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Beverage Packaging in Canada

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Euromonitor International's Beverage Packaging in Canada offers insight into the market at a national level. It provides analysis of the packaging trends in each beverage sector (alcoholic drinks, hot drinks and soft drinks) and monitors market performance by pack type including industry penetration levels, end-use applications and potential growth categories. Five year forecasts illustrate how the market is set to change.

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Chapters: 15  |  Tables: 13  |  Publication date: Jan 2008
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Table of contents

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

CANADA’S LARGEST LIQUOR AUTHORITY MOVES TO REFUND-DEPOSIT SCHEME

PET PLASTIC RIDES THE GROWING TIDE OF BOTTLED WATER

GLASS PACKAGING GETS A BOOST FROM A SURPRISING NEW NICHE

LIQUID CARTONS FALL AS JUICE VOLUMES TAKE A TUMBLE

METAL PACKAGING REBOUNDS AS LOW-CALORIE CARBONATES FIND FAVOUR WITH CONSUMERS

COMPOSITE CARTONS LEAD PAPER PACKAGING LOWER

FLEXIBLE PACKAGING HELPS COFFEE TO MOVE AHEAD

KEY TRENDS AND DEVELOPMENTS

THE VERSATILITY OF PET BOTTLES CONTINUES TO WIN CONVERTS

Outlook

Impact

GLASS BOTTLES RIDE ALCOHOLIC DRINKS AND NICHE PRODUCTS TO STRONG GAINS

Outlook

Impact

METAL BEVERAGE CANS REMAIN THE LARGEST SINGLE PACKAGING CATEGORY

Outlook

Impact

NEW LEGISLATION AFFECTS LIQUOR BEVERAGE COLLECTION IN ONTARIO

Outlook

Impact

SOFT DRINKS

HEADLINES

TRENDS

Multipacks help drive booming popularity of bottled water

Sales of 12-packs outpace 24-packs in carbonates

Energy drinks, sports drinks play to consumer lifestyles

Fruit/vegetable juice loses sales to fast-growing alternatives

Powder concentrates decline, but low-calorie options hold promise

PET properties continue to evolve relative to HDPE

Brick liquid cartons and new pouch multipacks for fruit/vegetable juice

Multipacks a force in sports drinks, energy drinks and RTD tea

PROSPECTS

Flavoured bottled water promises good growth

Energy drinks proliferate

Glass’s premium image still has cachet for organic and high-end beverages

Aseptic pouches set to grow

ALCOHOLIC DRINKS

HEADLINES

TRENDS

Metal beverage cans the newest tactic to draw beer drinkers to FABs

Glass bottles doing nicely in wine, but novel packaging plays up its convenience

Spirits and PET a growing trend

PROSPECTS

Alternative packaging for wine still constitutes a small niche, but is growing fast

For imported beer and dark beer, metal cans see faster growth than glass bottles

PET bottles to increase its penetration in spirits

HOT DRINKS

HEADLINES

TRENDS

Coffee quality and packaging type affect volume growth

Tea quality and package type influence volume sales

Glass jars see volume growth in “other” hot drinks

Pods yet to mature in Canadian market

PROSPECTS

METAL

HEADLINES

TRENDS

Low-calorie carbonates boost lagging sales

Sales of lagers and domestic price moderation lead to greater metal can volume sales

Functional drinks grow at record pace

FABs look to metal beverage cans to rouse a slow category

Metal tins at both the low and high end of coffee and tea

Fruit/vegetable juice matures further

PROSPECTS

RIGID PLASTIC

HEADLINES

TRENDS

Scorching pace of bottled water sales growth powers rigid plastic beverage packaging

Low-calorie carbonates in PET bottles provide an opportunity for limited growth

Functional drinks, especially sports drinks, power along in PET plastic bottles

Fruit/vegetable juice sees lower sales across all packaging types

PET bottles rally in alcoholic beverages

PROSPECTS

Bet on continued strength in bottled water demand

PET on track to make further inroads in spirits

PET manufacturer hopes enhancements will open new possibilities

GLASS

HEADLINES

TRENDS

Volume gains in alcoholic drinks drives glass beverage packaging growth

Glass buoyed by water and RTD tea

PROSPECTS

LIQUID CARTONS

HEADLINES

TRENDS

Gable top liquid cartons hurt by changing consumption patterns

Brick liquid cartons fall in RTD tea

Fruit/vegetable juice expected to rebound in liquid cartons

Liquid cartons power ahead in wine

PROSPECTS

PAPER-BASED CONTAINERS

HEADLINES

TRENDS

Tea remains on track for marginal growth in folding cartons

Composite cartons fall on weakening sales of frozen juice and powder concentrates

Brick liquid cartons erode bag-in-box packaging

PROSPECTS

FLEXIBLE PACKAGING

HEADLINES

TRENDS

Core benefits move pouches into new territory

Fresh coffee drives growth of flexible aluminium/plastic

Super-premium tea adopts stand-up pouches

PROSPECTS

CLOSURES

HEADLINES

TRENDS

Metal crowns grow modestly

Bottled water propelling growth of plastic screw tops

Spirits, juice and RTD coffee propel metal screw tops

Sports caps remain competitive

Corks still a mainstay in wine

Liquid carton closures hurt by juice

PROSPECTS

MULTIPACK

HEADLINES

TRENDS

Carbonate 12-packs still the most popular size

Bottled water takes a larger share of beverage multipacks

Beer 6-packs encourage experimentation

In fruit/vegetable juice and RTD tea, multipack sales remain flat

Energy drink 4-packs go mainstream

PROSPECTS

Growth to remain strong for bottled water multipacks

Non-traditional multipacks set to grow further

Juice multipacks to recover on new product innovation

Beer multipacks for eclectic consumers

14.

HEADLINES

TRENDS

LCBO fast tracks wine in Tetra Pak containers

The return rate for recycling is targeted at 85%

PROSPECTS

Distributor creates rush to non-glass packaging

Investment in end-use recycling facilities needed to keep pace with new efforts

GLASS PROCESSORS TO BENEFIT FROM SORTING OF GLASS CULLET

MARKET DATA

Table 1 Total Retail Beverage Packaging

Table 2 Total Primary Alcoholic Drinks Packaging

Table 3 Total Primary Soft Drinks Packaging

Table 4 Total Hot Drinks Packaging

Table 5 Metal Packaging by End-use Application

Table 6 Rigid Plastic Packaging by End-use Application

Table 7 Glass Packaging by End-use Application

Table 8 Liquid Carton Packaging by End-use Application

Table 9 Flexible Packaging by End-use Application

Table 10 Gift Packaging in Alcoholic Drinks

Table 11 Multipack Packaging for Alcoholic Drinks by Type

Table 12 Multipack Packaging for Soft Drinks by Type

Table 13 Total Beverage Closures 2006

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