The Packaging Type segment distinguishes the material and structural characteristics of containers used across the market. Rigid packaging, typically composed of glass, metal, or hard plastics, provides superior barrier protection and is dominant in high‑value products such as pharmaceuticals and premium beverages, contributing roughly 35 % of total market revenue. Flexible packaging, made from multilayer films, laminates, or flexible plastics, offers lightweight, space‑efficient solutions and commands about 45 % of the market, driven by its prevalence in food, snack, and personal‑care categories. Semi‑rigid packaging blends attributes of both, using materials like PET trays or blister packs; it accounts for approximately 15 % of market size, serving niche applications where durability and flexibility are required. The remaining 5 % comprises specialty types such as biodegradable or active‑intelligent packaging. Together, these categories form the core of the Packaging segmentation taxonomy, each adding distinct value through performance, cost, and sustainability trade‑offs.