End-of-line Packaging Market by Size | Growth | Analysis | Trends and Forecasts to 2027
The end-of-line solution is specialized equipment used in the manufacture of the commodity as a whole. They can be either fully automated or semi-automated. The fully automated device involves safety monitors, computer vision, and even remote monitoring, which in turn leads to the development of quality goods. They eliminate the need for labor, since they are completely automated, and therefore reduce the chances of human error by increasing the efficiency of the overall operation. They are commonly used in the automobile, packaging, electronics & semiconductor, food & beverage and pharmaceutical sectors.
By the end of 2027, the global end-of-line packaging market is expected to reach US$ 6.0 billion in revenue, rising at CAGR by 4.2 percent during the forecast years (2019 to 2027).
Market Trends
Advancement of end-of-line packaging technologies, such as the launch of robotic palletizing and depalletizing systems, is expected to drive market growth. In September 2019, ABB unveiled the company's new robotic technologies to help packagers handle high-mix, low-volume production at Pack Expo Las Vegas. This breakthrough would improve the productivity of packaging more goods on the same lines, moving between products with limited downtime and speeding up to maximum production speed for new products.
The expansion of the retail sector in the Asia-Pacific area is expected to improve the end-of-line market growth. According to the India Brand Equity Base, the retail sector crossed CAGR USD 950 billion in 2018 and is forecast to hit USD 1.1 trillion by 2020. The expansion of the retail sector is therefore projected to stimulate demand growth throughout the forecast period.
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