The Latest Food Packaging Trends

The food and beverage companies follow the food packing trends by introducing sustainable and environmentally friendly packaging.

FREMONT, CA: The application of new technologies has immensely transformed the food and beverage industry. As the world is in the year 2022, the industry can look forward to some of the most common food packaging trends, which will also help entrepreneurs keep on top of customer demand and needs.

Sustainability

A packaging trend that is commonly spoken about is sustainable packaging. Many businesses are transforming to offer safe and environmentally friendly packaging due to the increasing demand from their clients. According to research by Trivium Packaging, almost three-quarters (74 percent) of consumers are ready to pay more for sustainable packaging. Presently, most consumers have become environmentally conscious, and some consider environmentally friendly recyclable packaging a significant product.

London Bio Packaging is one institution that aims to be sustainable and sell only environmentally friendly food packaging. Revive Recycled and Maintain Compostable are their primary categories, and under them, there are food packaging ranging from Hot Food Takeaway to Cold Food Grab' n' Go.

Clear Labelling

Consumers are more vigilant about what they consume, so businesses are beginning to offer better labeling and transparent packaging. 'Natasha's Law' is new legislation requiring the complete labeling of ingredients and allergens on goods pre-packed for direct sale. Although, the act is only applicable to Wales, Northern Ireland, and England. In 2022, consumer trust will be a critical factor in creating and sustaining, and many trades will be open to transforming their ways to meet customers' needs.

Refillable Packaging

In 2020 the world witnessed the trial run of Asda's Sustainability shop. A new plastics reduction initiative ensured that consumers would not have to pay more for greener options. By providing products like cereals, tea bags, and coffee, the store is there to help consumers minimize, reuse, recycle, and cut down on single-use plastic.

Asda revealed that they plan to introduce this model in several other stores in 2021. In addition, they expect that other major UK supermarkets will follow in the sustainable footsteps of Asda for next year.