• Metal beverage cans gain volume share as non-alcoholic beer is well received by Indonesian Muslims. It was also the fastest growing pack type in total alcoholic drinks packaging in 2016.
  • Alcoholic drinks packaging through on-trade channel grew faster than off-trade sales in 2017 as alcoholic drinks remained more popularly consumed during gatherings.
  • PET bottles and brick liquid cartons are most dynamic in soft drinks in 2016
  • Lack of major hot drinks packaging innovation as players focus on marketing and advertising.
  • Single-serve sachets maintains domination through higher product availability.
  • There was a continued l trend towards metal and flexible packaging in hot drinks.
  • Metal packaging continued to grow by double digits, driven by coffee sold in metal tin cans.
  • Flexible packaging maintained good performance, slightly improving from 2015. This is driven by continued success of sachet packaging of tea and coffee.

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