Are we rational using so much glass to package wine in this day and age?

1. Alternative wine packaging – swimming
against the school?

2. Small things that make life easier

3. Environmental is nice
but there is more

4. We know about convenience in other
products

5. These people
need some
reminders that
things can be
easier

6. Pop one in
today’s
shopping

7. Let’s not forget picnics and outdoors

8. Tried and tested by consumers
everywhere

9. …and that’s without going down a
negative pathway

12. “If you can’t give me something
to excite my customers then all
we’ve got to talk about is
price…!”

13. ..a few more thoughts

14. Do new consumers (or arthritics) really need
a toolbox to enjoy wine?

15. Do more than 5% of these potential wine
consumers have the right tools?

16. Light weight does not equal easy recycling

17. Use colour coding to set age rather than
content only, to help stock control

18. FIN
Dr Jim Fortune
Fortune & Associates
jfortune@bigpond.net.au

19. A bit extra on soft packs (BIB)

20. The slow boat of change – both generated “heretic”
comments
Adelaide, March ’09, Perth, May ’05,
Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc Margaret River Red

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red % in soft pak
WHITE % in soft pak
Australian’s still enjoy a lot of wine in soft pak – mostly BIB

22. SWEDEN – 55.7% BIB