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THE OUTLOOK FOR PACKAGING IN LUBRICANTS 2000
Commercial Automotive, Consumer Automotive, and Industrial Lubricants - United States -
KLINE & COMPANY, INC. OVERLOOK AT GREAT NOTCH 150 CLOVE ROAD PO BOX 410 LITTLE FALLS, NJ 07424-0410 (973) 435-6262 www.klinegroup.com
THE OUTLOOK FOR PACKAGING IN CONSUMER AUTOMOTIVE LUBRICANTS 2000 is designed to provide subscribers with an accurate and independent assessment of how lubricant demand, packaging materials, manufacturing costs, and other issues are impacting the packaging of commercial automotive, consumer automotive, and industrial lubricants. Packaging has quickly become one of the keys to success in the consumer automotive lubricants market. This is due, in part, to the reality that it is difficult to differentiate products based on performance. Lubricant marketers see packaging as a means of standing out in an overcrowded field. Packaging trends are challenging lubricant marketers to rethink many of the traditional paradigms in the consumer automotive lubricants market and develop innovative shapes, sizes, colors, compositions, and other packaging elements. THE OUTLOOK FOR PACKAGING IN CONSUMER AUTOMOTIVE LUBRICANTS 2000 is designed to assist lubricant marketers, packaging companies, and others in the value chain in this effort. OBJECTIVE The objective of THE OUTLOOK FOR PACKAGING IN CONSUMER AUTOMOTIVE LUBRICANTS 2000 is to provide subscribers with the information and insights required to capitalize on packaging trends in the commercial automotive, consumer automotive, and industrial lubricants markets and grow their business.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION 2. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 8. MANUFACTURING COSTS 3. PACKAGING MATERIALS
— By package type • Materials used • Options
7. MARKET DEVELOPMENTS AND AGENTS OF CHANGE
9. FORECAST
— By package type, 2000-2005 — By lubricant, 2000-2005
4. LUBRICANT DEMAND
— By product type and grade — By package (volume and value) • PCMO • ATF •
THE OUTLOOK FOR PACKAGING IN LUBRICANTS 2000
Commercial Automotive, Consumer Automotive, and Industrial Lubricants - United States -
KLINE & COMPANY, INC. OVERLOOK AT GREAT NOTCH 150 CLOVE ROAD PO BOX 410 LITTLE FALLS, NJ 07424-0410 (973) 435-6262 www.klinegroup.com
THE OUTLOOK FOR PACKAGING IN CONSUMER AUTOMOTIVE LUBRICANTS 2000 is designed to provide subscribers with an accurate and independent assessment of how lubricant demand, packaging materials, manufacturing costs, and other issues are impacting the packaging of commercial automotive, consumer automotive, and industrial lubricants. Packaging has quickly become one of the keys to success in the consumer automotive lubricants market. This is due, in part, to the reality that it is difficult to differentiate products based on performance. Lubricant marketers see packaging as a means of standing out in an overcrowded field. Packaging trends are challenging lubricant marketers to rethink many of the traditional paradigms in the consumer automotive lubricants market and develop innovative shapes, sizes, colors, compositions, and other packaging elements. THE OUTLOOK FOR PACKAGING IN CONSUMER AUTOMOTIVE LUBRICANTS 2000 is designed to assist lubricant marketers, packaging companies, and others in the value chain in this effort. OBJECTIVE The objective of THE OUTLOOK FOR PACKAGING IN CONSUMER AUTOMOTIVE LUBRICANTS 2000 is to provide subscribers with the information and insights required to capitalize on packaging trends in the commercial automotive, consumer automotive, and industrial lubricants markets and grow their business.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION 2. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 8. MANUFACTURING COSTS 3. PACKAGING MATERIALS
— By package type • Materials used • Options
7. MARKET DEVELOPMENTS AND AGENTS OF CHANGE
9. FORECAST
— By package type, 2000-2005 — By lubricant, 2000-2005
4. LUBRICANT DEMAND
— By product type and grade — By package (volume and value) • PCMO • ATF •