Synopsis
• “Latest Trends and Key Issues in the US Retail Packaging Market” is a detailed industry report providing comprehensive analysis of the emerging trends and opportunities in the US packaging market.
• The report is a result of a thorough analysis of consumer trends, packaging manufacturing trends and packaging innovation within the US consumer packaged goods market. The report provides both qualitative and quantitative insights into each of the packaging materials– Flexible, Glass, Rigid Plastic, Rigid Metal, and Paper &Board.
• The report includes detailed tables and charts to provide a comprehensive understanding of packaging consumption to clearly establish market trends, packaging dynamics, and areas of future growth potential.
• It provides an overview of the competitive landscape of the US packaging sector with an analysis of the key market leaders including a snap shot of major deals.
Scope
Comprehensive coverage of the key consumer trends affecting the CPG market. Markets covered include alcoholic drinks, food, health & beauty, home improvement, household care, non-alcoholic drinks, pet care, and tobacco & tobacco products.
Detailed analysis of each packaging material providing a detailed breakdown, including pack types, closures, and outers.
Provides key manufacturing and innovation trends in the packaging industry.
Highlights the key regulatory framework governing the US packaging industry.
Overview of the competitive landscape in the US packaging industry including key competitors in each of the packaging material segments and major deals.
Summary
Why was the report written?
Packaging companies and retailers seek the latest information on consumer trends and opportunities to formulate their sales and marketing strategies. There is also demand for authentic market data with a high level of detail. This report has been created to provide its readers with up-to-date information and analysis to uncover emerging growth opportunities within the CPG market.
What is the current market landscape and what is changing?
As consumer product demand evolves, the dynamics between different packaging types also evolves – favouring some packaging types and formats and leaving others increasingly out of line with demand patterns. As a result, understanding the shifting market dynamics is key to ensuring maximum sales in the future.
What are the key drivers behind recent market changes?
The differential growth across different packaging materials and formats drives fundamental shifts in the market. These differentials result from various factors such as changing consumer preferences, regulatory compliance, and innovation within the packaging market.
What makes this report unique and essential to read?
The report is a unique combination of in-depth qualitative analysis and authoritative packaging data for the years 2007–2017. Each packaging material has detailed data broken down by packaging type, closure material, closure type, outer material, and outer type.
Reasons To Buy
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1 Executive Summary
2 Overview of the US Packaging Market
3 Consumer Drivers
3.1 Aging and culturally-diversified Americans’ aspirations evolve
3.1.1 Demographic changes alter packaging as demands from various consumer groups differ
3.1.2 Racial and ethnical diversity in the US leading to cultural blend
3.2 Macroeconomic factors change buying behaviour
3.2.1 Americans have become more value conscious and opt for simple packaging
3.2.2 Middle-class squeeze forces rationalized buying behavior
3.3 Changing shopping behaviours in the US
3.3.1 Healthconcerns increase the importance of product labeling
3.3.2 Packaging a key aspect in an evolving technology-driven shopping environment
3.3.3 Digital Generation harder to reach with conventional marketing
3.3.4 Labeling acts as a tool to convey patriotic sentiments
3.4 Changes in traditional consumption pattern alter packaging demand dynamics
3.4.1 Decline in carbonated drinks consumption to significantly affect Metal can demand
3.4.2 Meat packaging to witness decline as meat consumption witness steep decline
3.4.3 Demand for quick and nutritious snacks on the rise
4 Market Dynamics
4.1 Overview
4.1.1 US Packaging by Material
4.1.2 US Packaging by Market
4.1.3 US Packaging by Type
4.2 Flexible Packaging
4.2.1 Overall Flexible Packaging Market
4.2.2 Number of Flexible Packaging Packs by Market
4.2.3 Number of Flexible Packaging Packs by Type
4.2.4 Number of Flexible Packaging Packs by Closure Material
4.2.5 Number of Flexible Packaging Packs by Closure Type
4.2.6 Number of Flexible Packaging Packs by Outer Material
4.2.7 Number of Flexible Packaging Packs by Outer Type
4.3 Paper & Board
4.3.1 Overall Paper & Board Packaging Market
4.3.2 Number of Paper & Board Packs by Market
4.3.3 Number of Paper & Board Packs by Type
4.3.4 Number of Paper & Board Packs by Closure Material
4.3.5 Number of Paper & Board Packs by Closure Type
4.3.6 Number of Paper & Board Packs by Outer Material
4.3.7 Number of Paper & Board Packs by Outer Type
4.4 Rigid Plastics
4.4.1 Overall Rigid Plastic Packaging Market
4.4.2 Number of Rigid Plastic Packs by Market
4.4.3 Number of Rigid Plastic Packs by Type
4.4.4 Number of Rigid Plastic Packs by Closure Material
4.4.5 Number of Rigid Plastic Packs by Closure Type
4.4.6 Number of Rigid Plastic Packs by Outer Material
4.4.7 Number of Rigid Plastic Packs by Outer Type
4.5 Rigid Metal
4.5.1 Overall Rigid Metal Packaging Market
4.5.2 Number of Rigid Metal Packs by Market
4.5.3 Number of Rigid Metal Packs by Type
4.5.4 Number of Rigid Metal Packs by Closure Material
4.5.5 Number of Rigid Metal Packs by Closure Type
4.5.6 Number of Rigid Metal Packs by Outer Material
4.5.7 Number of Rigid Metal Packs by Outer Type
4.6 Glass
4.6.1 Overall Glass Packaging Market
4.6.2 Number of Glass Packs by Market
4.6.3 Number of Glass Packs by Type
4.6.4 Number of Glass Packs by Closure Material
4.6.5 Number of Glass Packs by Closure Type
4.6.6 Number of Glass Packs by Outer Material
4.6.7 Number of Glass Packs by Outer Type
5 Packaging Design and Manufacturing Trends
5.1 Key Design Trends
5.1.1 The US is a key innovator in developing lightweighting, which isessential for cost-efficient and eco-friendly packaging
5.1.2 American consumers have strong preference for convenient packaging
5.1.3 US product manufacturers have taken sustainability as a key factor for their packaging needs
5.1.4 Premiumization of cheaper packaging formats through innovations
5.1.5 Packaging firms need to more closely align themselves with manufacturers’ needs
5.2 Key manufacturing trends
5.2.1 Pouches are highly popular in the US market
5.2.2 US firms adopt technological advancements to aid innovation and reduce wastage
5.2.3 American companies improve efficiency through various technologies and processes
5.2.4 Difficulties in raw material procurement are driving up costs
6 Regulatory Environment
6.1 Overview
6.2 Regulatory authorities and State legislations
6.2.1 FDA on packaging regulations
6.2.2 EPA on Packaging regulations
7 Competitive Landscape
7.1 Competitive Landscape by Packaging Material
7.1.1 Glass
7.1.2 Metal
7.1.3 Paper & Board
7.1.4 Rigid Plastics
7.1.5 Flexible Packaging
7.2 Key Companies in the US Packaging Industry
7.3 Key Financial Deals
8 Appendix
8.1 What is this Report About?
8.2 Time Frame
8.3 Product Category Coverage
8.4 Packaging Definitions
8.4.1 Primary Packaging Container
8.4.2 Primary Packaging Closure
8.4.3 Primary Packaging Outer
8.5 Methodology
8.5.1 Overall Research Program Framework
8.6 About Canadean
8.7 Disclaimer
List of Tables
Table 1: US population by age, 2000 and 2010
Table 2: Increase in single-person households by type, 2000 to 2010
Table 3: Population in US by race, 2010
Table 4: Declining median income in US, 2007 – 2011
Table 5: Total market value influenced by the health consumer trend(US$ Million), 2012
Table 6: US online retail sales (US$ Billion) and online retail sales penetration (%), 2007–2017
Table 7: US household income and average annual spending by age for 2011
Table 8: Carbonates sales by volume and percent change in US, 2007–2017
Table 9: Energy bars consumption on the rise in US, 2006–-2017
Table 10: US Packaging by Material (Number of Packs, Million), 2007, 2012 and 2017
Table 11: US Packaging by Market (Number of Packs, Million), 2007, 2012 and 2017
Table 12: US Packaging by Type (Number of Packs, Million), 2007, 2012 and 2017
Table 13: Number of Flexible Packaging Units (Millions) and Annual Growth (%), 2007–2017
Table 14: US Flexible Packaging by Market (Number of Packs, Million), 2007, 2012 and 2017
Table 15: US Flexible Packaging by Type (Number of Packs, Million), 2007, 2012 and 2017
Table 16: US Flexible Packaging by Closure Material (Number of Packs, Million), 2007, 2012 and 2017
Table 17: US Flexible Packaging by Closure Type (Number of Packs, Million), 2007, 2012 and 2017
Table 18: US Flexible Packaging by Outer Material (Number of Packs, Million), 2007, 2012 and 2017
Table 19: US Flexible Packaging by Outer Type (Number of Packs, Million), 2007, 2012 and 2017
Table 20: Number of Paper & Board Packaging Units (Millions) and Annual Growth (%), 2007–2017
Table 21: US Paper & Board Packaging by Market (Number of Packs, Million), 2007, 2012 and 2017
Table 22: US Paper & Board Packaging by Type (Number of Packs, Million), 2007, 2012 and 2017
Table 23: US Paper & Board Packaging by Closure Material (Number of Packs, Million), 2007, 2012 and 2017
Table 24: US Paper & Board Packaging by Closure Type (Number of Packs, Million), 2007, 2012 and 2017
Table 25: US Paper & Board Packaging by Outer Material (Number of Packs, Million), 2007, 2012 and 2017
Table 26: US Paper & Board Packaging by Outer Type (Number of Packs, Million), 2007, 2012 and 2017
Table 27: Number of Rigid Plastic Packaging Units (Millions) and Annual Growth (%), 2007–2017
Table 28: US Rigid Plastic Packaging by Market (Number of Packs, Million), 2007, 2012 and 2017
Table 29: US Rigid Plastic Packaging by Type (Number of Packs, Million), 2007, 2012 and 2017
Table 30: US Rigid Plastic Packaging by Closure Material (Number of Packs, Million), 2007, 2012 and 2017
Table 31: US Rigid Plastic Packaging by Closure Type (Number of Packs, Million), 2007, 2012 and 2017
Table 32: US Rigid Plastic Packaging by Outer Material (Number of Packs, Million), 2007, 2012 and 2017
Table 33: US Rigid Plastic Packaging by Outer Type (Number of Packs, Million), 2007, 2012 and 2017
Table 34: Number of Rigid Metal Packaging Units (Millions) and Annual Growth (%), 2007–2017
Table 35: US Rigid Metal Packaging by Market (Number of Packs, Million), 2007, 2012 and 2017
Table 36: US Rigid Metal Packaging by Type (Number of Packs, Million), 2007, 2012 and 2017
Table 37: US Rigid Metal Packaging by Closure Material (Number of Packs, Million), 2007, 2012 and 2017
Table 38: US Rigid Metal Packaging by Closure Type (Number of Packs, Million), 2007, 2012 and 2017
Table 39: US Rigid Metal Packaging by Outer Material (Number of Packs, Million), 2007, 2012 and 2017
Table 40: US Rigid Metal Packaging by Outer Type (Number of Packs, Million), 2007, 2012 and 2017
Table 41: Number of Glass Packaging Units (Millions) and Annual Growth (%), 2007–2017
Table 42: US Glass Packaging by Market (Number of Packs, Million), 2007, 2012 and 2017
Table 43: US Glass Packaging by Type (Number of Packs, Million), 2007, 2012 and 2017
Table 44: US Glass Packaging by Closure Material (Number of Packs, Million), 2007, 2012 and 2017
Table 45: US Glass Packaging by Closure Type (Number of Packs, Million), 2007, 2012 and 2017
Table 46: US Glass Packaging by Outer Material (Number of Packs, Million), 2007, 2012 and 2017
Table 47: US Glass Packaging by Outer Type (Number of Packs, Million), 2007, 2012 and 2017
Table 48: State wise comparison
Table 49: Key Financial Deals in US Packaging, 2012-2013
Table 50: Product Category Coverage
Table 51: Primary Packaging Container Materials
Table 52: Primary Packaging Container Types
Table 53: Primary Packaging Closure Materials
Table 54: Primary Packaging Closure Types
Table 55: Primary Packaging Outer Materials
Table 56: Primary Packaging Outer Types
List Of Figures
Figure 1: Market share of various packaging materials (%), 2012
Figure 2: Flexible packaging breakdown by end-use market, 2012
Figure 3: Almost a quarter of US population is above 55 years of age
Figure 4: Majority of immigrants in US are either Hispanics or Latino
Figure 5: Decrease in credit card debt shows carefulness in spending
Figure 6: Declining median income in US, 2007 – 2011
Figure 7: Health benefits driving shopping behavior
Figure 8: Highlighted labeling style in the front providing short nutritional summary
Figure 9: Online retail sales value and its penetration in the US is growing
Figure 10: Baby Boomers in US have a higher household income with more savings
Figure 11: “Made in USA” labeling on front of products to boost patriotic shopping
Figure 12: Declining carbonates sales by volume and percent change in the US, 2007–2017
Figure 13: Energy bars consumption on the rise in US, 2006–2017
Figure 14: US Packaging by Material (Number of Packs, Million), 2007–2017
Figure 15: Sectors by Packaging Material with the Four Highest Growth Rates (%), 2007–2017
Figure 16: Sectors by Packaging Material with the Four Lowest Growth Rates (%), 2007–2017
Figure 17: Number of Flexible Packaging Units (Millions) and Annual Growth (%), 2007–2017
Figure 18: Sectors with the Largest Market Share Gains and Losses in US Flexible Packaging, 2007–2017
Figure 19: Packaging Types with the Largest Market Share Gains and Losses in US Flexible Packaging, 2007–2017
Figure 20: Number of Paper & Board Packaging Units (Millions) and Annual Growth (%), 2007–2017
Figure 21: Sectors with the Largest Market Share Gains and Losses in US Paper & Board Packaging, 2007–2017
Figure 22: Packaging Types with the Largest Market Share Gains and Losses in US Paper & Board Packaging 2007–2017
Figure 23: Closure Types with the Largest Market Share Gains and Losses in US Paper & Board Packaging, 2007–2017
Figure 24: Outer Types with the Largest Market Share Gains and Losses in US Paper & Board Packaging, 2007–2017
Figure 25: Number of Rigid Plastic Packaging Units (Millions) and Annual Growth (%), 2007–2017
Figure 26: Sectors with the Largest Market Share Gains and Losses in US Rigid Plastic Packaging, 2007–2017
Figure 27: Packaging Types with the Largest Market Share Gains and Losses in US Rigid Plastic Packaging, 2007–2017
Figure 28: Closure Types with the Largest Market Share Gains and Losses in US Rigid Plastic Packaging, 2007–2017
Figure 29: Outer Types with the Largest Market Share Gains and Losses in US Rigid Plastic Packaging, 2007–2017
Figure 30: Number of Rigid Metal Packaging Units (Millions) and Annual Growth (%), 2007–2017
Figure 31: Sectors with the Largest Market Share Gains and Losses in US Rigid Metal Packaging, 2007–2017
Figure 32: Packaging Types with the Largest Market Share Gains and Losses in US Rigid Metal Packaging, 2007–2017
Figure 33: Closure Types with the Largest Market Share Gains and Losses in US Rigid Metal Packaging, 2007–2017
Figure 34: Outer Types with the Largest Market Share Gains and Losses in US Rigid Metal Packaging, 2007–2017
Figure 35: Number of Glass Packaging Units (Millions) and Annual Growth (%), 2007–2017
Figure 36: Sectors with the Largest Market Share Gains and Losses in US Glass Packaging, 2007–2017
Figure 37: Closure Type with the Largest Market Share Gains and Losses in US Glass Packaging, 2007–2017
Figure 38: Sectors with the Largest Market Share Gains and Losses in US Glass Packaging, 2007–2017
Figure 39: Goya Foods Inc., US based food processing company’s shift from traditional Glass bottle to PET bottle
Figure 40: Shift from Metal can to pouch
Figure 41: Heinz tomato ketchup starts manufacturing of pouch along with PET bottle
Figure 42: Closure Systems International’s Xtra-Lok mini ‘S’ 28mm closure
Figure 43: Mann Packing Company introduces trays that uses 38% less packaging
Figure 44: Georgia-Pacific introduced bathroom tissues without cardboard core
Figure 45: Reclosable Aluminum Bud Light Platinum beer not requiring any tool to open
Figure 46: Pantene Pro-V Nature Fusion range introduced sugarcane-based Plastic
Figure 47: Coke bottle using plant bottle packaging
Figure 48: Key concerns of consumer goods manufacturers and packaging manufacturers, 2013
Figure 49: Demand for pouches in the US retail market
Figure 50: Crown’s 360 EndTMbeverage can technology used in Helles Golden Lager canned beer
Figure 51: Thermo chromic ink technology implemented in beverage can
Figure 52: Crude oil prices have risen sharply since 2003, and are forecast to remain high
Figure 53: States with toxic packaging law
Figure 54: US packaging competitive landscape
Figure 55: Methodology
