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The Asia-Pacific PET packaging market in the pharmaceutical sector was valued at USD 2652 million in 2019, and it is projected to reach USD 3540 million by 2025, registering a CAGR of 5.1% during the period of 2020-2025.

Plastic packaging is becoming more popular than other products, as a plastic package is light in weight and easier to handle. Similarly, even the major pharmaceutical manufacturers in the Asia-pacific region prefer to use plastic packaging solutions, owing to their lower cost of production. Moreover, polyethylene terephthalate (PET) polymers are growing in plastic bottling applications in the pharmaceutical industry.

According to a study conducted by the PET Packaging Association For Clean Environment (PACE) and National Chemical Laboratory (NCL), in 2019, an estimated 80,000- 85,000 metric ton of PET products were used in the Indian pharmaceutical sector.

Manufacturers prefer PET to other plastic packaging products, as it accounts for the minimum loss of raw material during the manufacturing process as compared to other plastic products. Its ability to add multiple colors and designs has made it a preferred choice for the industry players. In addition, PET offers safety and quality standards, which is why it is witnessing a predominant usage in the pharmaceutical sector.

Furthermore, the adoption of PET can lead to nearly 90% weight reduction, as compared to glass, allowing a more economical transportation process. Currently, plastic bottles made of PET are widely replacing the heavy and fragile glass bottles in the pharmaceutical industry in the Asia-Pacific region. For instance, it is possible to transport 30,000 100-ml PET bottles in a truck, as opposed to only 18,000 glass bottles, according to the PACE and NCL 2019 study. This reduces the transportation cost and environmental impact.

Moreover, the pharmaceutical market in the region is growing, with the presence of countries like China, India, and Japan, among others, where the demand for pharmaceutical products is increasing due to the population and rising diseases.

The healthcare and pharmaceutical sector in China is one of the world's largest markets, primarily driven by its aging population. According to Pharmaceutical Technology, the value of China's pharmaceutical market was forecast to surge to almost USD 574 billion by 2022. Hence, there is a growing possibility for the domestic players, as they might experience an increase in the demand for PET bottles from these companies.

With the COVID-19 outbreak and measures taken to curb the spread of the virus, PET bottles such as hand sanitizer and handwash bottles have seen a surge in demand, which is likely to continue for the next year or two. Likewise, the manufacturing capability will also see a shift in production towards such trends.

Key Topics Covered:

1 INTRODUCTION

2 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

3 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

4 MARKET DYNAMICS

4.1 Market Overview

4.2 Industry Ecosystem Analysis

4.3 Market Drivers

4.3.1 Increasing spending on healthcare and Pharmaceutical to augment the market growth

4.4 Market Challenges

4.4.1 Environmental Concerns Regarding the Use of Plastics

4.5 Porter's Five Forces Analysis

5 ANALYSIS OF THE COSTS AND OVERHEADS FOR SETTING UP A MANUFACTURING PLANT IN INDIA AND THE SUPPLIER LANDSCAPE

5.1 Fixed Capital

5.1.1 Land and Building

5.1.1.1 Management Building

5.1.1.2 Production Area

5.1.1.3 Raw Material Store

5.1.1.4 Finished Goods Store

5.1.1.5 Workshop

5.1.2 Machinery

5.2 Working Capital

5.2.1 Manpower Requirement

5.2.2 Raw Material Requirement

5.2.3 Utilities and Other Contingent Expenses

5.3 Return on Investment (ROI) - Scenario Analysis

5.4 List of Key Polymer Suppliers in India

5.5 Coverage of the Blow-molding Machinery Landscape in India

5.5.1 Blow-molding Machines Added - in Thousand (2013 -2019)

5.5.2 Installed Capacity - in Kilo Metric Ton Per Annum (2013-2019)

5.5.3 List of Key Machinery Suppliers in India

5.6 Government Regulations

5.7 List of Potential Customers

5.7.1 List of Pharmaceutical Companies

5.7.2 List of Collaborations/Partnerships

6 INDIA PHARMACEUTICAL BOTTLES MARKET LANDSCAPE

6.1 Current Market Scenario (Drivers and Challenges

6.2 Market Breakdown - by Type (Analysis and Forecast for the Period of 2019-2025)

6.2.1 Plastic

6.2.2 Glass

6.3 Import-Export Analysis - India Pharmaceutical Bottles - in Value (2015-2019)

6.3.1 Glass Bottles

6.3.2 Ampoules

6.3.3 Syringes

6.4 Analysis of Major Vendors Providing Pharmaceutical Glass Bottles

7 IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON THE PET PACKAGING INDUSTRY

8 PET BOTTLE PRICING ANALYSIS

9 POLYETHYLENE TEREPHTHALATE (PET) MARKET LANDSCAPE

9.1 Analysis of PET Demand - by Application (Bottles, Films, Sheets, etc.)

9.2 Coverage of the PET Material Manufacturing Capacity for Major Suppliers

10 DEMAND FOR PET BOTTLE IN THE PHARMACEUTICAL SECTOR

10.1 Breakdown - by Size (30 ml, 60 ml, 120 ml, and 250ml)

11 MARKET SEGMENTATION

11.1 Product Type

11.1.1 Tablet Bottles

11.1.2 Syrup Bottles

11.1.3 Vials

11.1.4 Dropper Bottles

11.1.5 Handwash and Hand Sanitizer Bottles

11.1.6 Mouthwash Bottles

11.1.7 Other Product Types

11.2 Color

11.2.1 Transparent

11.2.2 Green

11.2.3 Amber

11.3 Country

12 COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE

12.1 Company Profiles

12.1.1 Gerresheimer AG

12.1.2 Alpha Group

12.1.3 Ganesh PET

12.1.4 Total PET (Radico Khaitan Ltd)

12.1.5 Senpet Polymers LLP

12.1.6 AG Poly Packs Private Limited

12.1.7 Ideal Pet Industries

12.1.8 Dongguan Fukang Plastic Products Co. Limited

12.1.9 Kang-Jia Co. Ltd

12.1.10 Takemoto Packaging Inc.

12.1.11 TPAC Packaging India Private Limited

13 FUTURE OUTLOOK OF THE MARKET

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