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Review Pasta in Sweden / MarketResearch.com:Pasta is expected to grow by 2. 4% in current value terms and 1. 3% in volume terms, to reach SEK913 million and 46,000 tonnes respectively in 2003. Value growth in 2003 is thus set to be below the average for the review period which recorded a CAGR of 3. 1%.
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Review Baby Food in Greece / MarketResearch.com:Organic baby food products were not particularly popular among Greek consumers over the review period. However, over the last few of years, there has been a trend towards organic food, in general, which strongly affected the baby food sector as well. Various food and health issues that came up in 1999-2000, including BSE, genetically modified food ingredients and dioxins in food products, caused major concern among Greek parents. They became more conscious regarding their food and particularly their babies’ food, and consequently started becoming informed about and strongly interested in organic food and its benefits. Over the forecast period it is estimated that this trend, which, according to a trade expert, is already very strong in other European countries like Germany and the UK, where almost 40% of total baby food products are organic, will be enhanced. As a result, the organic baby food category, which at present is fairly underdeveloped, is anticipated to register considerable growth. This will happen as young parents become more aware of baby food quality and the nutritional needs of their children, perceiving organic food as the safest and healthiest food product that they can offer to their children.
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Review Confectionery in Egypt / MarketResearch.com:Sales of confectionery are expected to reach E£2. 9 billion in 2003 up 4. 2% in current terms over 2002. Volume sales remain healthy with total sales of 84,976 tonnes expected in 2003, up 1. 1% over 2002. Value growth led volume growth due to price increases as a result of successive devaluations over the review period and a further one in 2003 causing the Egyptian Pound to lose around 67% of its original value. Volume growth was roughly proportionate to the population growth rate in Egypt in 2002, at around 2. 3%. The years 2001, 2002 and 2003 were hard on most Egyptians as a series of currency devaluations drove up prices, while the general slowing down of the economy kept disposable incomes low for most consumers. This was reflected in a general fall in demand for goods considered non-essential or luxury items. [+]In Egypt, confectionery products are generally considered to be for children, with many older people not consuming them.
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Review Dairy Products in Netherlands / MarketResearch.com:With sales expected to reach EUR41 million in 2008, up 31% in constant value terms over 2003, fermented dairy drinks is set to be the highest growing dairy food type. Main manufacturers Campina and Friesland Coberco continue to stimulate sales through new flavour introductions and effective advertising. Flavoured milk drinks with fruit are predicted to continue to show higher value growth, as the combination of fruit juice and milk was very positively received by Dutch consumers over the review period. Smaller format packaging including 200-500ml bottles provide higher margins to manufacturers and are a practical size for commuters, including the more than one million passengers that travel on Dutch railways to work every day.
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Review Bakery Products in Portugal / MarketResearch.com:Portuguese consumers are giving more and more importance to the first meal of the day, which increasingly consists of breakfast cereals. Growth in breakfast cereals in 2003 is expected to stand at around 7% in volume terms, compared to current value growth of 9. 4%. Although this represents a slight decrease on 2002, it is clear that breakfast cereals are still one of the most dynamic areas, with growth of nearly 48% in volume terms and 80% in value terms over the whole review period. Breakfast cereals benefited from changing consumer habits, as the Portuguese are opting more and more for different types of cereals at breakfast time. It is a highly competitive area, with new product launches commonplace and innovation being a key factor behind success. The products tend to be divided into groups based on target consumers, either children or adults, focusing on fun and health respectively. Portuguese breakfasts previously consisted of milky espresso coffee and bread products, often consumed at a café close to the workplace. However, the review period saw a growing awareness of the need for a more solid and nutritional meal to start the day and this was increasingly taken before leaving the home.
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Review Impact of Technology Trends on the UK Office Furniture Market 2000 / Aktrin Furniture Research:Key areas covered in the report include technological developments, market and product reaction to technology, the impact of technology on office furniture, and future prospects. Important factors influencing the desking, seating and storage furniture markets are examined including hardware, software, telecommunications, internet and teleconferencing developments. These factors are further examined in terms of opportunities and threats for the desking, seating and storage markets. Future prospects are illustrated from both a short term and long term perspective.
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Review Dairy Products in Ireland / MarketResearch.com:The largest dairy products markets in Ireland show quite different growth figures, with milk being the most mature at only 1. 7% current value growth in 2002. For a dairy loving country like Ireland, cheese and yoghurt consumption is still relatively low, which gives these still enough opportunities for growth. In 2002, cheese performed well with a current value growth of 7%, whereas yoghurt was very successful at 15. 4% 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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Review Sweet and Savoury Snacks in Netherlands / MarketResearch.com:Sales of popcorn are likely to experience stable growth in 2003. Popcorn still has a very modest share of savoury snacks but experienced a good deal of growth over the last two years. Further growth can be likely to come forth out of in-home prepared popcorn. For example Hot Pop Microwave Popcorn reports it increased its value sales in 2002 by 15% and expects to increase them still further in 2003. Industry reports state that consumers wanting fresh products that are easy to prepare and are relatively healthy compared to other savoury snacks explains this growth. This leads to popcorn being the highest growing in sweet and savoury snacks, albeit from a small consumer base. After an explosive growth in the review period, where popcorn reported a 23. 4% CAGR current value increase, value sales are likely to grow by 6. 8% in 2003 over the previous year.
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Review Snack Bars in Norway / MarketResearch.com:Snack bar sales remained very small over the review period. The main reason for this is that substitutes are many, such as chocolate bars, fruit or sandwiches. Norwegian food culture already is quite healthy compared to, for instance, the American or the British food culture. This may have contributed to a sense among consumers that snack bars are unnecessary and if consumers wanted a snack they would go for a chocolate bar or fruit.
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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 Wine in Ireland / MarketResearch.com:Euromonitor’s wine analysis investigates both on-trade and off-trade trends; the performance of key national specialities and new product developments. Volume and value sales breakdowns, pricing analysis and forecasts to 2008 help to provide a comprehensive and practical overview of the key issues affecting the industry. Part of a 52 country series covering both mature and emerging markets, this report supplies invaluable information that will allow you pinpoint opportunities and plan growth strategies.
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Review Beer in Portugal / 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 Oils and Fats in Australia / MarketResearch.com:Within sales of oils and fats, which are shrinking overall, olive oil is a star performer. In just over 10 years, the consumption of olive oil in Australia has increased approximately four times over making it the current oil of choice. Olive oil retains its premium position among oils on more than just price. In fact it is judged like wine on a number of facets including flavour and texture. This also gives olive oil the perception of being a luxury item rather than an essential cooking ingredient. The buoyant Australian economy in 2002 has lead to increased consumer spending on such luxury items and will this trend will continue to prevail in 2003. Consumers are beginning to trade up to higher quality olive oil including that of extra virgin olive oil which is higher in quality and more premium.
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Review Bakery Products in Singapore / MarketResearch.com:In 2003, artisanal bread and pastries are expected to drive growth in baked goods. Artisanal bread is likely to register growth of 7% in current value terms, to reach S$19 million. Pastries, meanwhile, is expected to be valued at S$36 million in 2003, representing an increase of 6% over 2002, in current terms. Artisanal bread’s robust growth can be attributed largely to its small base and its popularity as to being fresher. The fad for artisanal bread and pastries generated by the success of BreadTalk continues into 2003. The rise of smaller bakeries on every street corner is expected to drive sales of pastries. Bigger bakery stores like Bengawan Solo have also tried to jump onto the bandwagon by launching new small buns outside of its primary coconut-based products. Industry sources note that Singaporeans find pastries a convenient meal alternative when they are too busy to take a proper breakfast or lunch, with the greatest sales from outlets near to offices.
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Review Baby Food in Spain / MarketResearch.com:Sales of non-ready-to-eat dried baby food recorded a decline of 2. 9% and 1. 6% in volume and current value terms, respectively, on 2001. Maturity and consumers switching to more convenient prepared food mainly explain this decline. The maturity of the product has also led to fierce competition among players, bringing prices under pressure and making growth difficult. It was only the launch of ready-to-eat dried baby food that added some dynamism in 2002. Ready-to-eat dried baby food was welcomed by consumers who perceive the product as more “natural” as well as being more convenient - desirable qualities even if at a premium price. Despite the fact that volume sales of ready-to-eat dried baby food account for as yet a tiny share of total dried baby food, one serving of ready-to-eat dried food is much more expensive than one of standard dried baby food. Consequently, ready-to-eat dried baby food contributed strongly to value growth, being the only factor responsible for growth in value terms of dried baby food in 2002. Consumers continued principally trading to non-milk-based dried baby food, which needs the addition of either standard or follow-on baby milk, with 95% volume sales in 2002.
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Review Sweet and Savoury Snacks in Belgium / MarketResearch.com:Extruded snacks achieved sales worth EUR27. 2 million in current terms in 2002, accounting for 22. 1% of overall savoury snacks’ value. As with chips/crisps, sales were fuelled by new flavours and shapes, and these products performed well as a result, demonstrating growth of 4% in constant value terms over 2001. In current value terms sales increased by 7. 1%. The main key to boosting value came from dynamic brands such as Pringles, which succeeded in optimising availability in every distribution outlet, with wide media coverage, and Cheetos by Smiths Food Group. The latter product is aimed at children, and generally offered in brightly coloured packaging featuring characters with which they can identify themselves, and occasionally containing surprise gifts. However, given the elusive target of children, manufacturers are constantly compelled to innovate in order to maintain brand loyalty.
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Review Noodles in Egypt / MarketResearch.com:Sales of noodles in Egypt - which are only sold in the form of instant noodles - look set to be worth E£3 million in 2003, a large increase, slightly exceeding the growth rate of 13% seen in 2002. Volume sales are expected to fall in 2003 however, shrinking by 15%. The difference in growth performance between value and volume is due to the currency devaluation of the Egyptian pound during 2003 as well as the devaluation in 2002 whose repercussions were still spilling over into 2003. 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 Bottled Water in the Czech Republic / MarketResearch.com:This report is part of a series of 52 individual country reports analysing the market for bottled water. 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 Bottled Water in Morocco / MarketResearch.com:This report is part of a series of 52 individual country reports analysing the market for bottled water. 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 Bakery Products in Finland / MarketResearch.com:In 2002, Finnish bakery products reached EUR1419 billion, which represented a healthy current value increase of 3. 3% on 2001. The strong value growth is explained by higher sales of more expensive premium variants, particularly in baked goods.
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