The global edible oil packaging market are expected to grow at 5.8% CAGR between 2021 and 2031, registering an increase of 2.7% than demand registered in 2016-2020. 

A recent change in the lifestyle of consumers has contributed to the growing demand for consumables with added preservatives with longer shelf life. 

With the expansion of the food industry, sales of edible oil have recorded a sharp rise across the globe. 

Demand for ready-to-eat foods, along with frozen foods will increase the consumption of edible oil globally, resulting in high demand for edible oil packaging solutions. 

India is the world’s fourth-largest consumer of edible oil, trailing only the United States, China, and Brazil. 

India produces 9.3% of the world’s 8.2 million metric tonnes of oilseeds. Imports account for 35-40% of total demand. India has a high penetration rate of 90%.

Edible oil firms are also venturing into the fortified oil market, where oils are fortified with vitamins such as A, D, and E. 

A prominent trend in this market is the rising demand for health-related products and services. The market for branded edible oils is also growing, with sunflower and soy oils leading the way. 

Another notable shift in the purchase of edible oil in bulk vs. smaller quantities, with sectors such as hospitality making bulk purchases such as 15-litre tins, but the average household buys oil in units such as 1 litre and 2-litre pouches or 5-litre cans.

The market for edible oil packaging solutions in the United Kingdom is expected to develop at a 3.0% CAGR over the next decade. 

Additionally, between 2021 and 2031, the market will see an incremental potential of US$ 59 Mn for makers of edible oil packaging solutions. 

The presence of important producers producing innovative edible oil packaging solutions built from sustainable raw materials that are 100% recyclable is fueling demand.