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市場調查報告書
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零廢棄物雜貨店:市場佔有率分析、產業趨勢與統計、成長預測(2025-2030)Zero-Waste Grocery Stores - Market Share Analysis, Industry Trends & Statistics, Growth Forecasts (2025 - 2030) |
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零廢棄雜貨店市場規模預計到 2025 年為 2,909 億美元,到 2030 年預計將達到 4,248.7 億美元,預測期內(2025-2030 年)複合年成長率為 7.87%。
零廢棄物商店正在重塑零售格局,為顧客提供無塑膠和包裝的購物體驗。這些商店主要專注於填充用和散裝食品,鼓勵消費者自備食品、個人護理和清潔產品容器。全球此類商店的數量正在增加,許多商店現在正在透過線上平台尋求群眾集資。除了不使用包裝外,零廢棄物商店通常具有整體和永續的理念,並以各種本地採購的有機產品為特色。這種獨特的方法使我們有別於傳統的零售店,並為我們開闢了一個利基市場。
站在永續購物機芯的最前沿,零廢棄物雜貨店不僅在概念上而且在實踐中做出了聲明。其影響不僅體現在減少廢棄物的努力上,也體現在刺激主要雜貨零售連鎖店的反應。儘管超級市場僅占美國食品店的 10%,但每年的食品浪費卻增加了數十億美元。此外,光是食品包裝就佔所有垃圾掩埋廢棄物的 23%。
以提供多樣化產品而聞名的超級市場和大賣場擴大將零廢棄物雜貨店納入其分銷管道。這些商店提供了一個獨特的機會,透過提供保鮮膜、袋子和吸管等傳統包裝的替代品來對抗一次性塑膠。儘管如此,傳統超級市場和大賣場仍然是受歡迎的購物目的地,尤其是生鮮食品。特別是,隨著超級市場不再使用一次性塑膠包裝,蔬菜銷售量大幅成長。除了環境效益之外,零廢棄物還可以透過減少人事費用、能源和處置成本,為企業節省大量成本。
線上零售通路預計在預測期內成長最快。這一勢頭歸因於全球網路購物的增加,顯示消費行為發生了明顯的轉變。
隨著環保意識的增強,塑膠廢棄物的影響受到越來越多的關注。美國和加拿大的個人處於永續性運動的最前線。為了支持這項轉變,該地區各國政府正在推出管理環境廢棄物的舉措,為未來幾年的市場大幅成長奠定基礎。雖然商店顯然正在積極減少廢棄物,但大型零售超級市場也擁抱這一趨勢。
光是超級市場就占美國每年排放的食物廢棄物的 10%。此外,食品包裝佔垃圾掩埋廢棄物的 23%。目標是透過由 Care Food、Kroger 和 Walmart 等領先公司主導的 10x20X30 計劃,在未來 10 年內減少食物廢棄物。到 2030 年,這些主要零售商的目標是與至少 20 家供應商合作,進一步減少廢棄物。隨著永續購物的推動勢頭增強,零廢棄物商店可能會成為新常態。
零廢棄物雜貨店市場呈現出一種半獨特的情況,目前只有少數幾種選擇。本報告深入研究了主要企業的競爭動態,包括: Rainbow Grocery、Loop、Zero Waste Eco Store、家樂福和 The Refill Shoppe。
The Zero-Waste Grocery Stores Market size is estimated at USD 290.90 billion in 2025, and is expected to reach USD 424.87 billion by 2030, at a CAGR of 7.87% during the forecast period (2025-2030).
Zero waste stores are reshaping the retail landscape, offering customers a plastic and packaging-free shopping experience. These stores primarily focus on refill and bulk options, encouraging shoppers to bring their containers for food, personal care, and cleaning products. The global count of such stores has surpassed, with many new ones seeking crowdfunding on online platforms. Beyond being packaging-free, zero-waste stores often champion a holistic, sustainable ethos, showcasing a range of local and organic products. This distinctive approach sets them apart from traditional retailers, carving a niche for themselves.
Zero-waste grocery stores, at the forefront of the sustainable shopping movement, are making a statement not just in concept but also in practice. Their impact is evident, not only in their waste reduction efforts but also in catalyzing responses from major retail grocery chains. Despite accounting for just 10% of food outlets, US supermarkets add massive billions of dollars to the total yearly food waste. Furthermore, food packaging alone constitutes 23% of all landfill waste.
Supermarkets and hypermarkets, known for their diverse product offerings, have seen a surge in the inclusion of zero-waste grocery stores within their distribution channels. These stores present a unique opportunity to combat single-use plastic by offering alternatives to traditional packaging, such as plastic wraps, bags, and straws. Despite this, traditional supermarkets and hypermarkets remain popular shopping destinations, especially for fresh produce. Notably, supermarkets that transitioned away from single-use plastic packaging witnessed a remarkable surge in vegetable sales. Beyond the environmental benefits, going zero-waste also translates to significant cost savings for businesses, cutting down on labor, energy, and disposal expenses.
The online retail channel is poised for the swiftest growth during the forecast period. This momentum is fueled by the global uptick in online shopping, indicating a clear shift in consumer behavior.
As environmental consciousness rises, so does the scrutiny of the repercussions of plastic waste. Individuals in the United States and Canada are spearheading the movement toward sustainability. Bolstering this shift, governments in the region have rolled out initiatives to manage environmental waste, setting the stage for significant market growth in the coming years. While it's evident that stores are actively reducing waste in their operations, major retail supermarket chains are also embracing this trend.
Supermarkets alone contribute to 10% of food waste produced annually in the United States. Additionally, food packaging constitutes a significant 23% of landfill waste. Through the "10x20X30 Initiative," spearheaded by major players like Kea Food, Kroger, and Walmart, the goal is to slash food waste over the next decade. By 2030, these leading retailers aim to collaborate with at least 20 suppliers each, furthering their waste reduction efforts. As the push for sustainable shopping gains momentum, zero-waste stores are set to become the new norm.
The zero-waste grocery store market exhibits a semi-consolidated landscape, with only a handful of options available presently. The report delves into the competitive dynamics, highlighting key players such as Rainbow Grocery, Loop, Zero Waste Eco Store, Carrefour, and The Refill Shoppe.