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COVID-19 and measures to contain it have not had a huge impact on packaging trends in South Africa, though same changes are notable. For example, previously unpackaged items such as baked bread has been increasingly packed in inexpensive plastic wrap or bags to comply with stricter health and hygiene regulations during the pandemic.
Euromonitor International's Packaging in South Africa report offers insight into key trends and developments in the industry. The report also examines trends and prospect for various pack types and closures: metal packaging, rigid plastic, glass, liquid cartons, paper-based containers; flexible packaging.
Data coverage: market sizes (historic and forecasts), company shares, brand shares and distribution data.
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
COVID-19 impact on packaging
COVID-19 country impact
Convenience trend runs through food packaging in 2019
Polarised pack sizing marks development in non-alcoholic drinks packaging in 2019
Larger formats expand across alcoholic drinks packaging in 2019
Convenience continues to influence design in beauty and personal care packaging in 2019
Cost concerns dictate purchasing patterns in home care packaging in 2019
PACKAGING LEGISLATION
Extended producer responsibility covered by National Environmental Management Waste Act
Strict labelling laws constrain product claims carried on packaging
Dairy regulation reclassifies products, and social media set to rise as marketing tool over the forecast period
RECYCLING AND THE ENVIRONMENT
Beauty and personal care sees domestic production of sustainable packaging
Woodlands Dairy joins forces with Nampak to introduce first in plant-based packaging and retailers shift towards 100% recyclability
Carbon tax hoped to lead to innovation in sustainable production, while Mpact's paper punnets prove popular