Innova Market Insights data reveals a steady +4% annual growth in rigid material launches within the F&B sector from 2020 to 2024. Notably, by 2024, plastic materials accounted for half of all new launches.

Kembang Joyo Forest Honey in Stick (Indonesia)
- 20 x 15 g plastic flat pouches of forest honey held in a plastic jar.
- Recyclable PET 1...

Suntory Green Dakara Vitamins Fruit Juice with Tropical Orange Flavor (Japan)
- Comes in a 280 ml plastic bottle.

Cremissimo Raspberry Spritz Sorbet (Austria)
- Comes in an 825 ml plastic tub.
- 100% recyclable.

Asamu Fruit Yogurt (China)
- Yogurt with fruit and oatmeal in a 320g plastic tub.
- Recyclable (5PP) packaging.

Yummo Strawberry Ice Cream (India)
- Strawberry ice cream in a 100 ml plastic pot.
- Recyclable packaging.

Deluxe Immune Boosting Root Vegetable Soup with Carrot, Parsnips, Sweet Potato and Leeks (UK)
- Comes in a 300 g plastic tub, held in a carton board sleeve.
- Clean...

Coosur Squizz Aceite Stir Fry Extra Virgin Olive Oil (Spain)
- Extra virgin olive oil in a 620 ml bottle.
- Green Dot certified.
- Recyclable PET...

Dulces Del Valle Spreadable Dulce De Leche and Passion Fruit Jam (Colombia)
- Spreadable dulce de leche and passion fruit jam in a 250 g plastic jar.

Pascual Creamy Milk Drink with African Cocoa (Spain)
- UHT creamy milk drink with African cocoa in a 230 ml plastic (PET 1) bottle.

Frosty Flakes Ice Cream (Brazil)
- Comes in a 2 L plastic tub, held in a carton board sleeve.
- Reusable pot at home.
- Recyclable packaging.


According to Innova Market Insights data, 70% of consumers globally believe sustainability challenges require immediate action, and 36% think it is very important to address these issues in F&B product packaging. Brands are responding with a wider range of packaging claims, including compostable, recyclable, plant-based, bio-based, and recycled content.

Innova Market Insights data highlights Halloween-themed F&B launches that rely on established packaging formats, including folded boxes, flat and standing pouches, aluminum cans, and plastic cups, bottles, and trays. Familiar formats get a spooky makeover, with black cats, ghosts, jack-o’-lanterns, and monsters doing the talking.

Innova Market Insights data indicates that 30% of consumers globally have chosen biodegradable packaging to be more sustainable in the past year. In response, bioplastics are appearing across diverse packaging formats, from compostable coffee and tea capsules to pouches, trays, cartons, and bottle wrappers, with innovation focusing on renewable materials, compostability, and end-of-life solutions.

Innova Market Insights data indicates that product launches have increased over the past two years, with reclosable claims showing particularly strong growth, reaching a +15% CAGR from July 2021 to June 2026. As reclosability gains momentum, caps and closures are becoming an increasingly important area for packaging innovation.

According to data from Innova Market Insights, consumers are interested in refillable packaging solutions, with 23% of consumers globally even willing to pay more for refillable packaging. New product launches show that refillable packaging is most often used in seasonings and water products.

According to data from Innova Market Insights, 65% of consumers globally find transparency at least very important when choosing sustainable food and drink products. Twenty-two percent say that supply chain details matter to them the most in a sustainable product. New launches support sustainability claims with third-party certifications and clear information on responsibly sourced renewable materials and recyclable packaging.











