EXPO PACK: Beverage sets packaging pace

Three-part presentation offers candid insight into Mexican market and continued growth in beer and bottled water.

For the third straight year, beverage remains the largest purchaser of packaging machinery, representing 32 percent of the market in 2018, according to Louis Domenech, managing director, Market Intelligence Latin America (MILA).
For the third straight year, beverage remains the largest purchaser of packaging machinery, representing 32 percent of the market in 2018, according to Louis Domenech, managing director, Market Intelligence Latin America (MILA).
For the third straight year, beverage remains the largest purchaser of packaging machinery, representing 32 percent of the market in 2018, according to Louis Domenech, managing director, Market Intelligence Latin America (MILA). Beer and bottled water continue to drive beverage growth with Grupo Modelo and Constellation, setting the pace in terms of machinery imports. Pepsico, Nestle, Keken and Bimbo are also investing heavily in Mexico with over $5 billion in combined investments in plant expansions for 2019-2020
Domenech provided the findings from his Mexican Packaging Machinery Market Trends and Forecast 2019-2020 report to kick off EXPO PACK Guadalajara’s “Packaging and Processing Operations in Mexico” presentation, panel and discussion.
The dominant packaging trends for the foreseeable future are:
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