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Review Baby Food in Austria / MarketResearch.com:The highest growing subsector is other baby food, as companies are concentrating on products for babies aged over 12 months, which offer parents the benefits of high quality, and maintain high levels of control using organically grown raw ingredients. Such products are designed especially for babies and considering the high requirements of a healthy and well-balanced nutrition for babies. There are different products like baby yoghurt, baby cookies or baby zwieback. Other baby food is expected to grow by 3. 9% in current value to reach EUR5. 3 million by the end of 2003, compared to an average growth of 4. 2% during the review period. Volume sales amount to 598 tonnes in 2003, showing a growth of 2. 6% over 2002 and an average growth of 2. 4% from 1998 to 2003. [+]Baby food sees a stronger growth in value than in volume (1. 2% in value and 0. 4% in volume in 2003). The reason for this may be that consumers prefer baby food products without preservatives and therefore the production costs are higher.
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Review Noodles in Ireland / MarketResearch.com:In 2002, cups/bowl instant noodles witnessed the highest value growth rate in noodles in Ireland, at 29. 3%. Pot Noodle continues to dominate a category that it has almost exclusively carved out and continued to grow, accounting for a 65. 9% value share in 2002. In 2002, Unilever was particularly active in promoting its Pot Noodle brand through heavyweight TV advertising and instant win promotions aimed primarily at teenagers with whom the product has an almost cult image. With in-depth analysis of the latest trends in the noodles market, this report is part of a series of 52 individual country reports providing essential strategic data. Use these studies to assess the impact of new products; anticipate new retailing trends and measure brand and market shares.
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Review Spreads in Norway / MarketResearch.com:The sector as a whole is expected to see volume sales of 25,159 tonnes in 2003, with value sales reaching NKr1. 3 billion. This will represent a gain of 0. 6% in current value terms, but a decline of 1% in volume terms. Growth in 2003 will be weaker than the annual averages over the review period.
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Review Beer in Poland / MarketResearch.com:This report is part of a series of 52 individual country reports analysing the market for beer. It covers the time period of 1998-2003 and forecasts to the year 2008. Analysis includes the latest on-trade vs off trade sales statistics, comprehensive sector sales breakdowns and company and brand share data. Use this Euromonitor analysis to develop market strategy, evaluate opportunities and threats and anticipate industry developments.
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Review Dairy Products in Turkey / MarketResearch.com:Dairy product sales are expected to reach US$4,997 million in 2003, increasing by nearly 7% on the previous year. This will mainly be a reflection of the recovery of the economy from the economic crises that hit the country in 2001. Apart from the recovery of the economy, the new product launches and heavy advertisement campaigns launched by the leading companies in 2002 and 2003 also fuelled the growth.
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Review Spreads in Egypt / MarketResearch.com:Volume growth for 2003 is expected to reach 2. 3%, comparable to the overall review period CAGR. The difference in growth performance between value and volume can be attributed to rising prices. However, the major price rises occurred in chocolate and nut based spreads as these products are almost exclusively imported from overseas.
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Review Spreads in Germany:In 2002, sales of spreads in Germany are expected to increase by 3. 3% in current value and 2. 1% in volume terms. According to trade press, value growth in 2002 is the result of price increases in 2001. This in turn was mainly attributable to higher raw material prices in preparation of the introduction of the euro at the beginning of 2002. Volume sales, however, benefited from the BSE and foot-and-mouth crises as consumers opted for sweet spreads instead of savoury spreads and meat. Spreads is just one of the 19 sectors researched by Euromonitor in its Packaged Food series of reports. All include market and brand share data, new product development trends and retail distribution analysis. Forecasts to 2007 can help you to identify opportunities in your sector and to predict sales trends. Each sector report taken from a wider Packaged Food title includes a summary of packaged food developments in addition to sector analysis.
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Review Baby Food in Norway / MarketResearch.com:The baby food sector as a whole will grow by 3% in volume terms on 2002. Behind this healthy growth lies a strong economy, which allowed parents to shop for these convenient products and the fact that increasingly stressed parents created a need for more convenient baby food. Demand in the year 2003 will further be stimulated by a number of launches from Nestlé, the leading player.
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Review Soup in Egypt / MarketResearch.com:Sales of soup in Egypt, which is made up entirely of dehydrated soup, look set to total E£7. 4 million in 2003, a huge rise of 19. 4% over the previous year. The sector is expected to become smaller in terms of volume in 2003 however, shrinking by 14. 3%.
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Review Baby Food in Singapore:Total value sales of milk formula are expected to grow at a low rate of 2%, in current terms, over 2002. Milk formula will thus be worth S$49 million at the end of 2003, accounting for nearly 85% of total baby food value sales. Due to a declining birth rate, the volume growth of milk formula was flat at less than 1% vis-à-vis 2002. Value growth was higher than volume growth because sales of higher priced brands grew faster. According to industry sources, new parents are more educated and affluent. Thus, they tend to favour good quality high-end milk formula that is fortified with nutrients for their baby's growth. Toddler milk formula accounts for 63% of total milk formula value sales in 2003, followed by follow-on milk with 20%, standard milk with 16% and hypoallergenic milk with 1%. In 2003, toddler milk formula is expected to be the most dynamic within baby food. This is despite the fact that toddler milk formula is also responsible for the bulk of overall baby food value sales. Specifically, toddler milk formula is expected to register growth of 4%, in current value terms, such that value sales reach nearly S$31 million in 2003.
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Review Ready Meals in Thailand / MarketResearch.com:Owing to its nature and taste, Thai cuisine generally relies heavily on the use of fresh ingredients, and this has been the main factor affecting the growth of ready meals. There are some exceptions to this generalisation however, as simple, easily prepared meals also exist within the Thai menu, namely quick meals such as rice with garlic and pepper pork/chicken and rice with fried pork and basil. Such meals have been converted by leading foodservice operators such as S & P Syndicate PCL into frozen format. However the relatively high price and the fact that such meals are often consumed at lunchtime, when most people, leading a hectic modern-day lifestyle, are normally at work inhibits the growth of frozen ready meals. Therefore, sales of frozen ready meals remain negligible.
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Review Baby Food in Belgium / MarketResearch.com:Value sales of baby food look set to reach EUR179 million in 2003 an increase of 9% in value terms on 2002, with varying performances in its subsectors. This growth is mainly concomitant with a high level of innovation meeting new expectations, rather than changes in terms of demographics. Over the review period, demographic trends did not change in favour of increasing sales; in Belgium, as in other western countries, the birth rate is on the wane. Every year, the country registers more than 110,000 births, nonetheless the birth rate has been recording a slight decline of 1% on average per year since the early 1990s. Over the entire review period, sales increased by 42. 7% in value terms as a result of the development of quality products, including more convenient milk formula and prepared baby food products. Parents want the best for their infants and babies and to spend more time with them, and are ready to pay a higher price in order to obtain this.
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Review Fruit/Vegetable Juice in Canada / MarketResearch.com:This report is part of a series of 52 individual country reports analysing the market for fruit and vegetable juice. It covers the time period of 1998-2003 and forecasts to the year 2008. Analysis includes the latest on-trade vs off trade sales statistics, comprehensive sector sales breakdowns and company and brand share data. Use this Euromonitor analysis to develop market strategy, evaluate opportunities and threats and anticipate industry developments.
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Review Ready Meals in Germany / MarketResearch.com:2002 was a good year for ready meals, which grew by 3% in volume and by 4% in current value terms. The higher growth in value was due to the premium character of ready meals and to their high retail prices. The fastest growing ready meals were chilled and frozen pizza, which grew by 14% and 8% in volume terms respectively. The hectic lifestyles and consequent lack of time for cooking are boosting sales of ready meals in Germany. Ready meals are mainly bought by young singles or by working couples without children. These groups can afford ready meals, which are positioned as premium products at relatively high retail prices. The convenience of ready meals and the growing number of single- or 2-person households have changed the eating habits of German consumers and largely displaced the traditional family meal.
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Review Spreads in Thailand / MarketResearch.com:Spreads is expected to be worth Bt679 million in current value terms in 2003, up 4. 5% on the previous year. Volume sales are expected to grow by 4. 2% to 5,155 tonnes in 2003. It was found that general demand for spreads decelerated during the review period, however growth remains positive.
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Review Noodles in Portugal / MarketResearch.com:Demand for noodles continues to be very low compared with other European countries and the varieties on offer are virtually exclusively plain noodles. The existing demand in the Portuguese market is mainly due to the increasing number of Chinese restaurants. However, noodles for home consumption are still insignificant as other types of accompaniment, such as pasta, are preferred. The main reason is that Portuguese consumers are not very familiar with Chinese cooking. Noodles will gradually become more popular with Portuguese consumers, especially those urban consumers who are more experimental in their tastes. Noodles may be sold on the basis that they provide a healthier alternative to many traditional Portuguese meals and this will be seen to be attractive to a minority of consumers.
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Review Snack Bars in Greece / MarketResearch.com:Snack bars were introduced for first time in Greece in 2000, along with breakfast bars. Granola bars were introduced later, in 2001. No other snack bars exist in 2003. Generally, such products represent a new concept for both Greek manufacturers and consumers. It should also be mentioned that all existing products are imported, mainly by the supermarkets themselves, and sold as private label products. In 2003, volume and value sales remained very low, as consumers remain unfamiliar with the benefits of these products. Snack bars are not advertised in Greece, and consumers typically only try them after visiting specific supermarket chains and finding them in stores.
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Review Sweet and Savoury Snacks in Thailand / MarketResearch.com:Sales of sweet and savoury snacks in 2003 are expected to total about 58,850 tonnes with a value of almost Bt15 billion. Chips/crisps and extruded snacks are the key contributors to sales of sweet and savoury snacks in Thailand and each is expected to post double-digit growth in 2003.
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Review Snack Bars in Venezuela / MarketResearch.com:Snack bars as a whole emerged onto the Venezuelan market just a few years prior to the start of the review period. Since that time, snack bars have experienced year-on-year growth in volume and value terms. With in-depth analysis of the latest trends in the snack bars market, this report is part of a series of 52 individual country reports providing essential strategic data. Use these studies to assess the impact of new products; anticipate new retailing trends and measure brand and market shares.
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Review Dairy Products in Venezuela / MarketResearch.com:Dairy products such as pasteurised milk, UHT milk, powder milk and some white cheeses are on of the list of 106 products that are price controlled. While price control could be a driver to stimulate sales, it is not expected that these products will experience considerable volume growth. With in-depth analysis of the latest trends in the dairy products market, this report is part of a series of 52 individual country reports providing essential strategic data. Use these studies to assess the impact of new products; anticipate new retailing trends and measure brand and market shares.
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