Staff Reporters
Feb 1, 2018

Plain packaging could erase hundreds of billions in brand value

TOP OF THE CHARTS: A group of eight FMCG companies could lose US$187 billion, but the news is even worse for beverage makers.

Plain packaging could erase hundreds of billions in brand value

Source: Brand Finance's Plain Packaging report, published in December.

A group of eight FMCG companies would stand to lose US$187 billion in enterprise value if the kind of plain-packaging legislation now in effect for tobacco in some countries were extended to alcohol, confectionery, savoury snacks, and sugary drinks worldwide (the companies analysed were AB InBev, The Coca-Cola Company, Danone, Heineken, Mondelez International, Nestlé, PepsiCo, and Pernod Ricard)
 
The prediction is even more dire for alcohol and sugary-drink brands.
 
See more Top of the Charts

 

Source:
Campaign Asia

Related Articles

Just Published

10 hours ago

Tech On Me: Are Chinese tech giants doing enough to ...

In this week's edition: Chinese social media platforms take on xenophobia, Australia looks to prevent teens from using social media, Meta's plans to introduce generative AI into the metaverse, among other tech news in the region.

10 hours ago

Samsung’s new global campaign taps travel bug to ...

The work by BBH Singapore shows how new AI features in the Galaxy S24 like 'circle to search' turn travel photos into mobile tools.

11 hours ago

Agency Report Cards 2023: We grade 31 APAC networks

Campaign Asia-Pacific presents its 21st annual evaluation of APAC agency networks based on their 2023 business performance, innovation, creative output, awards, action on DEI and sustainability, and leadership.

11 hours ago

Agency Report Card 2023: Wavemaker

With a sharp ascent to the top spot in Campaign’s Media rankings for 2023, Wavemaker had a solid year of performance even amidst an uncertain economic landscape.