In the past 10 or 20 years, the use of cans has developed in North America. In recent years, Asia will also become the largest area of ​​beverage cans in the entire world.
According to the 2010 beer sales breakdown (according to packaging statistics), Chinese cans are 5%, but in the United States, there is 48% market share, and in Japan, it is as high as 62%. In the same year, the market share of canned carbonated beverages was only 16% in China, but it was close to 50% of the market share in the United States and Japan.
In the field of beverage canning, aluminum cans are the most sustainable products compared to cans and aluminum-iron cans. They are lightweight, thin, high in strength, resistant to light, oxidation, and have a long shelf life. Beautiful, easy to refrigerate and carry, convenient for consumers to store and ready to use; Cans can have a refreshing, fresh taste and can preserve the quality and flavor of the contents. Bohr Asia Pacific Corporation is committed to metal can packaging, in China production of two pieces of aluminum beverage cans and caps, supply of beer, soft drinks, mineral water, juice, tea and dairy beverages, in the two metal beverage containers market, occupying about 33% market share.
According to data from Bohr Asia Pacific, the market share of Chinese beverage cans is only 5.2% (even lower than India, Thailand, and Vietnam). Compared with Japan, there is a lot of room for growth. Why is there such a big difference? Among these reasons, in addition to the industry's development and technological maturity, etc., are there any deeper reasons?
Japan lacks resources and is the world's largest importer of raw materials. In countries where resources are so poor, relying on imports to meet the needs of the population of 127 million people in the country and the need for exports, like China, where the total amount of natural resources is abundant and the per capita possession is very small, they must adopt sustainable development strategies.
Aluminum cans are very recyclable, and the shortest life cycle from cans to cans takes 60 days. In terms of energy, the recycling of an aluminum can can reduce its energy use by 95% compared to reusing an aluminum can. One third of the material in a new can is derived from recycled steel, and two-thirds of the material comes from recycled aluminum. The raw material for cans is aluminum, which is also the most abundant element in the earth's crust. Since 1993, the weight of aluminum cans has been reduced by 15%. The cans are light and easy to store, and can reduce costs, reduce carbon footprint, and save energy consumption in transportation and preservation industries.
In the sustainable development and innovation, Bohr created the world's first aerosol can containing recycled aluminum. The new alloy with 25% recycled content has a stronger hardness, making the weight of cans reduce by 11%. Customers are In shipping, you can save a lot of capital. This is just the beginning and will further reduce the weight of the container and add more recycled ingredients. From a weight point of view, energy savings and reduced CO2 emissions on transportation are considerable.
In the printing industry, if aluminum packaging is used, the reuse of resources will make a huge contribution to resource-poor countries. I think this is one of the reasons why the market share of cans in Japan is so high. In China, the use of aluminum cans should also be increased to save energy, reduce waste, and further respond to the “12th Five-Year Plan†energy-saving emission reduction call.
According to the 2010 beer sales breakdown (according to packaging statistics), Chinese cans are 5%, but in the United States, there is 48% market share, and in Japan, it is as high as 62%. In the same year, the market share of canned carbonated beverages was only 16% in China, but it was close to 50% of the market share in the United States and Japan.
In the field of beverage canning, aluminum cans are the most sustainable products compared to cans and aluminum-iron cans. They are lightweight, thin, high in strength, resistant to light, oxidation, and have a long shelf life. Beautiful, easy to refrigerate and carry, convenient for consumers to store and ready to use; Cans can have a refreshing, fresh taste and can preserve the quality and flavor of the contents. Bohr Asia Pacific Corporation is committed to metal can packaging, in China production of two pieces of aluminum beverage cans and caps, supply of beer, soft drinks, mineral water, juice, tea and dairy beverages, in the two metal beverage containers market, occupying about 33% market share.
According to data from Bohr Asia Pacific, the market share of Chinese beverage cans is only 5.2% (even lower than India, Thailand, and Vietnam). Compared with Japan, there is a lot of room for growth. Why is there such a big difference? Among these reasons, in addition to the industry's development and technological maturity, etc., are there any deeper reasons?
Japan lacks resources and is the world's largest importer of raw materials. In countries where resources are so poor, relying on imports to meet the needs of the population of 127 million people in the country and the need for exports, like China, where the total amount of natural resources is abundant and the per capita possession is very small, they must adopt sustainable development strategies.
Aluminum cans are very recyclable, and the shortest life cycle from cans to cans takes 60 days. In terms of energy, the recycling of an aluminum can can reduce its energy use by 95% compared to reusing an aluminum can. One third of the material in a new can is derived from recycled steel, and two-thirds of the material comes from recycled aluminum. The raw material for cans is aluminum, which is also the most abundant element in the earth's crust. Since 1993, the weight of aluminum cans has been reduced by 15%. The cans are light and easy to store, and can reduce costs, reduce carbon footprint, and save energy consumption in transportation and preservation industries.
In the sustainable development and innovation, Bohr created the world's first aerosol can containing recycled aluminum. The new alloy with 25% recycled content has a stronger hardness, making the weight of cans reduce by 11%. Customers are In shipping, you can save a lot of capital. This is just the beginning and will further reduce the weight of the container and add more recycled ingredients. From a weight point of view, energy savings and reduced CO2 emissions on transportation are considerable.
In the printing industry, if aluminum packaging is used, the reuse of resources will make a huge contribution to resource-poor countries. I think this is one of the reasons why the market share of cans in Japan is so high. In China, the use of aluminum cans should also be increased to save energy, reduce waste, and further respond to the “12th Five-Year Plan†energy-saving emission reduction call.
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