Canadian Packaging Machinery Market Research Report - PMMI

Table 4.4: Production Statistics for Some Beverage Products, 1997-1999
Product Description 1997
(C$000s)
Coffee (not decaffeinated)
$473,000
Coffee (decaffeinated)
33,200
Black tea (in packages not exceeding 3 kg) 70,700
Apple juice (reconstituted)
43,500
Fruit juice mixes (not concentrated)
142,900
Carbonated soft drinks (regular)
Not available
Carbonated soft drinks (low calorie)
293,300
Orange fruit drinks (non-carbonated)
15,600
Fruit drinks (other than orange, non-
224,500
carbonated)
21,400
Sparkling wines
284,200
Wines (other than sparkling)
13,800
Gin
Vodka
45,000
Source: Statistics Canada.
4.4 EXPORTS
1998
(C$000s)
$624,400
29,900
71,700
47,900
131,500
1,901,600
359,100
14,900
294,500
21,500
285,100
13,700
52,800
1999
(C$000s)
$565,700
26,400
67,800
52,300
122,900
1,895,600
307,900
13,600
233,800
14,700
335,100
2,700
38,200
The value of Canada’s total beverage exports for the years 1998 to 2002 are set out
in the following table.
Table 4.5: Total Exports of the Beverage Industry, 1998- 2002
Industry 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002
Description (C$ 000s) (C$ 000s) (C$ 000s) (C$ 000s) (C$ 000s)
Soft Drink and Ice
Mfg
$432,570 $455,983 $377,265 $361,866 $418,302
Breweries 281,865 287,166 335,288 385,946 355,629
Wineries 12,202 40,073 75,486 101,146 107,077
Distilleries 599,193 670,261 639,121 643,241 491,590
Coffee and Tea 308,160 304,838 309,347 308,530 313,576
Fruit and
Vegetable Juices
40,108 57,422 56,827 60,023 62,582
Total Beverage
Exports
$1,674,098 $1,815,743 $1,793,334 $1,860,752 $1,748,756
Source: Statistics Canada.
Canada’s top ten beverage export destinations for 2002 are outlined in the table
below.
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