In agriculture, a particular type of plastic film called "agricultural films" is used to increase common agricultural operations, protect plants from pests and severe weather, and encourage crop development. These films are often made of polyvinyl chloride (PVC), ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA), polyethylene (PE), and other polymers. They are available in many forms, including stretch, silage, greenhouse, and mulch films, and each is specifically used in the agriculture sector.
According to SPER market research, ‘Europe Agriculture Films Market – By Type, By Application- Regional Outlook, Competitive Strategies and Segment Forecast to 2033’ state that the Market is predicted to reach USD XX billion by 2033 with a CAGR of 6.52%.
A miniature greenhouse increases output. People are attracted toward nano greenhouses, which incorporate contemporary agricultural production techniques, as their health concerns grow. In order to promote plant development, advanced technologies like as sensors, nanomaterials, and automated systems are used in a confined, regulated environment. They protect the plants from direct sunlight and have properties that resist water. The usage of nano greenhouses might lead to a rise in the market for agricultural films. Agricultural films also contribute to the expansion of controlled agriculture by offering resources that advance farming. Cultivators are anticipated to employ agricultural films as it is flexible and easy to generate material. However, one major barrier to the market is the high installation costs of agricultural films due to the professional skill required to install the material in accordance with farming demands. Therefore, it is expected that farmers would not use it extensively in all applications
Agricultural films are often made of plastic, which poses a risk to the environment because global recycling rates are so low compared to manufacturing. Agricultural films must be decontaminated before being discarded or repurposed. Even while recycling might lead to new items made from recycled agricultural films, these products could have technical disadvantages such a strong smell, a dark colour, and higher prices than their more affordable, clean counterparts. Due to this, duping agricultural films may be challenging and requires understanding of the recycling procedure as well as the inherent problems with the finished product.
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The chain of distribution profoundly influenced the European agricultural film market during the COVID-19 epidemic. This decreased demand for agricultural film from a variety of industries, including packaging and agriculture, which all had a big impact on the market's growth. However, the globalization of the supply chain, the drop overall demand for agricultural film across a range of applications, including packaging and agriculture, and other factors have all had a significant impact on the European agricultural film industry. But since COVID-19, the market has seen an increase in fresh growth prospects, and in the years to come, increased demand is anticipated.
Geographically, Asia-Pacific is leading the market due to rise in the population and usage and this region also gives boost to agricultural fims. The key market players are Barbier Group, Luigi Bandera SpA.
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Europe Agricultural Films Market Outlook
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