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Digital-print market to exceed $250 billion in 2035, driven by packaging sector demand

April 8, 2025

To 2035, digital print will gain traction in the packaging sector, namely corrugated cartons, flexible packaging, rigid plastics and metal over the period, says a new study by Smithers. This is clearly shown by the comparative growth rates of publishing, graphics and packaging & labels. 

Within this period only transactional print volumes will decline, while very high growth in metal packaging is observed, reflective of the very low adoption rates prior to 2020. Digital-print markets develop inside the broader print market, itself dependent on the wider economic and political situations, the report says.

  • In 2035, the digital print market will be valued at $251.1 billion, this is almost 50% higher than 2025, while the print volume will be 54.3% higher as more high-productivity equipment comes into operation.
  • Digital print will account for 22.5% of the global value of all print and printed packaging by value in 2035, with the equivalent of a little over 2.83 trillion A4 prints produced. 

Digital printing presents the most dynamic and fastest-growing segment of a worldwide print market undergoing fundamental change. The arrival of a new generation of inkjet equipment and consumables is enabling new business models across multiple print segments, displacing existing print platforms, and enabling new commercial opportunities for print-service providers, the report says.

More info: https://stg-b4f.smithers.com/services/market-reports/printing/the-future-of-digital-printing-to-2035

Tagged With: digital printing, Flexible Packaging, Labels & Liners, Paperboard Packaging

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