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Material Risk Is Rising in 2026

  • Pujolasos Group
  • Beauty, Personal Care

  • Fragrances

  • Primary Packaging

  • Caps, Lids

  • Caps - Wood

  • Tree Derivatives

  • Wood

  • Eco Sensitive

  • Eco Tree Derivatives

  • Managed Forest Wood

  • Bio Based

  • Packaging Decoration

Beauty, Personal Care, Fragrances, Primary Packaging, Caps, Lids, Caps - Wood, Tree Derivatives, Wood, Eco Sensitive, Eco Tree Derivatives, Managed Forest Wood, Bio Based, Packaging Decoration

Material decisions are becoming one of the biggest risk factors in packaging development. The market is shifting so quickly that the wrong choice can delay timelines or block entire projects. Across beauty and fragrance, teams are adjusting their processes to evaluate materials earlier and with more precision.

Three signals are shaping the conversation in 2026:

  1. Supply stability is becoming a priority
    Changes in global sourcing, certification requirements, and tighter environmental rules are influencing how quickly materials can be secured and validated.
  2. Recyclability pathways are being reviewed with more detail
    More markets are clarifying what is recoverable and what is not. Even small decorative elements can affect whether a component meets local criteria.
  3. Performance under real conditions is being checked earlier
    Humidity, temperature and repeated use cycles are influencing how teams validate each component and how materials behave throughout the product’s life cycle.

For natural materials and bio-based alternatives, this level of scrutiny is even more important. Their behaviour varies more, which makes early testing essential. At Pujolasos Group, these factors guide how materials are selected and how components are prepared for long-term performance.

If you want guidance choosing materials that match 2026 requirements, the team is available to help. Contact us now to get started.

  • Company News
  • English
  • Modified 03 Feb 2026
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