New Market Study Published: Canned/Preserved Food Packaging in France

From: Fast Market Research, Inc.
Published: Tue Jul 01 2014


Home consumption in France witnessed increasing demand for ready to use products. Consumers moved onto elaborate recipes based on healthy and refined eating habits. The fad of salads made inroads in France, leading to wider product offers. In June 2011, Cecab Groupe launched Mes Legumes Pour Salads under the D'Aucy brand in 200g plastic pouches within canned/preserved vegetables, which led to positive growth for this type of packaging in 2012.

Industry Prospects

French consumers will continue showing interest in healthy eating. The uncertain economic climate is likely to encourage more people to dine more at home instead of eating out. This will create opportunities for brand owners to boost sales through product innovation by offering refined products. However, the preference to eat fresh products will hamper the overall performance of canned/preserved food packaging over the forecast period, hence the stagnating CAGR.Overview


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* How are novel pack types such as pouches and liquid cartons threatening the dominant metal food can?
* Is microwaveability a driver for novel packaging uptake in France?
* What are the most dynamic pack types within canned/preserved food?

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