While the packaging of chilled processed seafood continued to be dominated by flexible plastic in 2022, thin wall plastic containers were recording dynamic growth and gaining share in this category over the review period, which is expected to continue over the forecast period. Leading players in the Australian market, such as Tassal, Ocean Blue and John West, are packaging their seafood offerings, such as salmon, in thin wall plastic containers.
A number of pack sizes between (and including) 250g and 350g are expected to record strong performances in processed meat and seafood in Australia over the forecast period, driven in large part by cost-of-living pressures and shrinking disposable incomes. Small pack sizes carry a smaller cost-per-unit, but are more expensive by weight of the product.
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