GHS Labels Market Future Growth Analysis, Business Demand And Opportunities To 2030
Future Market Insights delivers key insights on the GHS labels market in its published report, which includes global industry analysis, size, share, growth, trends, and forecast for 2022–2030. In terms of revenue, the global GHS labels market is estimated to grow by 1.6x during the forecast period, owing to numerous factors such as increasing demand from chemicals and other industries.
The global GHS Labels Market is along the path of decent progression,
reaching US$ 2.3 Bn by the year 2030 at a CAGR of 4.8% between 2022 and 2030.
GHS stands for globally harmonized system of categorizing and
labelling chemicals. Stringent regulations are implemented around the world,
compelling the classification of hazardous chemicals on labels. With focus on
safer packaging rising, the GHS label market will significantly expand in the
coming years.
Among
end users, manufacturers are expected to account for a higher share in the
demand for GHS labels. According to the report, manufacturers are expected to
account for over half of demand exhibited in the market.
Key Takeaways of GHS Labels Market Study
- After
a period of negative growth, GHS labels sales well improve marginally,
registering a 0.2% y-o-y growth in terms of value in 2022
- Expansion
of chemicals sector will boost growth in the U.S., enabling it to hold 87%
share in the North America market in 2022
- The
U.K. will register negative y-o-y growth in 2021, however, sales are
poised to improve 2022 onwards
- Germany
will record positive growth in sales in 2021, however, sales in France
will recover 2022 onwards
- Increasing
production and export of chemicals has placed China as the dominant market
in East Asia, followed by Japan and South Korea
“Besides implementation of stringent regulations, requiring the
chemical sector to clearly state potential hazards, focus on preventing
counterfeiting of products will give tailwinds to growth registered by the
market,” said a lead analyst at FMI.
Demand for GHS Labels Rising As Brand Owners Aim to Prevent
Counterfeit Products
The
risk of loss of commodity due to mishandling the hazardous chemicals while
transit is always there by all modes of transit, such as rail, road, and sea.
But the usage of globally harmonized system labels can help shippers as well as
the buyers and sellers of hazardous chemicals to ensure safe and easy handling
of harmful chemicals.
Expansion
of the chemicals industry has stimulated growth in various several markets,
including that for GHS labelling. With increasing demand for labelling,
manufacturers are also offering advanced labelling solutions to brand owners
which provide tracking, and tracing of chemical products. However, major
challenge faced by logistics companies is the counterfeit of chemicals which
can be reduced by usage of GHS labels.
Growing
of the chemical sector, particularly in global markets, has led to emergence of
modern facilities that sell wide variety of product categories in bulk
quantities. GHS labels reduce chances of package tampering, which ensures right
delivery of products to consumers. Various GHS label manufacturers offer labels
that can be applied on variety of substrates such as glass, paper, plastics,
etc. with the latest technology such as RFID, which are used as unified
classification for packaging in the chemical sector.
Space Constraint of GHS Labels to Hamper the Growth
Globally
harmonized system labels are indicators for potential harms that can be caused
by the mishandling of the particular chemical or commodity. But sizes of GHS
labels varies commodity wise.Some commodities are packed in a smaller packaging
to save packaging costs, but information for hazards may be more than the space
available. In that cases the information is depicted in smaller or hardly
visible sizes, which does not fulfills the safety requirement needed for
hazardous chemical, and may result in loss of life or property.
The
GHS labels with incomplete information are more harmful and potential to cause
more danger while usage or handling of the harmful chemicals. The important and
most harmful dangers are listed on the label, but the dangers which are less
likely are not listed on the labels.
- For
example:- A chemical drum or bottle packed by manufacturer is small in
size, which may not allow to label or showcase in a pictorial manner about
all the potential harms that mishandling of that products may result in
to.
- Due
to limited space it is possible that only most harmful hazards are listed,
but due to partial listing of hazards there may be an, loss of live or
property during the usage or handling of chemicals with partial
information on it.
Competitive Landscape
- Avery
Dennison Corporation
- UPM
Raflatac
- PPG
Industries, Inc.
- Brady
Worldwide, Inc.
- 3M
Company
- CCL
Industries Corp.
- Reliance
Label Solution, Inc.
- HERMA
GmbH
- Weber
Packaging Solutions, Inc.
- SATO
AMERICA, LLC
- Brandywine
Drumlabels, LLC
- TCI
America, Inc.
- Loftware,
Inc.
- Nippon
Shokubai America Industries, Inc.
- Teklynx
Newco SAS
are
some of the leading companies operating in the market.
Key Segments Covered in GHS Labels Industry Research
GHS Labels Market by Product Type
- Pre-printed
- Personalized
(On-demand)
GHS Labels Market by Material
- Polypropylene
(PP)
- Polyethylene
(PE)
- Polyester
(PET)
- Polyimide
- Vinyl
- White
Thermal Transfer/Direct Thermal Paper
GHS Labels Market by Size
- 215mm
x 279mm
- 215mm
x 355mm
- 210mm
x 297mm
- 148mm
x 210mm
- Any
Other Label Size
GHS Labels Market by Packaging Format
- Primary
Containers
- Secondary
Containers
GHS Labels Market by Printing Technology
- Thermal
Transfer
- Pigmented
Ink Jet
- Color
Laser
GHS Labels Market by End-use
- Manufacturers
- Logistic
& Transport Companies
GHS Labels Market by Region
- North
America GHS Labels Market
- Latin
America GHS Labels Market
- Europe
GHS Labels Market
- East
Asia GHS Labels Market
- South
Asia GHS Labels Market
- Oceania
GHS Labels Market
- Middle
East & Africa (MEA) GHS Labels Market
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