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Packaging Definitions PACKAGING DEFINITIONS EUROMONITOR INTERNATIONAL i List of Contents EUROMONITOR INTERNATIONAL .................................................................................................................... I 2017 ........................................................................................................ ERROR! BOOKMARK NOT DEFINED. 1. DATA TYPE DEFINITIONS ............................................................................................................ 1 1.1 PACKAGING SALES CHANNELS .......................................................................................................... 1 Retail/Off-Trade ................................................................................................................................ 1 Foodservice/On-Trade ...................................................................................................................... 1 1.2 PACKAGING VOLUME ..................................................................................................................... 1 1.2.1 Unit Volume ...................................................................................................................... 1 Retail/Off-Trade Unit Volume ....................................................................................................................... 1 Foodservice/On-Trade Unit Volume ............................................................................................................. 1 Total Unit Volume ......................................................................................................................................... 1 1.2.2 Product Volume ................................................................................................................ 2 Retail/Off-Trade Product Volume ................................................................................................................. 2 Foodservice/On-trade Product Volume ........................................................................................................ 2 Total Product Volume ................................................................................................................................... 2 1.3 PACKAGING CLASS ......................................................................................................................... 2 Primary Packaging ........................................................................................................................................ 2 Secondary Packaging .................................................................................................................................... 3 2. PACK TYPE DEFINITIONS ............................................................................................................. 5 2.0 TOTAL PACKAGING ......................................................................................................................... 5 2.1 Flexible Packaging ................................................................................................................ 5 Aluminium Foil .............................................................................................................................................. 5 Blister and Strip Packs ................................................................................................................................... 5 Flexible Aluminium/Paper ............................................................................................................................ 5 Flexible Aluminium/Plastic ........................................................................................................................... 6 Flexible Paper ............................................................................................................................................... 6 Flexible Paper/Plastic .................................................................................................................................... 6 Flexible Plastic .............................................................................................................................................. 6 Stand-Up Pouches ......................................................................................................................................... 7 Aluminium/Plastic Pouches ...................................................................................................................... 7 Plastic Pouches ......................................................................................................................................... 7 2.2 Glass ..................................................................................................................................... 9 Glass Bottles ................................................................................................................................................. 9 Glass Jars ....................................................................................................................................................... 9 2.3 Liquid Cartons ..................................................................................................................... 10 Brick Liquid Cartons .................................................................................................................................... 10 Gable-Top Liquid Cartons ........................................................................................................................... 10 Shaped Liquid Cartons ................................................................................................................................ 10 2.4 Metal .................................................................................................................................. 11 Aluminium Trays ......................................................................................................................................... 11 Metal Bottles .............................................................................................................................................. 11 Collapsible Metal Tubes .............................................................................................................................. 11 Kegs ............................................................................................................................................................ 11 Metal Aerosol Cans ..................................................................................................................................... 12 Metal Beverage Cans .................................................................................................................................. 12 Metal Food Cans ......................................................................................................................................... 12 Metal Tins ................................................................................................................................................... 12 Other Metal ................................................................................................................................................ 13 2.5 Paper-Based Containers...................................................................................................... 14 Bag In Box ................................................................................................................................................... 14 Board Tubs .................................................................................................................................................. 14 Composite Containers ................................................................................................................................ 14 Folding Cartons ........................................................................................................................................... 14 Paper-Based Trays ...................................................................................................................................... 15 2.6 Rigid Plastic ......................................................................................................................... 16 HDPE Bottles ............................................................................................................................................... 16 ii PET Bottles .................................................................................................................................................. 16 PET Jars ....................................................................................................................................................... 16 Ready Meal Trays ........................................................................................................................................ 17 Other Plastic Trays ...................................................................................................................................... 17 Speciality Cosmetics Containers ................................................................................................................. 17 Squeezable Plastic Tubes ............................................................................................................................ 18 Thin Wall Plastic Containers ......................................................................................................................
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