Beverage cans output exceeds 70 billion in Asia

According to the report of the magazine (CANMAKER), in recent years, the Asian beverage can market has grown rapidly. Countries have increased the production scale of beverage cans. By 2007, the production line of Asian beverage cans has risen to nearly 150, and the production capacity has exceeded 70 billion. . Among them, the beverage cans market in Japan and China is the largest in Asia.

China's metal packaging container manufacturing industry now has strong capabilities. The two cans currently have 26 production lines with an annual production capacity of more than 12 billion. The tinplate three-piece can manufacturing equipment has more than 500 sets of imported and domestic fully-automatic resistance welding machines of various types. In 2006, the output of two beverage cans in China reached 8.5 billion, an increase of 7.5% over the previous year; the output of three beverage cans was 8 billion, a substantial increase of 33% over the previous year; the output of three food cans was 6 billion, Years soared by 71%. Since 2002, China's beer production has surpassed the United States as the world's largest producer, and its total beverage output has increased to 41 million tons in 2006, ranking the world's second place. Canned beverages are increasingly favored by young consumers. The market prospect of Chinese beverage cans is broad.

Japan's beverage metal cans accounted for only 38 billion in 1997, a record high, and declined year after year. In 2000 and 2004, they were reduced to 34 billion and 31 billion respectively. In 2005, it was 31.8 billion, a decrease of 7 billion compared with 1997. Despite the fact that the overall consumption of beverages has decreased significantly, the per capita consumption of beverage cans in Japan is still considerable. In 2005, each Japanese person consumed 246 canned drinks and two cans every 3 days. Among the beverage cans consumed in Japan, the largest number of aluminum cans was 18.4 billion in 2005, accounting for 57%, and 13.4 billion tin cans, accounting for 43%. The application of Japanese aluminum beverage cans began in the early 1970s with a continuous increase in consumption. There were 3 billion in 1985, exceeded 10 billion in 1992, exceeded 16 billion in 1997, and increased to 18.5 billion in 2004, 2005 This year is 18.4 billion.

The cans used in Japanese cans are all aluminum cans, of which cans account for a large proportion of beer cans, aluminum beer cans (cans) consumption in 2004 and 2005 were 1l l billion, accounting for the total Japanese aluminum beverage cans 60% of consumption. The output of Japanese beverage tin cans was 22 billion in 1994 and 1996, and it has continuously decreased since then. It has been reduced to 18.4 billion in 2000 and 14.5 billion in 2003. In 2005, there were only 13.4 billion. Canned tins accounted for 72% of tin cans and aluminum cans accounted for only 28%. Tin cans accounted for 93% of canned coffee beverages, 73% of black tea beverages, and 55% of fruit beverages. Japan currently has a total of 87 beverage cans production lines with a canning capacity of 36.5 billion. The production capacity of Korean beverage cans is also relatively large. There are currently 17 production lines for beverage cans, including 11 cans production lines and 4 aluminum can production lines. There are two production lines for aluminum cans and tin cans. The tank capacity is 7.5 billion. In 2004, the total consumption of empty cans in Korea was 6.35 billion, of which 5 billion were beverage cans. About 65% of Korean aluminum cans are beer cans, and the remaining 35% are used to fill carbonated beverages. In addition, the production capacity of beverage cans in Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia and Malaysia are all over 2 billion.

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