PET TO LEAD EUROPEAN BEER PACKAGING

The annual growth of European beer packaging will be led by PET/PEN bottles, according to Schönwald Consulting. Through 2008, growth of beer in PET-based bottles is projected to reach 12% per year, to 70 million hectoliters by 2008.

Oct 31, 2005

During the same time period, can use will increase 1.5% annually, with glass gaining 0.9% annually. PET Bottles and Beer—The European market 2003/2004-2008, explores beer packaging and consumption per country, share of packaged beer in the three container types, the market factors for the future, and trends. It’s available in hard copy for $3꽤 and in a PDF format for $4군. For more information, contact Packaging Strategies at 800/524-7225, or visit www.packstrat.com.

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