Annual Growth Rate from 2019 to 2023, in terms of value. The growth of the
market in the Asia Pacific region can be attributed to the increased demand for Returnable Packaging
from highly populated countries such as India and China as this packaging ensures cost savings, partial
sustainability, and safety of packaged products. Moreover, the increasing application of returnable
packaging in the automotive, food & beverages, healthcare, consumer durables, aerospace, and
construction industries is expected to fuel the growth of the Returnable Packaging Market in the APAC
region.
Some of the major players that operate in the Global Returnable Packaging Market are CHEP China,
IFCO System, Kuehne+Nagel, Loscam, Schoeller Allibert, Atlas Box & Crating, Atlas Bubble Bag, CABKA,
Clip-Lok SimPak, DS Smith Plastics, Ecopac, Eltete TPM, Free Pack Net, George Utz Holding
Latest Industry Updates:
1 Loscam:-CMG fully acquired Loscam in 2010 and has since seen Loscam successfully grow to become
Asia-Pacific’s largest pallet pooling company. This latest announcement is another major strategic
decision to further strengthen the ownership structure of Loscam and drive the business to further
success. The new investors bring new sector expertise which will further support the company’s long-
term expansion plans. After the introduction of the two new investors, Sinotrans continues to remain
as the major shareholder of Loscam. At the officiating ceremony, all 3 shareholders expressed their
confidence in the growth potential of Loscam and their trust in the management team. The company’s
daily operations will remain unchanged and will be supported by the new board of directors. The
management of Loscam are excited with the new ownership structure and the experience, diversity
and extensive financial management knowledge they bring to Loscam. These along with the extensive
resources in both domestic and global regions will be key to allowing Loscam to further capitalise and
expand on its footprint and services.
2 CHEP China:- Brambles, the global supply-chain logistics company operating in more than 60
countries, primarily through the CHEP and IFCO brands, has published its Sustainability Review for the
2018 Financial Year (FY18). Pioneering a new way of reporting, this year Brambles has used The
International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC)'s[1] six capitals framework, grouped under: financial,
manufactured, intellectual, human, social and relationship, and natural capital, to describe the
different ways the Group creates value in the short, medium and long term.Brambles helps move
more goods to more people, in more places than any other organisation on earth. The Group’s
purpose is to connect people with life’s essentials, working with manufacturers, suppliers and
retailers, overseeing the whole supply chain: from the farm to the factory, from the shop floor to the
front door.
The Sustainability Review includes updates on CHEP and IFCO’s sustainability programme and its
progress towards its 2020 Sustainability Goals. These goals are based on the company’s Better
Business, Better Planet, Better Communities, sustainability programme and are closely aligned with
the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).