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                     3. Focusing on the New Gen market,
                  like launching new flavors of energy drinks   เอกสารอ้างอิง/References
                  and redesigning the packaging to freshen   ศููนย์์วิิจััย์กสิิกรไทย์ มกราคม 2564
                  the brand image and attract the target
                  group. This  includes  sports  drinks,  of   ข้้อมููลเพิ่ิ�มูเติิมู/Additional Information
                  which brand images are no longer limited   เคร่�องดื่่�มไม่มีแอลกอฮอล์ นับรวิม 1.นำ�าดื่่�มบรรจัุขวิดื่ 2.นำ�าอัดื่ลม 3.โซดื่าและนำ�าอัดื่ก๊าซอ่�นๆ นอกจัากนำ�าอัดื่ลม
                  to  athletes  but  have  broadened  their   4.เคร่�องดื่่�มเกล่อแร่ 5.เคร่�องดื่่�มชููกำาลัง 6.ชูาสิำาเร็จัรูปพร้อมดื่่�ม 7.กาแฟสิำาเร็จัรูปพร้อมดื่่�ม 8.นำ�าผัักและผัลไม้ และ
                  customer base to include every group that   9.เคร่�องดื่่�มอ่�นๆ เชู่น นำ�าผัสิมวิิตามิน บิวิตี�ดื่ริงก์ เคร่�องดื่่�มวิิตามิน
                  pursues an active lifestyle.
                     In  addition  to  the  increasingly
                  competitive market and fragile consumer
                  demand in 2021, there are other medium-
                  term issues that will affect business costs             More Information        Service Info C012
                  amid the changing consumer demand,
                  prompting  operators  to  expedite  their
                  adjustments in many aspects, namely:
                     1. The third phase of excise tax on
                  beverages may continue to affect the cost
                  of  new  product  development  and
                  marketing since tax collection is becoming
                  more stringent. Under the new tax regime,
                  a progressive tax rate has been levied on
                  sugar  content  per  100ml  of  beverage
                  volume since September 16, 2017, and
                  will be adjusted upward every 2 years until
                  it reaches the ceiling that will be in use
                  from October 1, 2023 onwards.
                     2. The growing trend for usage of eco-
                  friendly  packaging  has  led  many
                  manufacturers to change packaging types
                  to  switch  to  environmentally  friendly
                  packaging – which will in turn promote a
                  brand image consistent with New Gen
                  consumers’  environmental  awareness.
                  This is particularly relevant to the issue of
                  post-consumer packaging waste including
                  plastic  bottles,  which  account  for  the
                  biggest  share  of  marine  debris  like
                  biodegradable plastic packaging, glass
                  beverage bottles, aluminum cans, paper
                  meal boxes – all of which will likely form
                  an ever-greater share of such litter as they
                  are  being  used  with  a  wider  range  of
                  beverages. To this end, packaging waste
                  can be brought back for reuse through
                  systematic  recycling  or  upcycling.
                  Furthermore, Thailand should develop a
                  packaging  waste  collection  system  as
                  widely  adopted  in  Japan  and  many
                  countries in the European Union wherein
                  consumers are encouraged to submit their
                  packaging  waste  in  return  for  cash  or
                  discounts  on  services.  Non-alcoholic
                  beverage  manufacturers  and  suppliers
                  in  Thailand  should  also  adopt  this
                  system.





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