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The world has changed. It happened fast, and it happened on many levels. More importantly, it happened in some of the biggest industries in the world. For example, in the past, furniture was manufactured by hand. With time, automation has started replacing handwork. Cutting, sanding, painting, varnishing, etc., have turned automatic. In other words, the furniture industry has evolved tremendously in the last 3 decades.

 

But it doesn’t end here. Think about the fashion industry. Clothing has changed drastically over the years in terms of design and production methods. Nowadays, themes like sustainability are at the core of this world. Established brands have seized the opportunity to expand while keeping customers satisfied. At the same time, new trends such as handmade jewelry have risen consistently. The industry has successfully managed to evolve with the changing times, and today it impacts thousands of lives.

 

However, some industries still lack innovation and don’t manage to adapt.

 

Industries That Still Lack Innovation In 2022

 

The outlook for most industries in 2022 is bright. The labor market is tight, and people are increasingly optimistic about the future. But not all industries are as fortunate. Some industries are suffering from a lack of innovation, making it difficult to adapt and compete with other industries. The industries currently suffering the most from a lack of innovation are:

 

  1. Global Paper & Pulp Mills

 

Paper and pulp manufacturing produce about 35 percent of the fiber for manufacturing paper, packaging, and fiberboard products. The pulp and paper industry is a critical part of the modern economy, providing jobs to millions of workers across the globe and contributing almost $130 billion to the US economy each year. Globally, the pulp and paper manufacturing industry employs 4.4 million people and generates $69 billion in revenue.

 

  1. Global Commercial Printing

 

Global commercial printing is one of the industries that still lacks innovation in 2022. The industry has undergone significant changes due to increasing competition, raising pressure on printers to develop innovative commercial printing solutions. In addition, the industry also has to deal with decreasing margins and increasing demand. Action is required and fast.

 

  1. Global Cheese Manufacturing

 

Cheese is one of the more popular and consumed foods worldwide. However, the dairy products sector is still dominated by imports. Consequently, there isn’t much room for innovation, and the manufacturers have been struggling to tap into opportunities in the sector.

 

  1. Global Life & Health Insurance Carriers

 

Global Life & Health Insurance Carriers are one of the industries that still lack innovation in 2022. According to the latest report from Allied Market Research, the global life and health insurance market is projected to post a CAGR of 5.9% from 2016 to 2022, with sales worth nearly $2.4 trillion by 2022. As in past reports, the research firm forecasts the demand for life and health insurance policies to grow in the UK, India, China, Japan, and the US.

 

  1. Global Magazine Publishing

 

Global Magazine Publishing is also facing some serious difficulties. Globally, this industry is one of the largest in the world, accounting for approximately 5 percent of total trade. However, digitalization changed the landscape of this industry, and while some publishers have managed to survive and evolved, the same cannot be said of every actor in the field.

 

Conclusion

 

The constant battle between new tech innovations and existing ones often takes place. The new technologies and new innovations often make the old industries obsolete. New technologies also alter the way industries function. Society and the industries also change. Even the industries are changing with the change in the society. Thus, it becomes essential to know the industries that still lack innovation.

 

Kossi Adzo is the editor and author of Startup.info. He is software engineer. Innovation, Businesses and companies are his passion. He filled several patents in IT & Communication technologies. He manages the technical operations at Startup.info.

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