AWA Global Release Liner Market 2021 released. Photo AWA
Growing demand for release liner across an increasingly broad application base has resulted in new and expanded in-depth coverage for AWA Alexander Watson Associates’ newly-published AWA Global Release Market Liner Annual Review 2021.
While the pressure-sensitive labelstock segment continues to be the largest, with a 48% share of the market worldwide – and forecast growth at 3.9% per annum – other segments, benefiting from the release liner as a carrier for adhesive coatings or other substances, continue to grow, driving the overall growth of the global release liner market to 2.7% in 2020. Faster-growing markets like medical, and electronics, and other application segments such as graphic films, tapes, food and bakery, and envelopes, are all detailed, providing in-depth analysis in over 400 pages of data, information, and insights.
The new edition of the AWA Global Release Liner Annual Review 2021 covers all aspects of the market by geographical region and sub-region, substrate, application segments, trends, developments, and growth drivers, providing analysis and insights into an industry in which AWA has specialized for nearly 50 years.
Full details of the report may be found on the AWA website, where it is also possible to order online.
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