Reportlinker Adds Global FMCG Trends in -2010: Legacy of the Downturn
NEW YORK, Oct. 26 /PRNewswire/ -- Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report is available in its catalogue:
Global FMCG Trends in -2010: Legacy of the Downturn
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When the global recession reached its peak in 2009, which everyday items did consumers cut back on the most, which – if any – emerged from the crisis unscathed, and which were predicted to be the first to recover as conditions improved in 2010? This new global report examines the latest figures from Euromonitor International's global database to identify the winners and losers among fast moving consumer goods (FMCGs) sectors during the downturn of 2009 and into 2010.
Global FMCG Trends in 2009 and 2010: Legacy of the Downturn
Euromonitor International
September 2010
List of Contents and Tables
Executive Summary
Key Demand Factors Across FMCG Markets
Summary 1 Drivers and Constraints Across FMCG Markets in 2010
Note on Currency of Data
Market Trends: Winners and Losers in 2009 and 2010
Table 1 Winners and Losers of 2009 by Value, with Growth Prospects for 2010
Trends in Key Markets
Summary 2 Winning Markets: Top Three Growth Markets by Country (Value) 2009
Economic Picture
Table 2 Historic/Forecast GDP Growth in Key Markets 2008-2010
Key Drivers Across FMCG Markets
The Search for Value
Health and Environmental Awareness
Chart 1 Global Sales of Organic Food and Drink 2008-2010
Changing Demographics
Chart 2 % Population Aged 65+ by Region 2004/2009/2014
Chart 3 Number of Live Births 2008-2010
Cocooning
Development of Modern Retail Formats
Impact of Regulatory Measures
Overview of FMCG Markets
The Global Picture
Chart 4 Retail Market Sizes by Value 2008-2010
Table 3 Retail Trends by Broad Market 2004-2014
Trends in Key Markets
Table 4 Value Trends by Market and by Country 2009 and 2010
Packaged Food
Competition Stifles Value Growth
Babies' Needs Come First
Meal Replacements Replace Slimming Pills
Noodles Sales up, but Pasta Down
Indulgence Foods Suffer Reduced Spending
Largest Sectors Reach Saturation
Milk Decline Drags Down Dairy Market
Chart 5 Packaged Food: Broad Sector Sizes 2008-2010
Table 5 Packaged Food: Value Trends by Sector & Subsector 2004-2014
Trends in Key Markets
Chart 6 Packaged Food: Key Markets and Growth 2010
Hot Drinks
Private Label Puts Pressure on Prices
Retail Sales Boosted by On-trade Coffee Culture
Green Tea and Plant-based Drinks Surf Health Wave
Chart 7 Hot Drinks: Broad Sector Sizes 2008-2010
Table 6 Hot Drinks: Value Trends by Sector & Subsector 2004-2014
Trends in Key Markets
Chart 8 Hot Drinks: Key Markets and Growth 2010
Pet Food
Chart 9 Pet Food: Broad Sector Sizes 2008-2010
Table 7 Pet Food: Value Trends by Sector & Subsector 2005-2015
Trends in Key Markets
Chart 10 Pet Food: Key Markets and Growth 2010
Alcoholic Drinks
Market Suffers Unhealthy Image
Cider Enjoys Boom
Beer Boosted by Growth in Low Alcohol Varieties
Down-Trading Impacts Spirits and Wine
Champagne and RTDs Out of Fashion
Future Growth Will be Modest
Chart 11 Alcoholic Drinks: Broad Sector Sizes 2008-2010
Table 8 Alcoholic Drinks: Value Trends by Sector & Subsector 2004-2014
Table 9 Alcoholic Drinks: Volume Trends by Sector 2004-2014
Trends in Key Markets
Chart 12 Alcoholic Drinks: Key Markets and Growth 2010
Soft Drinks
Price Pressure Causes Slump in Soft Drinks Value
Asian Specialty Drinks Increase Popularity in China
Carbonates Suffer from Unhealthy Image
Return to Tap Water for Cash-Strapped Consumers
Healthier Drinks Hold Biggest Potential
Chart 13 Soft Drinks: Broad Sector Sizes 2008-2010
Table 10 Soft Drinks: Value Trends by Sector & Subsector 2004-2014
Table 11 Soft Drinks: Volume Trends by Sector 2004-2014
Trends in Key Markets
Chart 14 Soft Drinks: Key Markets and Growth 2010
Beauty and Personal Care
Switch from Premium to Masstige Depresses Market Value
Babies Continue to be Pampered
Lipstick Effect Boosts Skin Care
Steady Demand for Bathroom Essentials
Colourants Benefit from Innovation
Nails and Eyelashes Receive the Most Attention
Premium Fragrances Seen as Decadent
Chart 15 Beauty and Personal Care: Broad Sector Sizes 2008-2010
Table 12 Beauty and Personal Care: Value Trends by Sector & Subsector 2004-2014
Trends in Key Markets
Chart 16 Beauty and Personal Care: Key Markets and Growth 2010
Consumer Health
Rise in Generics Dampens Value Growth
Prevention Better than Cure?
New Regulations Affect Certain Categories
Ageing Populations Boost Demand for Digestive Remedies
New Categories Grow From Small Base
Chart 17 Consumer Health: Broad Sector Sizes 2008-2010
Table 13 Consumer Health: Value Trends by Sector & Subsector 2004-2014
Trends in Key Markets
Chart 18 Consumer Health: Key Markets and Growth 2010
Home Care
Market Hit by Housing Crisis…
…But Hygiene Gains Importance During Swine Flu Crisis
New Value Brands Compete with Private Label
Green Technology Drives Growth
Chart 19 Home Care: Broad Sector Sizes 2008-2010
Table 14 Home Care: Value Trends by Sector & Subsector 2004-2014
Trends in Key Markets
Chart 20 Home Care: Key Markets and Growth 2010
Tissue and Hygiene
Private Label Assumes Greater Role
Incontinence Loses Taboo
Wipes Perceived as Unnecessary Luxury
Innovation to Drive Future Growth
Chart 21 Tissue and Hygiene: Broad Sector Sizes 2008-2010
Table 15 Tissue and Hygiene: Value Trends by Sector & Subsector 2004-2014
Trends in Key Markets
Chart 22 Tissue and Hygiene: Key Markets and Growth 2010
Tobacco
Cigarettes Resist Downturn
Smoking Prevalence Still Rising in Emerging Markets
Cigars and High Tar Cigarettes Gain Share in 2009
Smokeless Cigarettes are a Hit in Tokyo
Chart 23 Tobacco: Broad Sector Sizes 2008-2010
Table 16 Tobacco: Value Trends by Sector & Subsector 2004-2014
Chart 24 Volume Sales of Cigarettes 2008-2010
Trends in Key Markets
Chart 25 Tobacco: Key Markets and Growth 2010
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