Latest Developments in Global Industrial Tapes Market

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Latest Developments in Global Industrial Tapes Market

  • Materials & Packaging
  • Oct 2024
  • Global
  • 350 Pages
  • No of Tables: 60
  • No of Figures: 220

  • In May 2025, IPG, a prominent provider of high-performance tapes and films, announced the launch of its Polyethylene Surface Protection Film Tape (PESP). This innovative low-tack, clean-removal PE tape is engineered to protect a wide range of smooth and textured surfaces across multiple industries. This launch marks IPG’s continued focus on versatile and application-specific protective tape solutions
  • In February 2025, Nautic Partners, LLC, in collaboration with management, finalized the acquisition of the Specialty Tapes business from Berry Global Group, Inc., and introduced it as the newly branded company, Vybond. As an independent entity, Vybond aims to strengthen its leadership in pressure-sensitive adhesive tape solutions for industrial and specialty markets globally. This strategic move positions Vybond for rapid innovation and market expansion
  • In April 2021, Dow, a global materials science leader, and Mura Technology, a pioneer in plastic recycling technologies, announced a strategic collaboration to combat plastic pollution. The partnership is designed to support scalable, circular recycling systems to keep plastic waste out of the environment. This initiative emphasizes both companies’ commitment to sustainability and closed-loop recycling
  • In August 2021, Ajit Industries Private Limited (AIPL), a leading industrial tape manufacturer in India, introduced India’s first eco-friendly green tapes. These tapes are designed to support sustainable packaging initiatives and reduce environmental impact. The launch highlights AIPL’s leadership in eco-conscious tape manufacturing in the Indian market
  • In January 2021, Irplast unveiled its Eco+ tape, a sustainable adhesive tape that cuts CO₂ emissions by 18% compared to standard alternatives (excluding inks and coatings). The tape consists of 34% post-industrial recycled BOPP film from Irplast. Eco+ represents a major step in Irplast’s effort to develop environmentally friendly packaging solutions