Consumers continued to take sustainability more seriously. As a result, retailers, manufacturers and manufacturers of packaging invested further in making their packaging more sustainable. An additional factor is that more consumers consider the sustainability of packaging an indication of the quality of the product. This means that sustainability...
Dutch consumers are drinking less alcohol, but are increasingly willing to pay for quality. This is expected to be a long-term trend that will continue in the coming years, and will be one of the determining factors for the development of alcoholic drinks packaging over the forecast period. The premiumisation trend will lead to a greater variety...
Carbonates are central to the sugar debate. Volume sales of carbonates are under pressure and soft drinks producers committed to a significant reduction of calories consumed through soft drinks by 2020. Consumers are more interested in smaller packaging formats for carbonates as they see this as a way to take in fewer calories while still...
Consumers want to choose specific products for their personal taste and this means that it is less common for consumers to brew a cup of coffee or tea. Instead, single cup products became the norm in both coffee and tea. Consumers now buy small packaging formats and a typical consumer is likely to have a few different types or flavours of...
Beauty and personal care is considered a mature market in the Netherlands, with manufacturers thus having to focus on innovation not only in terms of products but also packaging. By adapting packaging formats to changing consumer habits and focusing on segmentation by age and gender, manufacturers hope to be able to drive value growth in beauty...
Containers & Packaging in the Netherlands Summary Containers & Packaging in the Netherlands industry profile provides top-line qualitative and quantitative summary information including: market size (value and volume 2013-17, and forecast to 2022). The profile also contains descriptions of the leading...