- Demand for brand protection packaging features has grown by 5.4% CAGR since 2021, and will have a value of $4.0 billion in 2025.
- The ongoing, and rising, threat from counterfeiters means that the market is forecast to grow by 4.7% CAGR between 2025 and 2030, to reach $5.0 billion.
Counterfeiting is a global problem that impacts brand reputation and carries potential risks to consumer safety. The threat to businesses and their customers, and the need to enhance the security measures that protect branded goods, has continued to drive the anti-counterfeiting, brand protection and security packaging market.
Definition
Research for this report focused on the brand protection market, which is defined as the incorporation of tamper-evident, anti-counterfeiting, anti-theft or track-and-trace technology in a product or package to prevent, limit or detect damage from attacks on the brand. The brand protection industry is defined as all the suppliers of products and services specifically designed to protect brand owners from the threat of such attacks.
Key Questions
- How are brand owners utilising digital technologies to combat counterfeiting?
- Where are the biggest opportunities in the global brand protection market?
- How can brand owners adapt to the changing landscape?
- How are emerging technologies impacting brand protection features and packaging designs?
This report is essential to:
- Suppliers of security components and technologies
- Packaging converters
- Brand owners and retailers
About the author
Keith Jacques has many years’ experience in carrying out market research projects on a wide range of topics including security print; backed up by over 40 years’ industry experience in a variety of roles in technical sales and marketing, and new business development.
Executive summary
Introduction and methodology
- Introduction
- Report scope
- Report objectives
- Methodology
- Data
- Packaging features
- End-use applications
- Geographic regions
- Definitions
- Abbreviations
Key drivers and trends
- Introduction
- Global trade in counterfeit goods
- Counterfeit pharmaceuticals
- Toys and games
- Electronic and electrical components and products
- Food
- Beauty and personal care products
- Impact of e-commerce on the counterfeit trade
- Fake websites
- e-commerce sites
- Social media
- Re-commerce
- Legislative initiatives to protect e-commerce customers
- European Union
- UK
- China
- USA
- Impact of consumer behaviour
- National and international anti-counterfeiting measures
- Sustainability
- Sustainable security packaging materials
- Digital product identities
- Transition to 2D barcodes
Anti-counterfeiting packaging feature markets
- Introduction
- Brand protection technologies
- Track-and-trace
- Tamper-evident devices
- Product authentication
- Anti-theft
Anti-counterfeiting packaging end-use application markets
- Introduction
- Food
- Beverage
- Cosmetics
- Pharmaceuticals
- Other consumer packaged goods
- Industrial
- Electrical and electronic components
- Automotive and aviation components
Anti-counterfeiting, brand protection and security packaging geographic markets
- Overview
- Western Europe
- France
- Germany
- Italy
- UK
- Other Western Europe
- Eastern Europe
- North America
- Latin America
- Asia
- China
- India
- Japan
- Other Asia
- Middle East
- Africa
- Australasia
Unmet needs in anticounterfeiting, brand protection and security packaging
- Overview
- Smart packaging
- Sustainable security packaging
- Digital technologies
- AI and machine learning
- Blockchain
- Quantum computing
- International collaboration