• Total alcoholic drinks packaging to record a volume CAGR of 9% over the forecast period
  • On-trade channels are expected to witness healthy growth due to a growing middle class and more emphasis by manufacturers since on-trade channels are less restricted than with off-trade.
  • Glass bottles are expected to remain the most popular alcoholic beverage packaging while metal beverage cans are expected to be the fastest growing pack type, driven by non-alcoholic beer.
  • The PET bottle trend will remain strong as convenience fuels sales of PET bottles across various types of soft drinks in Indonesia.
  • Glass bottles will continue to lose importance for all types of soft drinks, largely influenced Coca-Cola Indonesia’s announcement to discontinue glass bottles packaging by 2016. Overall, glass bottles will continue to lose share to PET bottles.
  • Liquid carton packaging is likely to have good prospects for RTD tea, RTD coffee and juice. Coconut and other plant waters will see the fastest growth over the forecast period.
  • Soft drinks companies are expected to continue pushing smaller pack sizes to meet consumers’ budget requirements and affordable prices.
  • Metal and flexible packaging are expected to see total sales decline as metal beverage cans lose to PET bottles and flexible packaging suffers and cup packaging loses importance to PET bottles, yet Metal and flexible pack types will be the main drivers of growth in hot drinks packaging.
  • Flexible packaging will continue to grow well, driven by sachet packaging.
  • Glass packaging will continue the decline and paper-based containers – mostly folding cartons – are expected to see a steady performance driven by tea bags sold in folding cartons.

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