Innova Market Insights’ Top Packaging Trends 2025 report highlights natural solutions as the fourth key trend. As consumers seek alternatives to petrochemical plastics, renewable options such as bio-based packaging are gaining traction. An Innova survey shows that 30% of consumers globally consider bio-plastics to be “very sustainable.” Reflecting this demand, F&B packaging made from bioplastic saw a 27% CAGR between June 2020 and July 2025.

Alce Nero Barista Vegetable Drink Based On Organic Soy (Italy)
- Barista vegetable drink in a 500 ml bio-based Tetra prisma aseptic carton.
- Packaging made with...

Mogli Mango With Banana and Guava For Toddlers From 1 Year Old (Slovenia)
- Organic puree in a 100 g plastic spouted pouch.
- Aluminium-free packaging made of 85%...

Zaya Rosemary and Sea Salt Flavored Protein Chips (Brazil)
- Protein chips in a 50 g plastic standing pouch.
- Eco Venture...

Great Porridge Prebiotic Fibre Almond Raspberry Acerola Porridge (Belgium)
- Porridge in a 400 g plastic flat pouch held in a carton folded box.
- FSC...

Nestle Nan Optipro 3 Milk Formula Powder For Toddlers From 1 Year Old And Onwards (Croatia)
- Comes in an 800 g metal tin.
- At least 66% renewable...

Fables Specialty Coffee Red Riding Hood Espresso Blend Compostable Capsules (Singapore)
- Ten compostable coffee capsules in a 55 g carton folded...

Aquarius Daily Hydration with Mineral Salts (Spain)
- Two 1.5 L PET bottles held in a plastic wrapper.
- Wrapper is 98%...

Arvid Nordquist Limited Edition Summer 2025 Medium Dark Roast Coffee (Finland)
- Coffee in a 500 g plastic vacuum pouch.
- Fully bioplastic packaging based on...

Swiss Natural Med Bioamin Food Supplement, 200 Tablets (Switzerland)
- Supplement in 200 tablets in a bioplastic bottle.
- Fully plant-based container.

Biopostres Organic Wheat Cookies With Almond (Spain)
- Organic wheat cookies in a 150 g carton standard tray, held in a plastic flat pouch.
- Green Dot...

Innova Market Insights data highlights rising momentum in Easter-related F&B packaging launches, with an average annual growth of 11% between 2021 and 2025. Brands are increasingly leveraging seasonal packaging to capture consumer attention, introducing playful shapes, innovative formats, and limited-edition designs. Colorful eggs, bunnies, and spring motifs continue to define F&B packaging design during the festive period.

On this year's Zero Waste Day, consumer interest in minimizing their environmental footprint comes into focus. According to Innova Market Insights, nearly one-third of consumers worldwide associate waste reduction directly with protecting nature. This shift is reshaping the F&B aisle, with more launches touting reduced or minimal packaging as brands race to meet demand for smarter, more sustainable formats.

Freshness is a key factor consumers use to assess F&B packaging quality, according to Innova Market Insights. Barrier coatings on packaging help preserve freshness and flavor by protecting products from bacteria and external contaminants. New product launches indicate that brands are increasingly emphasizing this packaging benefit in their communications.

According to Innova Market Insights data, food product packaging launches for Valentine’s Day recorded a 14% CAGR between October 2020 and September 2025. Confectionery accounted for more than two-thirds of these launches. Nearly half were packed in folded boxes, and 71% in plastic.

According to data from Innova Market Insights, consumers view glass as a sustainable material for F&B packaging, with 34% of global consumers considering it to be very sustainable. In addition, 65% of consumers separate glass packaging in their household for recycling purposes.

Innova Market Insights data indicates an increase in festive-themed F&B packaging launches globally. Brands give familiar foods and drinks a holiday makeover, turning everyday products into giftable treats with packaging that feels festive and special.









