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US demand to exceed $5 billion in 2015
Demand for aseptic packaging is expected to significantly outpace the overall packaging industry and will exceed $5 billion in 2015. Growth will be driven by drug sterility requirements and ambient distribution and storage advantages for food and beverages. Gains will also be supported by growing interest in natural and minimally processed food and beverage products, as the short heating time and lower temperature of aseptic processing minimizes loss of flavor and nutrients and offers extended shelf life without preservatives.
Pharmaceutical market to see above-average growth
Above-average growth in pharmaceutical applications will be fueled by provider preferences for unit-dose and other convenient drug delivery formats coupled with the increasing availability and consumption of biotechnology-based injectable drugs and biologicals. Such drugs tend to be heat sensitive, making the high heat used in terminal sterilization processes unfeasible. In addition, gains will be supported by greater use of advanced aseptic processes, such as blow-fill-seal (BFS). In contrast to traditional aseptic processing, BFS enables the molding, filling and hermetic sealing of vials and bottles in a continuous automated process and without human intervention, which results in a high assurance of product sterility. Gains in the beverage market will be helped by rising consumption of beverages such as protein drinks, iced coffee and smoothies, all of which tend to use aseptic packaging. Other factors driving demand will include the growing popularity of value-added beverage offerings, such as milk-based coffee drinks, in quick service restaurants and convenience stores and rising interest in aseptic packaging due to its shelf stability. This results in reduced energy use in shipping and storage as well as increased opportunities in vending machines, movie theaters and other venues with limited refrigerated storage.
Prefillable syringes to be fastest growing product
Prefillable syringes will represent the fastest growing aseptic packaging product type through 2015, the result of further introductions of biotechnologybased drugs, along with safety and convenience advantages and the prevalence of chronic conditions necessitating lifetime drug regimens. Prospects for aseptic cartons will be fueled by expanding liquid food and dairy beverage applications and favorable consumption trends in ready-to-drink nutraceutical and weight loss beverages. Other factors supporting growth will include improving aesthetics of cartons, a favorable environmental profile, the availability of cartons with closures, the quality perception of these containers, and greater openness to alternative packaging among younger consumers. Above-average growth for plastic bottles will be the result of expanding food and beverage applications and ongoing opportunities in the pharmaceutical market. In the beverage market, increased adoption of aseptic filling of low-acid beverages to enable shelf-stable distribution and storage is anticipated. Additionally, bottle opportunities will be helped by favorable consumption trends for preservative-free premium beverages, such as fruit and tea blends, protein shakes and weight loss drinks, which can experience flavor changes and nutrient loss when exposed to the high heat of hot-fill bottling.
Study coverage
This new industry study, presents historical demand data (2000, 2005 and 2010) plus forecasts for 2015 and 2020 by product and market. The study also considers market environment factors, evaluates company market share and profiles 35 US industry competitors.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1
II. MARKET ENVIRONMENT 4
General 4
Macroeconomic Outlook 5
Demographic & Household Trends 9
Consumer Income & Spending 12
Retail Sales Outlook 15
Packaging Industry Overview 17
Paper 19
Plastic 20
Metal 21
Glass & Wood 22
Technology Overview 22
Competitive Technologies 25
Machinery Trends 27
Pricing Trends 29
Environmental & Regulatory Factors 32
International Activity & Foreign Trade 35
III. PRODUCTS 38
General 38
Plastic Bottles 42
Vials & Ampuls 45
Prefillable Syringes 48
Bags & Pouches 51
Pharmaceutical 54
Food 54
Beverage 55
Cartons 56
Beverage 59
Food 61
Cups 62
Glass Bottles 65
IV. MARKETS 67
General 67
Pharmaceuticals 70
Pharmaceutical Industry Outlook 70
Aseptic Packaging Demand 73
Vials & Ampuls 76
Prefillable Syringes 78
Bottles 79
IV Bags 81
Beverages 83
Beverage Industry Outlook 83
Aseptic Packaging Demand 86
Fruit Beverages 88
Dairy Beverages 91
Milk 92
Other Dairy Beverages 95
Soy & Other Nondairy Beverages 97
Other Ready-to-Drink Beverages 99
Food 102
Food Industry Outlook 103
Aseptic Packaging Demand 105
Dairy Products 108
Processed Fruits & Vegetables 111
Soups & Broths 114
Baby Food 115
Other Foods 117
V. INDUSTRY STRUCTURE 120
General 120
Market Share 122
Acquisitions & Divestitures 128
Competitive Strategies 130
Marketing & Distribution 131
Cooperative Agreements 133
Company Profiles 136
Amcor Limited 137
Aseptic Solutions USA 140
Baxter International Incorporated 141
Becton, Dickinson and Company 142
Bemis Company Incorporated 143
Bosch (Robert) GmbH 146
Catalent Pharma Solutions Incorporated 148
CDF Corporation 149
Cheer Pack North America, see CDF
Cryovac, see Sealed Air
Curwood, see Bemis
DuPont (EI) de Nemours 152
Fres-co System USA, see Goglio
GEA Group AG 154
Goglio SpA 156
Graham Packaging Holdings, see Reynolds Group
Holdings
Horizon Pharmaceuticals Incorporated 158
International Dispensing Corporation 159
KHS, see Salzgitter
Kloeckner-Werke, see Salzgitter
Krones AG 161
Nestle SA 164
OYSTAR Holding GmbH 166
Parish Manufacturing Incorporated 168
Printpack Incorporated 169
ProAseptic Technologies SL, see Sealed Air
Rapak, see Smith (DS)
Reynolds Group Holdings Limited 171
rommelag ag 174
Salzgitter AG 176
Scholle Corporation 178
SCHOTT AG 181
Sealed Air Corporation 183
Serac Group 186
Shibuya Kogyo Company Limited 187
Sidel, see Tetra Laval International
SIG Combibloc Group, see Reynolds Group Holdings
Smith (DS) plc 189
Spartech Corporation 191
Stork Food and Dairy Systems BV 192
Tetra Laval International SA 194
Vetter Pharma-Fertigung GmbH & Company KG 198
Weiler Engineering Incorporated 200
West Pharmaceutical Services Incorporated 201
Wihuri Oy 204
Winpak Portion Packaging, see Wihuri
Additional Companies in Aseptic Packaging 206
LIST OF TABLES
SECTION I -- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Summary Table 3
SECTION II -- MARKET ENVIRONMENT
1 Macroeconomic Indicators 8
2 Population & Households 12
3 Personal Consumption Expenditures 14
4 Retail Sales 17
5 Packaging Supply & Demand 19
6 Aseptic Packaging Prices 32
SECTION III -- PRODUCTS
1 Aseptic Packaging Demand by Type 40
2 Aseptic Plastic Bottle Demand by Market 45
3 Aseptic Vial & Ampul Demand by Type 48
4 Aseptic Prefillable Syringe Demand 51
5 Aseptic Bag & Pouch Demand by Market 53
6 Aseptic Carton Demand by Market 59
7 Aseptic Cup Demand by Market 65
8 Aseptic Glass Bottle Demand 66
SECTION IV -- MARKETS
1 Aseptic Packaging Demand by Market 69
2 Pharmaceutical Supply & Demand 73
3 Pharmaceutical Market for Aseptic Packaging 75
4 Beverage Production 85
5 Beverage Market for Aseptic Packaging 87
6 Fruit Beverage Aseptic Packaging Demand 91
7 Dairy Beverages Aseptic Packaging Demand by Application 92
8 Milk Aseptic Packaging Demand 95
9 Other Dairy Beverages Aseptic Packaging Demand 97
10 Soy & Other Nondairy Beverages Aseptic Packaging Demand 99
11 Other Beverages Aseptic Packaging Demand 102
12 Food Shipments 105
13 Food Market for Aseptic Packaging 107
14 Dairy Foods Aseptic Packaging Demand 111
15 Processed Fruits & Vegetables Aseptic Packaging Demand 113
16 Soups & Broths Aseptic Packaging Demand 115
17 Baby Food Aseptic Packaging Demand 117
18 Other Foods Aseptic Packaging Demand 119
SECTION V -- INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
1 US Aseptic Packaging Sales by Company, 2010 121
2 Selected Acquisitions & Divestitures 129
3 Selected Cooperative Agreements 135
LIST OF CHARTS
SECTION III -- PRODUCTS
1 Aseptic Packaging Demand by Type, 2010: Value & Volume 41
SECTION IV -- MARKETS
1 Aseptic Packaging Demand by Market, 2010 69
2 Pharmaceutical Aseptic Packaging Demand by Type, 2010 76
3 Beverage Aseptic Packaging by Application, 2010 88
4 Food Aseptic Packaging Demand by Application, 2010 108
SECTION V -- INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
1 US Aseptic Packaging Market Share, 2010 123
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