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市場調查報告書
商品編碼
1851508
美國飲料包裝:市場佔有率分析、行業趨勢、統計數據和成長預測(2025-2030 年)US Beverage Packaging - Market Share Analysis, Industry Trends & Statistics, Growth Forecasts (2025 - 2030) |
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美國飲料包裝市場預計到 2025 年將達到 527.4 億美元,到 2030 年將擴大到 646.4 億美元,複合年成長率為 4.15%。

鋁製品價值的穩定成長得益於以鋁為中心的策略,這些策略與日益嚴格的永續性法規、再生材料含量要求以及消費者對易於回收包裝形式的偏好契合。品牌所有者越來越將包裝視為實現碳減排目標的一種經濟有效的手段,從而推動了對輕質金屬容器和阻隔性軟性薄膜的需求。供應商的價格策略和最低訂購量的提高,例如Ball公司自2025年1月起對12盎司罐裝啤酒加收附加費,持續改變著精釀啤酒生產商的成本曲線,並擴大了大型飲料製造商和小型飲料製造商之間的差距。即額外費用咖啡、機能飲料和機能飲料的同步擴張,正在加速從多層塑膠瓶轉向鋁罐和帶有精美圖案的纖細瓶的轉變。最後,電子商務的成長正在推動「自有貨櫃運輸」包裝形式的設計,這種包裝形式無需二次紙板,減少了破損,並為新的優質化鋪平了道路。
加州AB793法案規定,2022年PET飲料容器的再生材料含量必須達到15%,2030年達到50%,這一標準正受到紐約州、新澤西州和馬薩諸塞州立法者的積極關注。再生PET的成本比原生樹脂高出15%至25%,迫使品牌商投資輕量化措施,以減少每個容器8%至12%的聚合物用量。百事公司透過在部分飲用水產品線中改用100%再生PET,在維持產品貨架完整性的同時,減少了31%的碳排放。合規主導的生產線維修會增加每單位0.03至0.08美元的物流和加工成本,但品牌商可以透過推廣其低碳包裝來獲得5%至8%的價格上漲。
即飲能量飲料佔便利商店即飲飲料銷售額的37%,高於2020年的28%,幾乎所有主要新品都採用鋁罐包裝。 Monster Beverage公司97%的全球銷售量來自鋁罐,使其能夠透過溢價抵消大宗商品通膨的影響,並預計到2025年實現71億美元的淨銷售額。鋁的阻光和阻氧特性有助於保持咖啡香氣和功能性成分的穩定性,延長保存期限而無需冷藏,並將低溫運輸成本降低高達30%。 2018年至2023年間,新的即飲咖啡庫存單位(SKU)將成長73%,其中60%將採用罐裝,因為罐裝具有良好的風味保持性和裝飾靈活性。
單體價格波動,尤其是乙烯和對二甲苯的價格(在墨西哥灣沿岸現貨市場,這兩種單體的價格經常達到每磅25-30美分),正在破壞瓶裝水和碳酸飲料(CSD)生產商的PET成本結構。由於遠期避險有限,小型瓶裝商的利潤率正逐季度受到擠壓。
到2024年,塑膠仍將以45.3%的市場佔有率佔據最大佔有率,而金屬包裝預計將以6.2%的複合年成長率成為所有包裝材料中成長最快的。預計到2030年,美國金屬飲料包裝市場規模將超過270億美元,反映出消費者對高回收性包裝形式的偏好,以及監管機構對更高比例消費後回收材料(PCR)的信任。鋁的阻隔性能可防止能量飲料和即飲咖啡的口味變化,從而佔據高階貨架空間,抵消單價上漲的影響。
Ball公司的目標是到2030年實現90%和85%的再生材料含量,打造一個閉合迴路,這與尋求減少範圍3排放的零售商的理念不謀而合。儘管玻璃因熔爐關閉和高能耗熔煉工藝而面臨挑戰,但紙板盒正蓬勃發展,其採用97%可再生製成的Elopak Pure-Pak結構,在大批量生產的情況下成本已與PET持平。儘管大力推進輕量化,將聚合物含量降低高達15%,但再生PET的短缺仍阻礙塑膠的廣泛應用。
到2024年,瓶裝飲料將占美國飲料包裝市場27.8%的佔有率,而罐裝飲料的複合年成長率將達到7.1%,這主要得益於其便攜性、冷藏效率和可定製印刷等優勢。與玻璃瓶相比,罐裝飲料的可堆疊特性可節省20-25%的運輸成本,這促使精釀啤酒、風味碳酸飲料和維生素強化水生產商紛紛轉向罐裝。
根據罐頭製造商協會的數據,到2025年,超過70%的飲料將罐裝。數位印刷技術將把前置作業時間從數週縮短至數天,加速產品種類的普及。輕量填充用的PET和玻璃瓶是瓶裝創新的核心,而軟包裝和紙盒則更受兒童飲料和無菌乳製品替代品等小眾市場的青睞。
美國飲料包裝市場按材料(塑膠、金屬、玻璃、紙板)、產品類型(瓶裝、罐裝、袋裝、紙盒、啤酒桶)、應用領域(酒精飲料、牛奶及乳製品替代品、能量飲料及機能飲料、碳酸飲料及水、其他飲料)及包裝類型(硬包裝、軟包裝)進行細分。市場預測以美元計價。
The US beverage packaging market reached USD 52.74 billion in 2025 and is forecast to expand to USD 64.64 billion in 2030, registering a 4.15% compound annual growth rate (CAGR).

Steady value growth is underpinned by aluminum-centric strategies that align with tightening sustainability regulations, rising recycled-content mandates, and consumer preference for easily recyclable formats. Brand owners increasingly treat packaging as a cost-effective lever for carbon-reduction targets, fostering demand for lightweight metal containers and high-barrier flexible films. Supplier price actions-such as Ball Corporation's January 2025 surcharge on 12-ounce cans-and minimum-order hikes continue to reshape cost curves for craft producers, widening the gap between large and small beverage companies. Parallel expansion of ready-to-drink (RTD) coffee, energy, and functional beverages is accelerating the migration from multilayer plastic bottles toward aluminum cans and slim bottles with premium graphics. Finally, e-commerce growth is nudging the design of "ship-in-own-container" formats that eliminate secondary corrugate, reduce breakage, and create new premiumization avenues.
California's AB 793 set a 15% recycled-content floor for PET beverage containers in 2022 that rises to 50% by 2030, providing a blueprint that New York, New Jersey, and Massachusetts lawmakers are actively considering. Recycled PET carries 15-25% cost premiums over virgin resin, compelling brands to invest in lightweighting that reduces polymer usage by 8-12% per container. PepsiCo's 100% rPET shift on select water lines trimmed carbon emissions by 31% while retaining shelf integrity. Compliance-driven line retrofits add USD 0.03-0.08 per unit in logistics and processing overhead, yet brands are capturing 5-8% price lifts by marketing lower-carbon packaging.
RTD energy beverages now account for 37% of convenience-store RTD sales, up from 28% in 2020, and nearly every major launch uses aluminum formats. Monster Beverage derives 97% of its global volume from aluminum containers, enabling USD 7.1 billion in 2025 net sales while offsetting commodity inflation through premium pricing. Aluminum's light- and oxygen-barrier attributes help maintain coffee aromatics and functional ingredient stability, extending shelf life without chilled distribution and lowering cold-chain costs by up to 30%. New RTD coffee stock-keeping units (SKUs) rose 73% from 2018-2023, and 60% of those used cans because of flavor preservation and decoration versatility.
Monomer price swings-particularly ethylene and paraxylene-regularly reach 25-30 c/lb in Gulf Coast spot markets, destabilizing PET cost structures for bottled water and carbonated soft drink (CSD) producers. Forward hedging is limited, causing quarterly margin compression for small bottlers.
Other drivers and restraints analyzed in the detailed report include:
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Plastic kept the largest share at 45.3% in 2024, yet metal packaging is projected to post a 6.2% CAGR, the fastest among all materials. The US beverage packaging market size for metal containers is forecast to exceed USD 27 billion by 2030, reflecting consumer preference for infinitely recyclable formats and regulatory credit for higher post-consumer recycled (PCR) content. Aluminum's barrier properties guard flavor volatility in energy drinks and RTD coffee, supporting premium shelf pricing that offsets higher unit costs.
Ball Corporation targets 90% recycling rates and 85% recycled content by 2030, creating a closed-loop narrative that resonates with retailers pursuing Scope 3 emission cuts. Glass faces headwinds from furnace closures and energy-intensive melting, while paperboard cartons gain momentum through 97% renewable Elopak Pure-Pak structures that reach cost parity with PET at high volume. Recycled PET shortages still restrain plastic penetration despite aggressive lightweighting that cuts polymer content by up to 15%.
Bottles commanded 27.8% of the US beverage packaging market in 2024; however, cans are pacing at a 7.1% CAGR, driven by portability, refrigeration efficiency, and customizable printing. Cans' stackable geometry yields 20-25% freight savings over glass bottles, encouraging conversion among craft beer, flavored seltzer, and vitamin-enriched water producers.
Over 70% of 2025 beverage launches are in cans compared with 45% five years earlier, according to Can Manufacturers Institute data. Digital-print technology accelerates SKU proliferation by shrinking lead times from weeks to days, vital for limited edition RTD coffee collaborations. Bottle innovation centers on lightweight refillable PET and glass, while pouches and cartons appeal to niche use cases such as children's beverages or aseptic dairy alternatives.
US Beverage Packaging Market is Segmented by Material (Plastic, Metal, Glass, Paperboard), Product Type (Bottles, Cans, Pouches, Cartons, Beer Kegs), Application (Alcoholic Beverages, Milk and Dairy Alternatives, Energy and Functional Drinks, Carbonated Soft Drinks and Water, Other Beverages), Packaging Format (Rigid, Flexible). The Market Forecasts are Provided in Terms of Value (USD).