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Processed Meat and Seafood Packaging in India
Mar 2020
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PROSPECTS
Medium-sized and large packs continue to perform well
Pack sizes of 240g to 1,000g continue to perform well in processed meat and seafood as these are generally the most economical sizes for consumers in India. Growing nuclear families in India tend to have three to five members and these pack sizes are sufficient to serve everyone for one meal.
Metal food cans remains the most popular format for shelf stable meat and seafood
Smoked tuna, pickled fish, dried meat and many other shelf stable meat and seafood products are commonly sold in metal food cans. Although sales of these types of products remain low in India, mainly because consumers prefer fresh or frozen products over shelf stable, they are consumed as delicacies.
Bright future for metal food cans
Shelf stable meat and seafood in metal food cans still only accounts for a small share of overall processed meat and seafood packaging in India. However, the future for this packaging format looks bright, with strong growth forecast, boosted by the influx of foreign nationals into India who are looking for local dishes from back home, as well as Indian consumers also increasingly open to trying new products available in the marketplace.
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Discover the latest market trends and uncover sources of future market growth for the Processed Meat and Seafood Packaging industry in India with research from Euromonitor's team of in-country analysts.
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Processed Meat and Seafood Packaging in India - Company Profiles
Packaging Industry in India - Industry Overview
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
COVID-19 impact on packaging
COVID-19 country impact
Small sizes in food packaging formats gain ground in 2019 as consumers seek to limit waste and show greater interest in trial purchases
Bottled water sales support rise of PET in soft drinks packaging in 2019
Metal’s growth in alcoholic drinks propelled by experimental expansion from players in 2019
Small and mini formats in beauty and personal care hold multi-level appeal in 2019
Flexible packaging remains popular with price-sensitive consumers in 2019, while rigid formats gain ground with high earners
PACKAGING LEGISLATION
New regulations introduce standards for plastic packaging used in food products
New amendments to tobacco packaging requirements
Alcohol packaging prohibited from positive claims
RECYCLING AND THE ENVIRONMENT
Proposed blanket ban on plastic softened to gradual introduction of new regulations
Players jump in with privately organised projects and plastic waste management
remains hampered by under-reporting an unlicensed production plants
Players respond to rising sustainability concerns with eco-friendly packaging and incentives
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