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Global Briefing

Packaging Profile: Coca-Cola

Jan 2012

Price: US$2,000

About this Report

About this Report

In the second of a series of reports looking at the packaging strategies of leading fmcg brands, Euromonitor International considers Coca-Cola, the world’s biggest selling carbonates brand. Coca-Cola’s packaging holds instant global recognition through its signature red colour, scripted lettering and contour shaped bottle that give it iconic global design status. Challenges to growth on health and affordability platforms require the brand to make the packaging appropriate to consumer needs.

What this report includes

  • Up-to-the minute analysis of the latest trends in the industry
  • New product development, forecasts and other themes
  • Unique graphics and illustrated case studies
  • Most recent brand and company news
  • New insight into the size and shape of the market

Why buy this report

  • Clear, concise powerpoint format makes it easy to digest
  • Leading industry opinion keeps you abreast of latest news and trends
  • Forward-looking outlook on a category, market or issue affecting the industry
  • Latest five year forecasts assess how the market is predicted to develop
  • Understand the competitive environment, the leading players and brands

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Introduction

Scope

  • Introduction

Coca-Cola's mission is to refresh, inspire and make a difference

  • Introduction

Key findings

  • Introduction

Market Position

Key brand facts

  • Market Position

No getting away from prominence of TCCC brands in carbonates

  • Market Position

Coke's global share of throat vs share of wallet in cola carbonates

  • Market Position

TCCC holds a more regionally attractive spread than PepsiCo

  • Market Position

Timeline: Contour bottle, embodiment of Coke, launched in 1916

  • Market Position

Timeline: 2011 sees Coca-Cola celebrate its 125th birthday

  • Market Position

Coca-Cola, unassailable cola brand, tops the low-calorie charts too

  • Market Position

Global Iconic Packaging Design

Creation and evolution of the contour bottle that epitomises Coke

  • Global Iconic Packaging Design

TCCC employs contour bottle silhouette across packaging portfolio

  • Global Iconic Packaging Design

Coca-Cola packaging family in 2011 celebrates its heritage

  • Global Iconic Packaging Design

Coca-Cola Zero pack family in 2011: Use of black for male target

  • Global Iconic Packaging Design

Brand strength enables some creativity in its limited edition designs

  • Global Iconic Packaging Design

The aluminium bottle adds diversity to Coke's packaging portfolio

  • Global Iconic Packaging Design

Coca-Cola's importance underpinned by buoyant Latin America

  • Global Iconic Packaging Design

A Size for All Occasions/Consumers

Coca-Cola's range of product lines and sizes widens to grow sales

  • A Size for All Occasions/Consumers

In Latin America, economy-buying increases sale of bigger packs

  • A Size for All Occasions/Consumers

2011 sees China switch to smaller sizes in PET and beverage cans

  • A Size for All Occasions/Consumers

Coca-Cola makes short-term wins with seasonal size variations

  • A Size for All Occasions/Consumers

Coca-Cola North America launching more PET sizes to fit all needs

  • A Size for All Occasions/Consumers

Metal evolves with portion control and style as drivers for change

  • A Size for All Occasions/Consumers

Size polarisation to be an enduring theme for Coca-Cola to address

  • A Size for All Occasions/Consumers

Case study: Wellness, a key consideration for all Coca-Cola brands

  • A Size for All Occasions/Consumers

With obesity rates on the up, Coca-Cola has a role to play

  • A Size for All Occasions/Consumers

Responds with Coke Zero's growth and Coca-Cola's 90-calorie can

  • A Size for All Occasions/Consumers

Product innovation with functional/fortified carbonate launches too

  • A Size for All Occasions/Consumers

Recognise importance of consumer health through sizing strategy

  • A Size for All Occasions/Consumers

India is key for Coca-Cola to meet its Vision 2020 growth goals

  • A Size for All Occasions/Consumers

India's low per capita consumption, a core target for Coca-Cola

  • A Size for All Occasions/Consumers

Use of right pack type and size is critical to maximising sales

  • A Size for All Occasions/Consumers

Coca-Cola India to adopt wider range of sizes to optimise reach

  • A Size for All Occasions/Consumers

Sustainable Strategy: PlantBottle

The sustainability strategy of TCCC for packaging

  • Sustainable Strategy: PlantBottle

Timeline: Packaging achievements to date and future goals

  • Sustainable Strategy: PlantBottle

PlantBottle preferred over biodegradable for its reuse possibilities

  • Sustainable Strategy: PlantBottle

PlantBottle reduces Coke's reliance on oil, scope for growth is huge

  • Sustainable Strategy: PlantBottle

The lightweighting drive continues across the packaging spectrum

  • Sustainable Strategy: PlantBottle

Could Coca-Cola do more for the environment ? A look at the UK

  • Sustainable Strategy: PlantBottle

It is not all about sustainability, a fine balance with customer needs

  • Sustainable Strategy: PlantBottle

Recommendations

Coca-Cola to look to Latin America and Middle East for best gains

  • Recommendations

Egypt, growth highlight of Middle East; PET and cans usurp glass

  • Recommendations

Diet Coke and Coca-Cola Zero offer buoyant health-driven potential

  • Recommendations

Appropriate pack sizing will be an important determinant of success

  • Recommendations

Report Definitions

Definitions

  • Report Definitions

Samples

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