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Processed Fruit and Vegetables Packaging in the Netherlands
Dec 2018
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PROSPECTS
Glass consolidates with lightweight variants and adapted closures
In shelf stable processed fruit and vegetables, glass is set to remain a favoured packaging type among Dutch consumers. Despite past efforts to replace glass with thin wall plastic containers, the Dutch have a higher regard for glass in terms of preserving product freshness and flavour in addition to the high level of recycling in comparison to plastic.
Plastic pouches increases further from a small base
While glass and metal food cans continued to dominate, pouches emerged as an alternative and more efficient option. Pouches gained popularity among retailers as more units can be placed on store shelves, which reduces the number of deliveries required and offers savings in time and merchandise handling costs.
Folding cartons in frozen processed vegetables
In frozen processed fruit and vegetables most variation is given in terms of formula rather than packaging. Manufacturers often choose packaging types as a means of differentiation or to create a visual impact on store shelves.
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Processed Fruit and Vegetables Packaging in the Netherlands - Company Profiles
Packaging Industry in the Netherlands - Industry Overview
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Convenience and sustainability are paramount for consumers
Lighter glass packaging with convenient closures
Manufacturers introduce smaller formats to encourage more responsible consumption of soft drinks
Growth potential for metal beverage cans in beer
Using PET for a premium look in beauty and personal care now well established, with little room for further growth
Concentrated products play an important role, resulting in smaller packaging
PACKAGING LEGISLATION
Calls for expansion of the returnables system getting louder
RECYCLING AND THE ENVIRONMENT
Supreme court orders Dutch government to take action on glass recycling
Greater adoption of “green” packaging increasingly important to consumers of packaged food
Soft drinks manufacturers switch to bio-based formats and other more sustainable packaging
Table 1 Overview of Packaging Recycling and Recovery in The Netherlands: 2016/2017 and Targets for 2018PACKAGING DESIGN AND LABELLING
Smaller formats and bag in box packaging to see growth in wine
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