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Processed Fruit and Vegetables Packaging in the Netherlands
Apr 2020
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Plastic pouches increases from a small base, with the highest growth coming from shelf stable beans, as HAK offers new lines to the landscape
At the end of the review period, HAK opened a new factory for manufacturing its own stand-up pouches. In 2015, HAK changed the packaging of its legumes to stand-up pouches, particularly the exotic varieties such as chickpeas and black beans, and ready meals with legumes.
Glass continues to perform well in shelf stable processed fruit and vegetables, as consumers align the packaging with flavour and freshness
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.
Manufacturers in frozen fruits move away from folding cartons towards flexible plastic that allows consumers to review goods, as well as being recyclable
Since 2017, Albert Heijn has been gradually changing the packaging of its frozen fruit and vegetables from folding cartons, into transparent flexible plastic. On its website, Albert Heijn communicates that its reasoning for the move is so consumers can easily see what they are buying, and the packaging can also be recycled.
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Processed Fruit and Vegetables Packaging in the Netherlands - Company Profiles
Packaging Industry in the Netherlands - Industry Overview
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COVID-19 impact on packaging
COVID-19 country impact
PET bottles were popular for packaged food as both consumers and manufacturers appreciated the eco-friendly position and sustainability of bottles that can be recycled
Desire to consume less sugar and fewer calories boosted sales of carbonates in smaller sized packaging prior to the pandemic
Metal beverage cans gained ground in beer and RTDs prior to the outbreak of COVID-19
Small sizes in beauty and personal care surged though economy packs, offering value to increasingly price-sensitive consumers
Plastic still widely used in the home care industry in the Netherlands prior to the pandemic
PACKAGING LEGISLATION
Calls for expansion of the returnables system was getting louder prior to the pandemic
RECYCLING AND THE ENVIRONMENT
Metal beverage can litter results in mandatory returnables system being considered in 2022
Sustainable packaging remains relevant and popular amid the pandemic
Heineken leads the way in sustainable packaging
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