非洲玻璃瓶和容器：市場佔有率分析、行業趨勢和統計、成長預測（2025-2030 年）

Africa Glass Bottles And Containers - Market Share Analysis, Industry Trends & Statistics, Growth Forecasts (2025 - 2030)

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簡介目錄

預計 2025 年非洲玻璃瓶和容器市場規模為 45.3 億個單位，到 2030 年將達到 58.5 億個單位，預測期內（2025-2030 年）的複合年成長率為 5.21%。

主要亮點

在非洲，消費者對安全健康包裝的需求不斷成長，推動了玻璃包裝在食品飲料、化妝品和藥品等各個終端用戶行業的擴張。壓花、模塑和藝術加工等先進包裝技術正在增加玻璃包裝對最終用戶的吸引力。此外，人們對環保產品的偏好日益成長以及食品和飲料行業的需求不斷成長也促進了市場的成長。
玻璃包裝仍然是最傳統和最值得信賴的包裝材料之一。透過提供卓越的品質、耐用性和永續性，它繼續影響著生產趨勢。食品級玻璃將食品安全性和保鮮性能獨特地結合在一起，使其成為品牌提升產品品質的熱門材料。食品級玻璃提供多種包裝選擇，包括不同的形狀、環尺寸和配件，以適應各種食品和飲料。
此外，玻璃瓶和透明容器以其永恆而優雅的設計吸引消費者。玻璃的透明度使產品具有高檔的感覺，使其在貨架上或展示時具有吸引力。預計這些因素將在預測期內推動非洲玻璃包裝產業的成長。
非洲的製藥業正在擴大，導致對感染疾病和非感染疾病治療包裝的需求增加。這種成長推動了藥品製造對玻璃包裝的需求增加。玻璃包裝可保護藥品免受損壞、污染和環境因素的影響。藥品和醫療用品的需求不斷增加，加上產業技術的進步，直接推動了對瓶子、管瓶和其他玻璃包裝解決方案的需求。
永續包裝越來越影響消費者的購買決策。隨著人們對一次性塑膠和合成纖維等材料對環境的影響的認知不斷提高，預計這一趨勢將會成長。各國也都在努力製定與塑膠相關的立法。例如，2024年1月，奈及利亞當局著手解決塑膠污染造成的生態系統惡化問題。聯邦環境部和拉各斯州政府宣布禁止使用一次性塑膠。玻璃常被描述為一種可無限回收的材料，透過反覆回收仍能保持其品質、純度和耐用性。玻璃可以分解成玻璃玻璃屑，然後可以將其熔化並重新製成新的玻璃產品。用於包裝的玻璃的回收率高於其他材料，從而推動了非洲國家對玻璃包裝的需求。
消費者對安全和環保包裝的偏好日益增加，推動了非洲各領域的玻璃包裝成長。壓花、模壓和藝術加工等先進技術增強了玻璃包裝的吸引力。對環保解決方案的需求不斷成長以及食品和飲料行業的消費不斷增加，進一步刺激了非洲的玻璃包裝市場。此外，不斷增加的研發投入帶來玻璃包裝的創新也推動了這個市場的發展。例如，美國跨國飲料公司可口可樂的專利權可口可樂非洲飲料公司（CCBA）宣布計劃推出新的1.25公升可回收玻璃瓶。此項舉措符合公司的永續性和透明度目標。這一轉變也支持了可口可樂的願景，到 2030 年，收集和回收其銷售的每個瓶子和罐子的等效材料，並使用 50% 的再生材料進行包裝。

非洲玻璃瓶和容器市場的趨勢

預計南非將佔據主要市場佔有率

南非的快速都市化推動了對多樣化食品和飲料的需求。該國正經歷從傳統的家庭烹飪和雜貨店購物向外出就餐和簡便食品的轉變。這項轉變主要受中產階級和年輕人口快速擴張的所推動。隨著便利商店、咖啡店、小吃店以及各種零售和餐旅服務業的蓬勃發展，對玻璃瓶包裝的需求預計將大幅成長。
南非位於非洲大陸南端的戰略位置，使其成為通往非洲大陸的門戶，有利於企業進入其他非洲市場並在區域內擴張。該國發達的物流和交通網路，包括成熟的航線、現代化的港口以及廣泛的公路和鐵路系統，極大地促進了全球貿易。這種基礎設施優勢使得包括玻璃製品在內的貨物能夠在國內和國際市場上有效流通。這一獨特的定位支持了南非玻璃製造業的成長，並加強了其作為區域貿易重要樞紐的地位。此外，由於其靠近主要航道，因此能夠以具有成本效益的方式進入全球市場，對於尋求服務非洲和國際客戶的玻璃製造商來說，它具有很大的吸引力。
受零售和電子商務銷售激增的推動，南非的酒精和非酒精飲料市場正在崛起。這種成長主要得益於消費者對便利性的偏好以及網路購物平台的日益普及。預計2023年南非葡萄酒消費量為450萬百升，較2022年的尖峰時段460萬百升下降1.8%。儘管下降幅度很小，但凸顯了酒類市場的強勁需求，尤其是對玻璃包裝的需求。隨著飲料消費量的成長，對包裝解決方案的需求也在成長，尤其是玻璃瓶。玻璃用於多種飲料，包括軟性飲料、啤酒、葡萄酒和烈酒，因為它可以保留風味和品質。
國內消費者越來越意識到包裝材料對環境的影響。玻璃完全可回收，與塑膠相比被認為是永續的選擇。人們對環保包裝的日益偏好預計將推動對容器玻璃的需求。政府法規和提倡永續的舉措進一步推動了這一趨勢，鼓勵製造商採用玻璃包裝解決方案。

飲料業預計將佔據市場的大部分佔有率

非洲飲料消費量的增加推動了對包括玻璃瓶在內的包裝解決方案的需求。這一趨勢是由非洲大陸不斷成長的人口、都市化和不斷變化的消費者偏好所推動的。玻璃是軟性飲料、啤酒、葡萄酒和烈酒等飲料的首選包裝材料，主要是因為它可以保持口感和品質。此外，玻璃瓶可回收且環保，符合人們對永續性日益成長的關注。此外，非洲飲料產業正在向高級產品和精釀產品轉變，進一步增加了對高品質玻璃包裝的需求。因此，玻璃瓶製造商正在擴大規模並投資新技術以滿足該地區的需求。
非洲的啤酒和蘋果酒子區隔受到國內生產和進口的影響，以滿足不同消費者的偏好。在非洲的飲料市場，由於對品質和永續性的認知，玻璃瓶仍然是首選的包裝。這種偏好在擁有悠久釀酒傳統的國家尤其普遍。非洲各地的啤酒品牌都青睞透明玻璃瓶，因為這能突顯飲料的色彩和清澈度，增強其對消費者的吸引力。非洲多元的文化和經濟背景導致地區對包裝偏好有差異。然而，玻璃瓶的整體趨勢繼續支持非洲容器玻璃市場的成長，本地和國際製造商都在擴大其業務以滿足日益成長的需求。
啤酒製造商正在推出玻璃瓶裝的新版本產品，希望對市場產生正面影響。這項轉變旨在利用玻璃包裝的高階形象來提高產品的吸引力、永續性和消費者的認知度。 2024 年 2 月，喜力啤酒承諾向南非可回收瓶計畫投資 23 億南非蘭特（1.2 億美元）。這項投資使喜力可回收玻璃啤酒瓶的佔有率增加了一倍多，使該公司達到了向 65% 可回收玻璃啤酒瓶過渡的目標。該舉措支持喜力啤酒在 2040 年實現淨零碳排放的全球承諾，這是其「釀造更美好的世界」策略的關鍵要素。
2020 年，摩洛哥飲料零售額估計將達到 31 億美元以上。其中非酒精飲料出口額超過 27 億美元，酒精飲料出口額近 4.42 億美元。預測到 2024 年，非酒精飲料的零售將達到約 31 億美元，而酒精飲料的零售額預計將超過 5.13 億美元。由於零售和電子商務銷售額的增加，該地區的飲料市場正在成長。這一趨勢是由消費者對便利性日益成長的需求和網路購物平台日益普及所推動的。

非洲玻璃瓶和容器產業概況

非洲玻璃瓶和容器市場較為分散，有幾個全球和區域參與者爭奪市場注意力，其中包括 Ardagh Group SA、Beta Glass PLC、Marsing &Co Africa (Pty) Ltd 和 Milly Glass Works Ltd。該市場的特點是產品差異化程度低、產品採用廣泛、競爭激烈。

2024 年 6 月 Beta Glass PLC 是 Frigoglass Group 的子公司，也是西非和中非著名的玻璃包裝解決方案、皇冠珠寶和木箱製造商，推出了其網站的法語版本。該計劃旨在加強對法語非洲市場的服務。法國網站提供了有關 Beta Glass 系列玻璃包裝和創新解決方案的詳細資訊。它還強調了公司對環境永續性的承諾，並強調了其環保舉措和回收計劃。新平台將允許法語客戶獲取有關 Beta Glass 產品和永續性的全面資訊。
2024 年 2 月，Ardagh 集團的子公司 Ardagh Glass Packaging-Africa（AGP-Africa）已在南非豪登省尼格爾的玻璃容器生產廠完成了第三座熔爐的建造。尼格爾 3 (N3) 擴建計劃宣布將於 2022 年開工，這是繼同年完工的尼格爾 2 (N2) 擴建計畫之後的另一個計畫。 N3計劃投資額為8,039萬美元，使工廠的生產能力提高了50%，成為AGP-Africa網路中以及非洲最大的工廠。此次擴建將使 AGP-Africa 的生產能力提高 10%，使公司能夠滿足客戶對永續包裝解決方案日益成長的需求。

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Key Highlights

The increasing demand from consumers for safe and healthy packaging in Africa is driving the expansion of glass packaging across various end-user industries, including food and beverage, cosmetics, and pharmaceuticals. Advanced technologies for embossing, shaping, and adding artistic finishes enhance the appeal of glass packaging among end users. Additionally, the increasing preference for eco-friendly products and rising demand from the food and beverage sector contribute to the market's growth.
Glass packaging remains one of the most traditional and trusted packaging materials. It continues influencing production trends, offering superior quality, durability, and sustainability. Food glass uniquely combines food safety with preservation, making it a highly sought-after material for brands to enhance their products. Food glass provides various packaging options, including different shapes, ring diameters, and accessories, suitable for diverse food and beverage products.
Further, glass bottles and transparent containers offer a timeless, elegant design that appeals to consumers. The glass's transparency enhances the products' premium appearance, making them attractive on shelves and displays. These factors are expected to drive the growth of the African glass packaging segment during the forecast period.
The African pharmaceutical industry is expanding, leading to increased demand for packaging for communicable and non-communicable disease treatments. This growth has resulted in a rising need for glass packaging in pharmaceutical manufacturing. Glass packaging protects medicinal products from damage, contamination, and environmental factors. The increasing demand for pharmaceutical drugs and medicines, coupled with technological advancements in the industry, directly drives the need for bottles, vials, and other glass packaging solutions.
Sustainable packaging is increasingly influencing consumer purchasing decisions. This trend is expected to grow as awareness of environmental impacts from materials like single-use plastic and synthetic fibers increases. Countries are also implementing plastic-related legislation. For instance, in January 2024, Nigerian authorities addressed ecological degradation caused by plastic pollution. The Federal Ministry of Environment and the Lagos State government announced bans on single-use plastics. Glass is often described as an infinitely recyclable material, maintaining its quality, purity, and durability through repeated recycling. It can be broken down into glass cullets, which can be melted and reformed into new glass products. The higher recycling rate of glass used in packaging than other materials is driving the demand for glass packaging in African countries.
The increasing consumer preference for safe and environmentally friendly packaging is driving the growth of glass packaging across various segments in Africa. Technological advancements, such as embossing, shaping, and artistic finishes, are enhancing the appeal of glass packaging. The increasing demand for eco-conscious solutions and increased consumption in the food and beverage sector are further stimulating Africa's glass packaging market. The market is also benefiting from heightened investments in research and development, leading to innovations in glass packaging. For instance, Coca-Cola Beverages Africa (CCBA), a franchise of the American multinational beverage company Coca-Cola, announced its plans to introduce new 1.25 L returnable glass bottles. This initiative aligns with the company's sustainability and transparency goals. The transition also supports Coca-Cola's vision to collect and recycle the equivalent of bottles or cans it sells by 2030 and to use 50% recycled content in all its packaging.

Africa Glass Bottles and Containers Market Trends

South Africa is Expected to Hold a Significant Share of the Market

South Africa's rapid urbanization is driving the demand for diverse food and beverages. The country is shifting from traditional home-cooked meals and grocery shopping toward dining out and convenience foods. This transition is primarily driven by the rapid expansion of the middle-income group and the country's young demographic. As convenience stores, coffee shops, snack outlets, and the broader retail and hospitality sector flourish, the demand for glass bottle packaging is expected to rise significantly.
South Africa's strategic location at the southern tip of Africa positions it as a gateway to the continent, benefiting businesses aiming to access other African markets and regional expansion. The country's well-developed logistics and transportation networks, including established sea routes, modern ports, and an extensive road and rail system, significantly facilitate global trade. These infrastructural advantages enable the efficient movement of goods, including glass products, within the country and international markets. This unique positioning supports the growth of South Africa's glass manufacturing sector and reinforces its role as a key regional trading hub. In addition, the country's proximity to major shipping lanes provides cost-effective access to global markets, making it an attractive base for glass manufacturers looking to serve African and international clients.
South Africa's alcohol and non-alcoholic drinks market is on the rise, supported by surging retail and e-commerce sales. This upswing is largely attributed to consumers favoring convenience and the escalating popularity of online shopping platforms. In 2023, wine consumption in South Africa dipped marginally to 4.5 million hectoliters, marking a 1.8% decrease from its peak of 4.6 million hectoliters in 2022. This dip, albeit slight, underscores the robust demand in the alcohol market, particularly for glass packaging. As beverage consumption escalates, so does the need for packaging solutions, prominently glass bottles. Glass, favored for its ability to preserve taste and quality, is the go-to material for a wide array of beverages, spanning soft drinks, beer, wine, and spirits.
Consumers in the country are increasingly conscious of packaging materials' environmental impact. Glass, being fully recyclable, is perceived as a sustainable option compared to plastics. This growing preference for eco-friendly packaging is expected to boost the demand for container glass. Government regulations and initiatives promoting sustainable practices further support this trend, encouraging manufacturers to adopt glass packaging solutions.

The Beverages Segment is Expected to Hold a Significant Share of the Market

The rising beverage consumption in Africa has increased the demand for packaging solutions, including glass bottles. This trend is driven by population growth, urbanization, and changing consumer preferences across the continent. Glass remains a preferred packaging material for beverages such as soft drinks, beer, wine, and spirits, primarily due to its ability to preserve taste and quality. Additionally, glass bottles are recyclable and environmentally friendly, aligning with growing sustainability concerns. The beverage industry in Africa is also experiencing a shift toward premium and craft products, further boosting the demand for high-quality glass packaging. As a result, glass bottle manufacturers are expanding their operations and investing in new technologies to meet the demand in the region.
The African beer and cider sub-segment is influenced by domestic production and imports, addressing varied consumer preferences. Glass bottles remain the preferred packaging choice in the African beverages segment, driven by perceptions of quality and sustainability. This preference is extreme in countries with established brewing traditions. Beer brands across Africa favor clear glass bottles, which showcase the beverage's color and clarity, enhancing consumer appeal. The diverse cultural and economic landscape of Africa contributes to regional variations in packaging preferences. However, the overall trend toward glass bottles continues to support the growth of the African container glass market, with local and international manufacturers expanding their presence to meet the increasing demand.
Beer manufacturers are introducing new versions of their products in glass bottles, anticipating a positive market impact. This shift aims to enhance product appeal, sustainability, and consumer perception by leveraging the premium image associated with glass packaging. In February 2024, Heineken invested ZAR 2.3 billion (USD 0.12 billion) in its returnable bottle program in South Africa. This investment has more than doubled the company's share of returnable glass beer bottles, aligning with its goal to transition to 65% returnable glass bottles. This initiative supports Heineken's global commitment to achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2040, a key component of its 'Brew a Better World' strategy.
Retail sales of beverages in Morocco reached an estimated value of over USD 3.1 billion in 2020. This total comprised more than USD 2.7 billion in non-alcoholic beverage sales and nearly USD 442 million in alcoholic beverage sales. Projections indicate that by 2024, the retail sales value for non-alcoholic beverages is expected to reach approximately USD 3.1 billion, while alcoholic beverages exceed USD 513 million. The region's beverage market is experiencing growth, driven by increased retail and e-commerce sales. This trend is supported by rising consumer demand for convenience and the growing popularity of online shopping platforms.

Africa Glass Bottles and Containers Industry Overview

The African glass bottles and containers market is fragmented, with several global and regional players, such as Ardagh Group SA, Beta Glass PLC, Marsing & Co Africa (Pty) Ltd, and Milly Glass Works Ltd, contesting for attention in the market space. This market is characterized by low product differentiation, growing levels of product penetration, and high levels of competition.

June 2024: Beta Glass PLC, a subsidiary of the Frigoglass Group and a prominent manufacturer of glass packaging solutions, crowns, and crates in West and Central Africa, introduced a French version of its website. This initiative aims to enhance its service to the extensive Francophone African market. The French website provides detailed information about Beta Glass' diverse range of glass containers and innovative solutions. It also highlights the company's commitment to environmental sustainability, showcasing its eco-friendly practices and recycling programs. This new platform enables French-speaking customers to access comprehensive information about Beta Glass' products and sustainability efforts.
February 2024: Ardagh Glass Packaging-Africa (AGP-Africa), a subsidiary of Ardagh Group, constructed a third furnace at its glass container production facility in Nigel, Gauteng, South Africa. The Nigel 3 (N3) expansion project, announced in 2022, follows the previous Nigel 2 (N2) expansion completed in the same year. With an investment of USD 80.39 million, the N3 project increased the site's capacity by 50%, making it the largest facility in AGP-Africa's network and Africa. This expansion boosted AGP-Africa's production capacity by 10%, enabling the company to meet growing customer demand for sustainable packaging solutions.

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1 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Study Assumptions and Market Definition
1.2 Scope of the Study

2 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

3 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

4 MARKET INSIGHTS

4.1 Market Overview
4.2 Industry Attractiveness - Porter's Five Forces Analysis
- 4.2.1 Threat of New Entrants
- 4.2.2 Bargaining Power of Buyers
- 4.2.3 Bargaining Power of Suppliers
- 4.2.4 Threat of Substitute Products
- 4.2.5 Intensity of Competitive Rivalry
4.3 Industry Value Chain Analysis

5 MARKET DYNAMICS

5.1 Market Drivers
- 5.1.1 Increasing Beverage Consumption and Integration of Glass Bottles and Containers in Premium Packaging
- 5.1.2 Growing Preference for Glass Bottles and Containers Driven by Regulatory Pressures
5.2 Market Challenges
- 5.2.1 Alternative Packaging Options Challenging the Market's Growth

6 MARKET SEGMENTATION

6.1 By End-user Industry
- 6.1.1 Beverages**
  - 6.1.1.1 Wine and Spirits
  - 6.1.1.2 Beer and Cider
  - 6.1.1.3 Other Beverages (Non-alcoholic and Alcoholic)
- 6.1.2 Food
- 6.1.3 Cosmetics
- 6.1.4 Pharmaceuticals
- 6.1.5 Other End-user Industries
6.2 By Country
- 6.2.1 Egypt
- 6.2.2 Nigeria
- 6.2.3 Morocco
- 6.2.4 South Africa

7 COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE

7.1 Company Profiles
- 7.1.1 Middle East Glass Manufacturing Company
- 7.1.2 Ardagh Group SA
- 7.1.3 Beta Glass PLC
- 7.1.4 Plastimed Pty (Ltd)
- 7.1.5 Marsing & Co Africa (Pty) Ltd
- 7.1.6 Milly Glass Works Ltd
- 7.1.7 The National Company for Glass and Crystal
- 7.1.8 Arab Pharmaceutical Glass Co.
- 7.1.9 Dalgen Packaging
- 7.1.10 Kandil Glass