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Strategy Briefing

Performance and Prospects for Beverage Packaging Materials

Jun 2011

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2011 is providing more resilient performance for all beverage packaging materials as economies recover from the downturn. PET bottles hold greatest volume growth potential of all pack formats, extending their presence in soft drinks, deriving gains from health-aligned consumer intake of juices and RTD tea and through more niche avenues in wine and spirits. Emerging Asia and Latin America markets present strongest opportunities for packagers, with China and India to head up global growth to 2014.

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Key findings

Global drinks packaging overview

Beverages is second only to foods in FMCG packaging demand

Absolute importance of emerging markets to 2010 performance

Economic recovery proves fruitful for beverage packagers

PET makes most headway at expense of glass and beverage cans

A round-up of beverage packaging performance by format in 2010

88% of all beverages are sold in a PET bottle, glass bottle or can

Dynamism in liquid cartons comes through growth in tea and juices

Focus on PET Bottles

RTD tea and juices become increasingly important to PET sales

Healthy soft drink choices and low value spirits drive PET sales

PET hit by weak growth from core bottled water nations in Europe

Developing countries provide best per capita growth opportunities

China and India to lead PET bottle volume gains in water

Juices further provide PET with ample regional opportunities

PET, China’s preferred pack for juice drinks, holds buoyant outlook

US leads PET prospects amongst the developed world markets

Focus on Glass Bottles

Faltering glass sales for beer in 2010 following recession…

… while RTD tea and spirits prove more lucrative for glass

Ups and downs of glass in beer: Australia’s highs to Russia’s lows

Russia’s best prospects lie in premium and non-alcohol beer

Australians continue to prefer their beer to be in a glass bottle

Light and craft beer launches favour glass bottles

It’s positive growth all round for glass bottles in wine

Importance of China’s non-grape wine to bottle sales in Asia-Pacific

Robust Indian spirits industry suggests a positive outlook for glass

Focus on Metal Beverage Cans

Beer outperforms carbonates to become top beverage can end-use

Beer and wider supply of energy drinks drive can sales

Regional winners and losers for the beer can to 2014

Brazil’s drink and drive legislation a boon for beverage can sales

Beverage can prospects in carbonates led by emerging markets

Buoyant development in energy drinks, except in the US

Focus on Liquid Cartons

Global liquid carton supply is concentrated in juices and RTD tea

Year-round RTD tea sales to expand liquid carton’s potential

Shaped carton’s dynamism in sharp contrast to gable top slowdown

Buoyant brick gains driven by developed and developing Asia

Interesting juice carton growth to note in Asia and Australasia

Differentiation and value savings promote shaped cartons in wine

Prospects

Post-downturn, more positive outlook for drinks packaging to 2014

Emerging markets, the driving force for beverage packaging growth

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Overview

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What this report includes

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Table of Contents

Introduction

Scope

Key findings

Global drinks packaging overview

Beverages is second only to foods in FMCG packaging demand

Absolute importance of emerging markets to 2010 performance

Economic recovery proves fruitful for beverage packagers

PET makes most headway at expense of glass and beverage cans

A round-up of beverage packaging performance by format in 2010

88% of all beverages are sold in a PET bottle, glass bottle or can

Dynamism in liquid cartons comes through growth in tea and juices

Focus on PET Bottles

RTD tea and juices become increasingly important to PET sales

Healthy soft drink choices and low value spirits drive PET sales

PET hit by weak growth from core bottled water nations in Europe

Developing countries provide best per capita growth opportunities

China and India to lead PET bottle volume gains in water

Juices further provide PET with ample regional opportunities

PET, China’s preferred pack for juice drinks, holds buoyant outlook

US leads PET prospects amongst the developed world markets

Focus on Glass Bottles

Faltering glass sales for beer in 2010 following recession…

… while RTD tea and spirits prove more lucrative for glass

Ups and downs of glass in beer: Australia’s highs to Russia’s lows

Russia’s best prospects lie in premium and non-alcohol beer

Australians continue to prefer their beer to be in a glass bottle

Light and craft beer launches favour glass bottles

It’s positive growth all round for glass bottles in wine

Importance of China’s non-grape wine to bottle sales in Asia-Pacific

Robust Indian spirits industry suggests a positive outlook for glass

Focus on Metal Beverage Cans

Beer outperforms carbonates to become top beverage can end-use

Beer and wider supply of energy drinks drive can sales

Regional winners and losers for the beer can to 2014

Brazil’s drink and drive legislation a boon for beverage can sales

Beverage can prospects in carbonates led by emerging markets

Buoyant development in energy drinks, except in the US

Focus on Liquid Cartons

Global liquid carton supply is concentrated in juices and RTD tea

Year-round RTD tea sales to expand liquid carton’s potential

Shaped carton’s dynamism in sharp contrast to gable top slowdown

Buoyant brick gains driven by developed and developing Asia

Interesting juice carton growth to note in Asia and Australasia

Differentiation and value savings promote shaped cartons in wine

Prospects

Post-downturn, more positive outlook for drinks packaging to 2014

Emerging markets, the driving force for beverage packaging growth

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