Table of Contents
Non Food Packaging - Japan
Euromonitor International : Country Market
Insight
June 2009
List of Contents and Tables
Executive
Summary
Increasing Costs Put Margins Under Pressure for Major Sectors
Decreasing Household Expenditure Makes Manufacturers Do Some Rethinking
Refill Packs Continue To Be Preferred, Benefiting Consumers and Manufacturers
Alike
Waste Reduction Efforts Take Priority in Packaging Design and Effect
on Environment
Key Trends and Developments
Refill Packs See Good
Growth
Innovation Leads To New Design Concepts With A Focus on Micro
Volume Dispensing
Growth in Premium Products Results in the Availability
of A Range of New Packs
Cheaper Packs, Better Closures, Attractive Designs
Remain Key Themes for Development
Pack Variants (size, Shape, Colour) Used
for Competitive Differentiation
Cosmetics and Toiletries
Headlines
Trends
Prospects
Disposable Paper Products
Headlines
Trends
Prospects
Dog and Cat Food
Headlines
Trends
Prospects
Tobacco
Headlines
Trends
Prospects
Household
Care
Headlines
Trends
Prospects
OTC Healthcare
Headlines
Trends
Prospects
Metal
Headlines
Trends
Prospects
Rigid Plastic
Headlines
Trends
Prospects
Glass
Headlines
Trends
Prospects
Paper-based Containers
Headlines
Trends
Prospects
Flexible Packaging
Headlines
Trends
Prospects
Closures
Headlines
Trends
Prospects
Market Data
Table 1 Food Packaging
Table 2 Dairy Products
Packaging
Table 3 Sauces, Dressings and Condiments Packaging
Table 4
Canned/Preserved Food Packaging
Table 5 Impulse Foods Packaging
Table
6 Chilled and Frozen Foods Packaging
Table 7 Metal Packaging by End-Use
Sector
Table 8 Rigid Plastic Packaging by End-Use Sector
Table 9 Glass
Packaging by End-Use Sector
Table 10 Liquid Carton Packaging by End-Use
Sector
Table 11 Paper-Based Packaging by End-Use Sector
Table 12
Flexible Packaging by End-Use Sector
Table 13 Food Packaging Closures:
Unit volumes 2007
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