Market Dynamics
Introduction
Bioplastic textiles are derived from renewable biomass and contain polymers that meet the specific standards of biodegradability and compostability. Plant resources are usually used to make bioplastic textile. Enzymes are used to break down starch into glucose, which is then fermented to produce lactic acid. Lactic acid is polymerized and used to make bioplastics.
Bioplastic Textile Market Report Overview
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Market Size in 2028
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USD 1.45 Billion
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Market Size in 2022
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USD 1.07 Billion
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Market Growth (2023-2028)
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CAGR of 5.11%
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Base Year of Study
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2022
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Trend Period
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2017-2021
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Forecast Period
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2023-2028
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Market Drivers
The market has gained traction in recent years as customers shift their preferences toward plant-based or biodegradable products. Additionally, favorable government policies and the availability of environmental-friendly raw materials in the industry will aid in the growth of the bioplastic textiles market over the forecast period. Furthermore, the massive poisoning of aquatic life caused by synthetic fibers is a compelling argument to replace petroleum-based polyesters in textiles with a greener alternative.
The global bioplastic textiles market is expected to grow due to environmental awareness, research and development, stringent government policies, changing climatic conditions, rising fossil fuel prices, and the decline in dependency on fossil fuels. The market is expected to be driven by the need to reduce plastic use, address climate change, and reduce carbon emissions, ultimately creating a sustainable market for bioplastic textiles.
Market trends
Technological advancements have enabled the production of bioplastic textiles from sugarcane, beet, corn starch, and cassava, with sugarcane being the most commonly used raw material due to its non-polluting properties and renewable nature, making it a preferred choice in the textile industry.
Polytrimethylene terephthalate (PTT) and polylactic acid (PLA) are being used in the production of bioplastics due to their elasticity and wrinkle resistance properties, making them ideal for the textile industry.
Restraint: Higher costs and insufficient Mechanical Properties
Bioplastics, often viewed as eco-friendly, can indirectly release more pollutants due to the use of fertilizers and pesticides in crop cultivation and the chemical process of turning organic material into plastics. Bioplastics are also more expensive than regular polymers, limiting market expansion due to high polymerization costs and the development stage of their processes. Additionally, bioplastics lack sufficient mechanical qualities compared to conventional polymers, limiting their market share in the textile industry.
Segments' Analysis
Segmentations
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List of Sub-Segments
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Dominant and Fastest-Growing Segments
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Source-Type Analysis
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Sugarcane, Beet, Corn Starch, Cassava, and Others
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Corn starch dominates the market and is estimated to maintain its supremacy during the forecast period.
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Material-Type Analysis
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Polylactic Acid [PLA], Polyhydroxyalkanoates [PHA], Polyhydroxybutyrate [PHB], Bio-polyester [Bio-PES], Bio-polyamide [Bio-PA], and Others
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The polylactic acid [PLA] segment is estimated to clock colossal gains during the forecast period.
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Regional Analysis
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North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Rest of the World
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Asia-Pacific is expected to experience maximum growth for bioplastic textiles during the forecast period.
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By Source Type
"Corn starch dominates the market and is estimated to maintain its supremacy during the forecast period".
- The market is segmented as sugarcane, beet, corn starch, cassava, and others.
- The growth of the segment is owing to the product being ideal for the production of polylactic acid (PLA) as it is derived from wheat corn and is completely biodegradable. Furthermore, corn starch is employed in textile applications as addition to PLA manufacture. It is, for example, commonly used as an adhesive to enhance resistance during weaving and in printing to improve consistency, among other things.
By Material Type
"The polylactic acid [PLA] segment has been gaining traction in the textile industry since some years and it is estimated to clock colossal gains during the forecast period".
- The market is segmented as polylactic acid [PLA], polyhydroxyalkanoates [PHA], polyhydroxybutyrate [PHB], bio-polyester [Bio-PES], bio-polyamide [Bio-PA], and others.
- Exhibiting its properties similar to polystyrene and polyethylene, PLA is also considered as their potential substitute, thus driving the growth of the market.
Regional Analysis
"Asia-Pacific is expected to experience maximum growth for bioplastic textiles during the forecast period".,
- Asia-Pacific is expected to experience maximum growth for bioplastic textiles during the forecast period, which is encouraged by government initiatives to promote bio-based products, growing consumer cognizance for bioplastics, followed by increasing bans on traditional plastics.
- Furthermore, growing apparel industry in the region, supported by increasing online shopping portals mainly in the emerging economies such as China and India, are likely to be the key influencer for the growth of the market in the near term.
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Key Players
The following are the key players in the Bioplastic Textile Market (arranged alphabetically).
- Ercros SA
- Gucci
- Lacoste
- NatureWorks LLC
- Offset Warehouse
- Patagonia Inc
- Puma
- Teijin Limited
- Unitika Ltd.
- ZS Fabric.
Note: The above list does not necessarily include all the top players in the market.
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In-depth Analysis of the Bioplastic Textile Market
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Market forecast and trend data and emerging trends
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Global, regional, and country-level historical data and forecasts
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Which are the most attractive market segments?
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Market Segment Analysis and Forecast
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Competitive landscape analysis, Market share analysis
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Porter’s five forces analysis, PEST analysis, Life cycle analysis
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