13 Dec
2021
Be it personal care & hygiene, medical, or construction sector, the use of polyethylene-based breathable films is evident. Breathable films are widely used in food and product packaging sector too as it creates a barrier for moisture control in packaged food items to improve their shelf life. Breathable films help to keep these products fresh for a longer duration.
The breathable films market is driven by a few trends and factors. Some of the factors that propel the global breathable films market include rise in awareness of hygiene-related activities and demand for diapers, sanitary pads, and other products that are used to reduce moisture and risk of skin infections. As per the report published by Allied Market Research, the global breathable films market is expected to reach $6.7 billion by 2030, exhibiting a CAGR of 8.4% from 2021 to 2030.
The packaged food sector is anticipated to double in the upcoming five to ten years due to strong economic growth, rise in the use of e-commerce platforms, and demographic dividend. This is expected to impact the breathable films market positively.
This growth is attributed to and visible through some key trends. Here are a few recent updates focusing on the latest market trends
Breathable films in the medical sector:
However, during the pandemic, this material gained demand as it is considered to be reliable in protecting people from possible infection of the COVID-19 virus through air. Masks that are comfortable and reusable are highly in demand.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommended that people (including those who are fully vaccinated) should wear masks to help stop the COVID-19 spread. As per the CDC, a reusable cloth mask is sufficient if it comes with two or more layers of breathable and washable fabric. Many businesses have followed this recommendation and launched innovative masks.
Inex Gear’s washable mask is a perfect example. It comes with an outer layer of breathable cotton, its middle layer is made up of an embedded nanofiber filter, and the innermost layer is made with moisture-wicking and cooling breathable polyester film. These layers make the mask comfortable to wear.
Breathable films in shoes and apparel
Anything that an individual wears on a body has to be safe, easy to carry, and convenient. Fabric made with breathable films offers exactly the same. Ecco Biom H4 Golf and Adidas CodeChaos Shoes are perfect examples here. The producers use breathable films and other innovations such as the X-Tensa TPU element and HOVR technology to enhance stability, maintain the energy return, and reduce the impact. The motto is to make these shoes lightweight and ensure that external water does not get in and the internal moisture escapes easily.
Koyel Ghosh
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