POLY Salt Pouches
Size | All |
Material | POLY |
Minimum Order Quantity | 25000 Piece |
Product Details
Company Details
Product Specification
Size | All |
Material | POLY |
Minimum Order Quantity | 25000 Piece |
Product Description
confectionery pouches |
food pouches |
snacks pouches |
bread pouches |
cake pouch |
toast pouch |
agarbatti pouches |
namkeen pouch |
shampoo pouch |
pillow pouch |
chips pouch |
pulses pouches |
oats pouch |
ghee pouches |
mustard oil pouch |
juice pouch |
noodles pouches |
rusk pouches |
popcorn pouch |
biscuit pouches |
henna pouch |
jam pouches |
ketchup pouches |
seeds packaging pouch |
salt packaging pouch |
liquid soap pouch |
gravure printed pouches |
rotogravure printed pouches |
flexographic printed pouches |
stand up zipper pouch |
coconut oil pouch |
wafer pouches |
retort pouches |
gusset pouches |
Additional Information
Item Code | 12569 |
Delivery Time | 30 Days |
Port Of Dispatch | Mumbai |
Production Capacity | 20 Tons |
Packaging Details | As Required |
About the Company
THE TEAM
All India Trading Co. (AITC) team of highly knowledgeable local and national staff has deep-rooted connections all over India. Those strong relationships allow us to open the door to the very best products the country's sme domains have to offer.
Packaging is the growth engine for global print
According to Smithers Pira, digital processes will see the fastest growth across 2017-2022, leaving the previously dominant offset litho declining in terms of value.
In 2017 digital printing accounts for 16.2% of the global print market value – $785.1 billion and 2.9% of the volume. This is up from 2.1% of the volume in 2012, and the transition is accelerating to 3.9% of volume by 2022, when new high-performance equipment will be in operation in most applications. The value of litho will drop from 48.1% of all print and printed packaging in 2012 down to 39.5% in 2022. Only flexography shows a rise in share among analogue processes.
The top line
Litho still dominates in terms of the number of prints and pages, and by 2022 it will still account for over 70% of world print output. Much of this is relatively low-value newspaper, magazine and book printing, while other analogue processes are growing their shares. Digital print remains a very small proportion of the volume – growing from 2.1% in 2012 to 4.3% by 2022 – but its value is much greater, with 20% of global print value accounted for by inkjet and electrophotography by 2022.
The penetration of digital into the mix of print applications varies considerably. In advertising, direct mail was built on personalised printing using digital systems, while the short run sign and display segments were early adopters of inkjet technologies. Inkjet has also penetrated deeply into label print on narrow-web platforms and is now moving to larger formats and other substrates, like corrugated board.
Commercial printing companies have adopted digital for short runs and variable data work. Typically these have begun on toner systems which have become more reliable and delivered higher quality as the segment has evolved, this is now levelling off with much of the interest now switching meaning there is now strong interest in larger format sheetfed inkjet presses, replacing toner SRA3 machines.
Packaging is the growth engine for global print with volumes and values forecast to grow. There is no substitution by electronic alternatives, and this growth sector has been identified by many digital press suppliers as the best future opportunity. This is reflected in the number of press launches and concepts at trade shows and under non-disclosure agreements by both from specialist digital press developers, and analogue equipment suppliers.
Digital print is growing its share of the overall print market, taking share from existing analogue volume in some applications and opening up new possibilities and new product categories and is forecast to reach a global market value of $169 billion by 2022 growing on average by 5.9% CAGR.
Digital print for packaging will be the key market opportunity, It will grow by 22% CAGR through to 2022 to reach a global market value of around $8.4 billion.