Top Edible Packaging Companies

Global Edible Packaging Market size was valued at USD 984 Million in 2023 and is poised to grow from USD 1,040 Million in 2024 to USD 1,625 Million by 2032, growing at a CAGR of 5.73% in the forecast period (2025-2032).

The major players in the highly competitive edible packaging industry have a strong focus on innovation, sustainability, and compliance. Top market players with plant-based and biodegradable options are Notpla, Loliware, Monosol, and Evoware. To increase their product offerings, large food packaging companies are making partnerships and investing in research and development. New products are also being launched by regional companies and startups, growing competition and furthering material science and production efficiency. 'Notpla (UK)', 'Loliware (USA)', 'Monosol (USA)', 'Evoware (Indonesia)', 'TIPA Corp (Israel)', 'WikiFoods Inc. (USA)', 'AgroParisTech (France)', 'Mantrose-Haeuser Co., Inc. (USA)', 'Nagase & Co., Ltd. (Japan)', 'JRF Technology, LLC (USA)', 'Skipping Rocks Lab (UK)', 'Apeel Sciences (USA)', 'GloryBee (USA)', 'Devro Plc (UK)', 'Great Wrap (Australia)'

Throughout the projection period, market expansion will be driven by increasing demand for processed foods. Salt, oil, fat, and sugar have been added to these foods for flavor and taste. Furthermore, processed foods require packaging of longer shelf life than edible coatings can provide. Because many consume processed food, the use of edible coatings in combination with film is predicted to boost industry growth.

Short-Term: In the short term, firms are looking at food films consisting of protein and cornstarch as green alternatives to plastic. TIPA Corp has launched compostable and biodegradable packaging that is as flexible as plastic but fully sustainable and consumable. Increasing customer demand for chemical-free, organic packaging and stringent government regulations on single-use plastics are fueling the trend.

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