Paper Pigments Market Forecast to 2023:
Paper Pigments are fine and inorganic
particles used as fillers and coatings in papermaking. They are extensively
added to fill, color, or coat paper. The use of pigments in wet end process and
paper coating results in low cost and improved quality. They can be used in
high quality label papers, premium white coated board, thin printing papers,
high speed inkjet papers, and specialties like tipping papers. Some of the
common pigments used are calcium carbonate, clay, and titanium dioxide.
Key Players
- Omya AG
- Imerys
- Minerals Technologies
- BASF SE
- Ashapura Group
- M. Huber Corporation
- Kemira Oyj
- The Chemours Company
- Thiele Kaolin Company
- KaMin LLC. / CADAM
Segmental Analysis:
By Type, the Global Paper Pigments Market has
been segmented into calcium carbonate, kaolin, and others. The calcium
carbonate segment is further classified ground calcium carbonate (GCC) and
precipitated calcium carbonate (PCC). Calcium carbonate is leading the market
due to its low cost and the increasing demand for bright and bulk paper as it
offers higher brightness than the use of kaolin.
Based on Application, the market has been
segmented into coated and uncoated paper. The coated paper is further
classified on the basis of coating type into satin-coated paper, gloss-coated
paper, dull-coated paper, matte-coated paper, and cast-coated paper. The
uncoated paper is categorized based on the surface type into woven or smooth
uncoated paper, laid uncoated paper, and linen uncoated paper. The coated
paper segment accounted for the largest market share in 2017 as it is less
porous and offers surface gloss, smoothness, and reduced ink absorbency.
Regional Analysis:
The global paper pigments market has been
segmented into five regions—Asia-Pacific, North America, Europe, Latin America,
and the Middle East & Africa.
Asia-Pacific accounted for the majority of
the market share in 2017 due to the high demand for Paper pigments from packaging
industry for food & beverage, consumer goods, electronics, and
pharmaceuticals. The rise in working population and the high disposable income
is driving the demand for packaged food & beverage, thereby driving the
demand for paper packaging, which further drives the paper pigments market. The
growth of the electronics industry in China, Malaysia, Thailand, and India is
another factor propelling market growth. The use of mobile phones, televisions,
gaming devices, laptops, and other electronics, along with initiatives such as
Digital India, are likely to fuel product demand in the electronics industry.
According to the National Investment Promotion and Facilitation Agency, the
Indian electronics market is nearly 75% import-driven and the government has
envisioned a target of net zero imports by 2020, which is expected to boost
product demand for the manufacturing of electronics.
North America accounted for the
second-largest market share in 2017 due to the growing demand for paper
pigments in the packaging industry used for packaging of food & beverage,
consumer goods, and electronics. The increasing demand for wireless electronic
devices due to high standards of living in the region is likely to further fuel
demand.
The high demand from the pharmaceuticals
packaging in the European region is driving the paper pigments market in the
region. Countries such as Germany, Finland, France, Sweden, and Italy are the
major consumers of paper pigments in the region.
The Latin American market is expected to witness
substantial growth due to the high demand in the packaging industry in the
region.
Growing industrialization and increasing
business sector is likely to drive the demand for paper, which in turn, will
drive the demand for paper pigments in the Middle East & African region.
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