Allied Development
Corp. (www.allied-dev.com)
publishes “Barrier Materials for Flexible Packaging
2011 to 2016”, a global industry report which provides a clear
and comprehensive analysis of barrier materials that restrict the transmission
of oxygen and moisture vapor through flexible packaging films. The report
provides volumetric and revenue forecasts for barrier materials through 2016.
Allied Development’s
newest study examines the full range of commercially proven technologies from
the perspectives of their functional ability to meet consumer needs, their
worldwide market potential, economic profiles, and environmental impact. The
420-page study describes producer strategies for extending the life cycles of
these established products, as well as the potential of several emerging
technologies (e.g. ultra-high barrier metallized film) to improve or supplant
them.
This is the first
global industry report on barrier materials to calculate greenhouse gas GHG
releases for flexible packaging films categorized by their oxygen transmission
rates.
In-depth market,
economic and environmental analyses – depicted in over 100 figures and tables
-- are presented for barrier materials that provide oxygen transmission rates
from zero to 77.5 cc/m2/day (5 cc/100 in2/day) and/or
moisture vapor transmission rates from zero to 1.5 gm/m2/day (0.10
gm/100 in2/day). The study profiles 34 established and upcoming
producers of barrier materials, serving the six major geographic markets for
flexible packaging.
Barrier Materials analysis provides volumetric forecasts
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