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Processed Meat and Seafood Packaging in Canada
Feb 2020
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PROSPECTS
Flexible plastic’s benefits encourage use for new launches
Flexible packaging, primarily flexible plastic and stand-up pouches, remains the largest category in processed meat and seafood packaging, accounting for almost half of total retail unit volume in 2019. This pack type offers a wide range of advantages.
Other plastic trays and stand-up pouches benefit from success in meat substitutes
Rigid plastic, paper-based containers and metal packaging combined claim approximately the same share as flexible packaging in total unit volume terms. Rigid plastic, mostly other plastic trays and thin wall plastic containers, is popular for chilled and frozen processed meat and seafood as well as meat substitutes.
Snacking and rebranding at forefront of innovation
While packaging is still required to offer functionality, its role in rebranding is also important, while the snacking trend is also shaping packaging design. Major packaging rebrands towards the end of the review period included 50-years-old heritage brand Captain High Liner in frozen seafood, with this introducing a new slightly younger Captain as brand icon, with groomed white hair and trimmed beard rather than the traditional captain’s hat and turtleneck.
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Processed Meat and Seafood Packaging in Canada - Company Profiles
Packaging Industry in Canada - Industry Overview
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
COVID-19 impact on packaging
COVID-19 country impact
Plastic pouches benefit from convenience trend and visual impact in food packaging in 2019
Sustainability concerns threaten growth of plastic packaging in soft drinks, while coffee pods players make moves towards easily recyclable solutions
Metal beverage cans expands across alcoholic drinks packaging in 2019
Shift to small sizes continues in beauty and personal care packaging in 2019
Home care packaging sees development in eco-friendly refills, while the rise of e-commerce prompts innovation in packs for delivery in 2019
PACKAGING LEGISLATION
Canadian government passes new regulation on nutrition labels, and lack of labelling standards in biodegradable and compostable products leads to landfilling
Rules guiding Canadian alcohol sales continue to evolve
Nationwide ban on single-use plastic draws criticism from green campaigners and trade partners
RECYCLING AND THE ENVIRONMENT
China’s ban on plastic imports reveals over-reliance on convenience in recycling
British Columbia’s EPR supports Canada’s highest recycling rates
Ontario reveals plans for full EPR, but faces criticism that proposals are insufficient
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