Blister Packaging Market, By Product Type (Clamshells, Trapped Blisters, Face Seal Blisters, and Blister Cards), By Technology (Thermoforming and Cold Forming), By Material Type (Plastic, Paper & Paperboard, and Aluminum), By Application (Consumer Goods, Pharmaceuticals, Electronics & Semiconductors, and Others), By Geography (North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, Middle East and Africa).

Published In : Feb 2025

Code : CMI694

Pages :120

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Industry : Packaging

Blister Packaging Market Size and Trends

The blister packaging market is estimated to be valued at USD 34.19 Bn in 2025 and is expected to reach USD 56.39 Bn by 2032, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.4% from 2025 to 2032.

Blister Packaging Market Key Factors

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The rising demand for convenient packaging from pharmaceutical as well as food and consumer goods industries is driving the growth of the global blister packaging market. The market is witnessing notable shift towards sustainable blister packages made from materials such as paper, thereby reducing reliance on non-degradable plastics. Moreover, advancements in hot stamping foil technology allows enhanced design flexibility and anti-counterfeiting features in blister packs. This is expected to provide new opportunities for manufacturers to improve customer satisfaction through product security and visual appeal.

Growing demand from pharmaceutical industry

The pharmaceutical industry has grown significantly over the years and is continuing to grow further driven by factors such as rising healthcare expenditure, increasing cases of chronic diseases, and aging population. For instance, according to data published by Invest India in 2022, the pharmaceutical industry in India is expected to reach US$ 65 Bn by 2025 and to US$ 130 Bn by 2030. Pharmaceutical manufacturers are focused on improving patient compliance and convenience of drug consumption through innovative packaging solutions. Blister packaging has emerged as one of the most popular ways of packaging tablets and capsules globally due to its benefits such as unit dose packaging, tamper evidence, improved product protection, and consumer appeal. It allows the packaging of single or multiple doses together in sealed cavities or pockets which makes it an ideal format for self-administration of medicines. The appeal amongst consumers has further grown due to ease of use of blister packaging compared to other packaging types such as bottles. With the rising demand for medicines and increasing focus of pharmaceutical industry players towards compliance packaging, the demand for blister packs from this end use segment is expected to surge over the coming years.