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ResearchMoz.us include new market research report" Alcoholic Drink Packaging Trends - UK - February 2014 " to its huge collection of research reports.
Executive Summary:
Market factors
Alcohol consumption in decline despite rising consumer confidence
Production costs on the rise
Recyclability important for drinks brands
Drinks brands and responsible drinking
Population changes need to be accommodated
Innovation in the Market
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Issues in the Market:
Can cans become even bigger players in the beer market?
What role can packaging play in curbing discounting?
How can drinks brands use packaging to resonate with older drinkers?
Can the ‘feel’ of alcoholic drinks packaging help to build standout?
Trend Application:
Trend: Objectify
Trend: Sense of the Intense
Mintel Futures: Brand Intervention
Market Drivers:
Key points
Rising packaging costs put pressures on operators
Recycling in the UK
Figure 4: Business recovery and recycling targets for Great Britain, 2012-17
Figure 5: Packaging waste recovery and recycling, 2011
Figure 6: Household waste recycling rate in England, 2000/01-2012/13
Appendix – The Consumer – Usage of Alcoholic Drinks:
Figure 28: Purchase of alcoholic drinks in glass bottles, November 2013
Figure 29: Purchase of alcoholic drinks in glass bottles, by demographics, November 2013
Figure 30: Purchase of alcoholic drinks in plastic bottles, November 2013
Figure 31: Purchase of alcoholic drinks in plastic bottles, by demographics, November 2013
Figure 32: Purchase of alcoholic drinks in cans, November 2013
Figure 33: Purchase of alcoholic drinks in cans, by demographics, November 2013
Appendix – The Consumer – Packaging-related Habits:
Figure 49: Packaging-related habits, November 2013
Figure 50: Most popular packaging-related habits, by demographics, November 2013
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