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In 2024, the total volume of processed fruit and vegetable packaging in Ukraine rose by 3% to 246 million units, driven by several converging factors. Firstly, sharp increases in the prices of fresh produce, such as carrots, cabbage and onions, encouraged growers and processors to maintain value by utilising sealed packaging formats that prolong shelf life and safeguard revenue. Secondly, significant post-harvest losses, ranging from 40% to 60%, underscored the necessity for improved storage sol
Total processed fruits and vegetables packaging volumes increased by 1% to 283 million units in 2024. This growth was down to frozen processed fruit and vegetables, more precisely vegetable and potatoes, which both saw healthy packaging unit volume increases in 2024, However, the bigger category of shelf stable fruit and vegetables declined again in this year, although sales levels are still much higher than pre-COVID-19, given consumers stocked up on these products at various times during the p
Total processed fruit and vegetables packaging volumes increased by 5% to reach 179 million units in 2024, reflecting broader trends in terms of consumer demand and market expansion. As more consumers opt for processed and packaged fruit and vegetable products, driven by convenience, longer shelf life and changing dietary habits, the overall packaging requirements of the industry have also been increasing. The category growth is further bolstered by the expansion of retail and e-commerce channel
In 2024, processed fruit and vegetable packaging volumes recorded 1% growth to reach 259 million units in Switzerland, primarily driven by shifting consumer preferences and regulatory developments. Health-conscious Swiss consumers have been increasingly adopting plant-based and vegetarian diets, driven by both wellness and environmental considerations. Government campaigns promoting plant-rich diets as part of the national climate strategy have further encouraged this trend. Consequently, the de
Total processed fruit and vegetables packaging volumes increased by 2% to 46 million units in Thailand in 2024. This growth was driven by rising consumer demand for healthier, convenient and longer shelf-life food options, as well as the popularity of smaller pack sizes and value-added products like frozen and canned fruits and vegetables. In addition, government initiatives promoting food safety and increased exports further supported the expansion of processed fruit and vegetable packaging vol
In 2024, total processed fruit and vegetables packaging retail volumes in Spain rose by 1% to 1.7 billion units, driven by shifts in consumer habits and the strength of the local food processing industry. As consumers increasingly sought convenient, ready-to-eat solutions, demand grew for packaged formats such as canned vegetables, vacuum-sealed pouches, and glass jars, valued for their long shelf life, ease of use, and food safety. Growth was also supported by Spain's robust agricultural and fo
Total processed fruit and vegetables packaging retail volumes in Sweden reached 369 million units in 2024, representing a 2% increase from the previous year. This growth reflects the ongoing expansion of the fruit and vegetable processing industry, driven by rising consumer demand for convenience, innovative products, and specific benefits such as diverse pack sizes and types that simplify meal preparation. Furthermore, the rebound in sales of both conventional and organic fruit and vegetables h
Total processed fruit and vegetables packaging retail volumes in Singapore rose by 2% in 2024, reaching 20 million units. Following a decline during 2021-2022, packaging volumes for this category rebounded in 2023 and 2024, with further growth expected heading into 2025. This resurgence was closely linked to heightened food security measures implemented in response to global supply chain disruptions and inflation. For instance, initiatives under the Singapore Food Agency's 30×30 goal, which aims
In South Korea, total processed fruit and vegetables packaging retail volumes experienced a marginal decline in 2024, to 49 million units. This decrease was attributed to the drop in shelf stable fruit and vegetables packaging volumes, which outweighed the growth observed in frozen processed fruit and vegetables. The decline in the shelf stable format reflects shifting consumer preferences, as shoppers increasingly avoid products containing preservatives due to heightened awareness about additiv
In 2024, total processed fruit and vegetables packaging retail volumes in South Africa experienced 3% growth, reaching 573 million units. This increase can be attributed to the rising consumer demand for convenient, ready-to-eat, and frozen products, which drove the popularity of flexible packaging formats such as flexible plastic and aluminium/plastic pouches. Ongoing urbanisation, busy lifestyles, and a strong home-cooking culture, particularly among cost-conscious consumers, supported this tr
In 2024, total processed fruit and vegetables packaging retail volumes in Saudi Arabia grew by 3% to 618 million units. The expanding population contributed to a higher overall food demand. At the same time, the growing popularity of plant-based diets, especially among younger demographics, drove up demand for vegan-friendly products. Projections indicate that the Saudi vegan food market will continue to grow through to 2033, fuelled by the increased availability of vegan options and greater awa
Total processed fruit and vegetables packaging retail volumes in Romania declined by 1% in 2024, falling to 164 million units. The decrease was largely driven by shifting consumer preferences and inflationary pressures in the local market. As raw material and energy costs escalated, manufacturers raised prices across various packaged goods, prompting Romanians to reduce their consumption of non-essential or premium convenience items, including canned, jarred, and vacuum-packed fruits and vegetab
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Total packaging retail volumes for processed fruit and vegetables packaging in the Netherlands rose by 4% in 2024, reaching 607 million units. This upward trend was driven by a confluence of lifestyle shifts, health-oriented consumption patterns, and brand-led innovation. As the Dutch increasingly favour healthy, ready-to-eat options that facilitate on-the-go consumption and accommodate busy routines, demand for smaller, portion-controlled packaging sizes has risen substantially. These pack size
Total processed fruit and vegetables packaging retail volumes in Poland increased by 8% in 2024, reaching 663 million units. This growth was driven by the convergence of convenience-seeking behaviour and increasing health awareness among consumers. As lifestyles become increasingly hectic, Polish consumers are turning to easy-to-store, ready-to-eat options such as frozen vegetables, canned fruits, and pre-cut salad mixes. These products offer time-saving solutions that do not compromise on nutri
In the Philippines, total processed fruit and vegetables packaging retail volumes reached 276 million units in 2024, representing a 3% increase from the previous year. This growth can be attributed to a combination of climate resilience strategies and sustainability-driven innovation. As the country frequently faces climate-related disruptions, there has been a heightened emphasis on extending the shelf life of perishable produce through processing and packaging, particularly in vulnerable regio
In Mexico, total processed fruit and vegetables packaging retail volumes rebounded in 2024, increasing by 1% to 1.2 billion units, following a decline in 2023. This resurgence in volume growth can be attributed to shifting consumer behaviours, particularly among urban households with time constraints, which increasingly preferred convenient, ready-to-use food options. As daily routines become more fast-paced, demand is rising for products that offer a longer shelf life, minimal preparation, and
In 2024, total packaging retail volumes of processed fruit and vegetables packaging in Japan marginally declined, sitting at 1.3 billion units. The decline was primarily driven by a further sharp drop in shelf stable fruit and vegetables packaging. These products have lost favour among local consumers due to their heavier processing, inconvenience (such as draining syrup), and rising prices resulting from increased raw material and shipping costs. Conversely, many consumers shifted towards froze
In 2024, total processed fruit and vegetables packaging retail volumes in Indonesia reached 26 million units, representing 4% growth, thereby continuing the steady upward trend observed in recent years. Both frozen and shelf stable products contributed to this increase, driven primarily by urbanisation and evolving consumer lifestyles. As Indonesians increasingly adopt fast-paced, urban lifestyles, the demand for ready-to-eat and easy-to-use products has risen, prompting a shift towards packagin
In 2024, total processed fruit and vegetables packaging retail volumes declined by 16% to reach 67 million units. This downturn was primarily driven by consumers responding to food inflation and higher prices for products such as shelf stable fruits and premium brands, opting instead to cook at home using fresh ingredients. The decline was further exacerbated by rising health awareness and the perception that some shelf stable fruit products contain high sugar content.
Total packaging retail volumes for processed fruit and vegetables packaging in Italy experienced 1% growth in 2024 to reach 2.6 billion units, driven by growing consumer demand for healthy, convenient, and plant-based food options. The rising popularity of fresh-cut produce, frozen vegetables, and ready-to-eat salads led manufacturers to adopt packaging types that preserve freshness and extend shelf life, such as resealable pouches, vacuum-sealed trays, and modified atmosphere packs. The trend t
Total processed fruit and vegetables packaging retail volumes rose by 1% in Germany in 2024, to reach 2.5 billion units. This growth was primarily driven by consumers' increasing preference for healthier and more convenient alternatives to meat, which fit their fast-paced lifestyles. These packaged products offer a balanced combination of nutrition and ease of use, making them particularly appealing to urban households. The growth trend was further supported by the rapid expansion of online groc
In 2024, total processed fruit and vegetables packaging retail volumes in Hong Kong declined by 1% to 40 million units, continuing the downward trend observed in the previous year. The primary driver behind this decline was the reduced demand for both shelf stable and frozen processed fruit and vegetables, which continued to lose appeal as consumers shifted away from home cooking. As consumers increasingly dined out, returned to office routines, and travelled, the preparation of meals at home de
In India, total processed fruit and vegetables packaging retail volumes reached 196 million units in 2024, representing 5% growth. The demand for convenient and ready-to-cook options has increased among Indian consumers, particularly in metros and tier-1 cities, where fast-paced lifestyles prevail. Brands such as McCain, ITC Master Chef, and Safal offer products like pre-cut vegetables, frozen curry bases, and stir-fry kits. The rise of quick commerce in these cities has also contributed to the
Total processed fruit and vegetables packaging retail volumes in France experienced a slight increase in 2024, reaching 3.3 billion units, primarily driven by rising demand for frozen processed fruit and vegetables packaging. Frozen processed potatoes and vegetables packaging saw notable actual volume gains, although frozen fruit packaging recorded a stronger increase from a low base. Meanwhile, shelf stable fruit and vegetables packaging exhibited a mixed trend. Despite minor declines for shelf

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