The plastic and glass bottle markets are in dire straits

As we all know, for a long time, plastic bottles and glass bottles have been in an awkward position. During this long struggle, each held a dominant position within a certain industry for a period of time. Now, they are constantly squeezing each other out. As a result, glass bottles have lost a significant portion of their market share and been significantly impacted. Therefore, I believe that both plastic and glass should explore and explore new areas that have not yet been explored, expanding the packaging market.

I wonder if you have noticed that soft tube packaging is gradually taking over the plastic bottle market. To change this situation, we must continue to expand into larger markets, improve and update our products, and enter new markets. In this area;

Although plastic bottles have more advantages than glass, each has its strengths, which should be maximized rather than simply competing against each other. Market saturation is the primary concern, so each needs to find ways to differentiate its products and expand. Both materials face significant challenges:

Plastic and glass bottles are expensive to ship, and they take up a lot of space, making shipping them internationally a significant expense.

Glass itself presents significant challenges; without advantages, it is completely uncompetitive with plastic. Therefore, glass bottles need continuous updates, flexible designs, and diversification, especially in the cosmetics industry, which accounts for a significant portion of the market.