Returnable Plastic Crate Market Size, Share, Growth and Report 2024-2031

Report Overview
The Returnable Plastic Crate Market is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 5.4% during the forecast period 2024-2031

Returnable Plastic Crates (RPCs) are integral in transporting produce from fields to stores, providing cooling and protection for perishables. They offer new business opportunities for service providers like farmers' groups, cooperatives, traders, commercial farmers, and crate manufacturers.

RPCs are replacing single-use fiberboard cartons and wooden crates due to reusability and effectiveness. Unlike packages that end up in landfills, RPCs made from high-density polyethylene or polypropylene are environmentally friendly and cost-effective. Their lower costs outweigh savings from reduced food losses, making them a preferred choice globally for handling and storing fruits and vegetables.

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Returnable Plastic Crate Market Trends
The demand to reduce post-harvesting losses is driving growth in the returnable plastic crate market. These crates are proving effective in reducing damage and losses during harvest, packing, transport, and storage of fresh produce.

For example, in Africa, using returnable plastic crates reduced tomato losses from 41.12% to 4.92%. Similarly, in Sri Lanka, switching to plastic crates from poly-sacks lowered losses from 30% to 5%, leading to improved fruit and vegetable quality reaching consumers. This trend underscores the practical and proven solution of proper crating to mitigate post-harvest losses in agriculture.

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Returnable Plastic Crate Market Segments
By Material
• High-Density Polyethylene
• Polypropylene
By Application
• Seafood & Meat
• Fruits
• Vegetables
• Food & Beverage
• Grocery
• Dairy
• Bakery
• Others
By Product
• Nestable
• Stackable
• Collapsible
By Capacity
• Up to 10 Liters
• 10 to 20 Liters
• 20 to 40 Liters
• 40 to 60 Liters
• Others

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Returnable Plastic Crate Market Regional Share
Europe dominates the global returnable plastic crate market and is expected to maintain this position in the future. The region's usage of returnable plastic crates is particularly high in supplying to florists and wholesale markets, especially in countries like the Netherlands and Germany, which are major importers of flowers.

RPCs have led to waste reduction, improved handling, and increased bulk density compared to traditional cardboard cartons, contributing to their popularity. In the fresh produce sector, European retailers are promoting RPCs for easier shelf stocking, product traceability, and better temperature control. This success has also influenced North American retailers to adopt reusable crates for packing fresh produce.

Market Key Players
Key players are TranPak Inc, Brambles Chep, IFCO Systems, Schoeller Allibert, Tepsa, DS Smith, Rehrig Pacific Company, Gamma-Wopla, Mpact Limited and Ravensbourn Limited.

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