The Growing Market for Kraft Bags

The global kraft paper bag market was valued at approximately $4.50 billion in 2024 and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 4.6% through 2030. Dominated by U.S. demand, North America led the market in 2024, driven by a robust industrial base and the rapid expansion of the e-commerce sector. The demand for kraft bags reflects a strong trend towards sustainable and versatile packaging solutions. Businesses across industries are turning to kraft bags as an eco-friendly alternative that meets both regulatory and consumer expectations.1

Kraft bags are a staple for businesses looking for reliable, sustainable packaging. Here’s how they cater to different industries:
*Large E-commerce Platforms – Online retailers and bulk e-commerce operations need durable and sustainable packaging for a wide variety of products. They’re also involved in the re-packing and re-distribution of items like kraft bags.
*Food & Beverage Companies – Kraft bags are widely used in the food industry, particularly for dry goods, takeout containers, and other lightweight items. In fact, the food service sector dominated the U.S. kraft bag market with a revenue share of 26.5% in 20241, highlighting the increasing demand for sustainable packaging in food-related businesses.
*Sustainability-Oriented Companies/Regions – With many brands and regions shifting toward eco-friendly policies, kraft bags provide a biodegradable, recyclable alternative to plastic bags.
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