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Brasil

PackTrends

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packaging market: world and Brazil

Table 1.9

Major packaging companies in

Brazil by country of origin, based on

estimated production capacity

Position

National ranking

Origin

1

Amcor

Australian

2

Bemis/Dixie Toga

American

3

Brasilata

Brazilian

4

Crown Cork

American

5

CSN (CBL, Prada, Metalic)

Brazilian

6

Empax

Brazilian

7

Engepack

Brazilian

8

Globapack

Brazilian

9

Iguaçu Metagráfica

Brazilian

10

Klabin

Brazilian

11

Latapack Ball

American

12

MWV

American

13

Nadir Figueiredo

Swiss

14

Nestlé

Brazilian

15

Orsa

Brazilian

16

Penha

English

17

Plastipak

American

18

Rexam

English

19

Sealed Air

American

20

SIG Combibloc

Swiss

21

Tetra Pak

Swedish

22

Trombini

Brazilian

23

Verallia

French

24

Videplast

Brazilian

25

Zaraplast

Brazilian

Source: DATAMARK

Production value and employment

The packaging market represents 2.7% of

Brazilian industry by value (

Table 1.10

), and 4.1%

by value of the transformation industry (

Table 1.11

).

Figure 1.1 shows growth rates of packaging production,

in the period 2007-2011.

Table 1.10

Total gross value and share of

industrial production

Share of the market in the national industry –

2010 (US$ Billions)

Industrial Production

1,115

Product Sales

879

Packaging

24

Share

2.7%

Sources: DATAMARK, IBGE, 2010

Table 1.11

Value and share of the

transformation industry

Share of the packaging market in the national

transformation industry – 2010 (US$ Billion)

Industrial Transformation Value

579

Packaging

24

Share

4.1%

Figure 1.1

Physical production of packaging:

2007-2012

Source: Tables, 2012; Ministry of Labour and Employment – MTE

The packaging sector employs more than 220

thousand people in Brazil (

Table 1.12

), the plastics and

paper & board segments account for the largest share.

The sector reached a record level of 226,210 registered

employees, in October 2011, dropping in the two last

months of the year.