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Pesticides are compounds used to control pests. Herbicide, insecticide, nematicide, molluscicide, piscicide, avicide, rodenticide, bactericide, insect repellent, animal repellent, microbicide, fungicide, and lampricide are all examples of pesticides.
Herbicides are the most frequent of them, accounting for over half of all pesticide use worldwide. Sachets are small, flexible, sealed bags containing three or four layers of packaging. Aluminium, plastic, cellulosic, non-plastic, and textile are some of the materials used to make these.
The Global Pesticide Sachet Packaging market accounted for $XX Billion in 2022 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2023 to 2030.
Because agrochemical products such as fertilisers and insecticides are harmful, packaging is critical in the agriculture industry. As a result, improved packaging solutions that can limit the danger of handling, storing, and shipping these chemical items are required. As a result, the packaging of these products is designed to provide superior sealing in order to reduce the danger of loss during shipping.
Polypropylene bags and pouches are commonly used to package various agricultural items like fertiliser and pesticides. PET and HDPE are the most often used materials in the production of plastic bottles and jars. These medium barrier solutions provide moderate moisture barrier, heat resistance, gas permeability, and oxygen barrier, making them appropriate for use in the agrochemical industry.
Polymers are the most used packaging medium for agricultural chemicals. Yet, due to the environmental sustainability of these items, the use of bags, pouches, bottles, and containers is fast increasing. Scholle IPN, for example, provides bag in box and pouch packaging options to preserve agrochemical products.
The global demand for pest resistance, combined with the improvement of biodegradable packaging options, is driving the expansion of this market. Mauser packaging options, for example, were recently released and are not only suitable for transporting agrochemical chemicals but may also reduce industrial waste. Recycling and environmental concerns are critical commercial challenges.
Flexible plastics are utilised in flexible packaging solutions, which can help to lower an organisation’s carbon footprint. The use of pouches and bags in agrochemical packaging has expanded due to their greater safety against transportation losses in a sustainable manner.
Scholle IPN, for example, provides fertiliser pouch packaging options that provide a better product to package ratio than rigid formats such as bottles and jars.
