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Value Nestle

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Baby Food in Eastern Europe to 2013 - Market Research Report on Aarkstore Enterprise

Introduction

This databook provides key data and information on the baby food market covering 11 countries in Eastern Europe. This report is a comprehensive resource for market, category and segment level data including value, volume, distribution and company share. This report also provides expenditure and consumption data for the historic and forecast periods.

Scope

*Contains information on five categories; bottled baby food, canned baby food, baby cereals, other baby foods and baby snacks

*Market, category and segment level information on value and volume with historic (2003-2008) and forecast (2009-2013) data

*Category level company share as well as distribution share information for 2007 and 2008

*Review of the top two companies within the baby food market, including company overview, key facts and business description

Highlights

The market for baby food in Eastern Europe increased at a compound annual growth rate of 2.4% between 2003 and 2008.

The bottled baby food category led the baby food market in Eastern Europe, accounting for a share of 71.3%.

The leading players in the Eastern European baby food market include Nestle S.A., Groupe Danone and Azovsky Combine Baby Food.

Reasons to Purchase

*Develop business strategies by understanding the quantitative trends within the baby food market in Eastern Europe

*Design effective marketing and sales strategies by identifying key market categories and segments

*Identify key players within the market to plan lucrative M&A, partnerships and agreements

Table of Contents :

Chapter 1 Executive Summary 2
Summary market level: baby food 2
Summary category level: bottled baby food 3
Summary category level: baby cereals 4
Summary category level: baby snacks 5
Summary category level: canned baby food 6
Summary category level: other baby foods 7
Chapter 2 Introduction 8
What is this report about? 8
How to use this report 8
Market definition 9
Chapter 3 Overview 21
Value Analysis 21
Volume Analysis 23
Chapter 4 Eastern Europe Baby Food: Market Overview 25
Value analysis (US Dollar), 2003−08 25
Value analysis (US Dollar), 2008−13 26
Volume analysis, 2003−08 28
Volume analysis, 2008−13 29
Company share analysis 31
Distribution analysis 34
Expenditure and consumption per capita 36
Chapter 5 Leading Company Profiles 39
Nestlé SA 39
Groupe Danone 42
Chapter 6 Category Analysis: Bottled baby food 44
Value analysis (US Dollar), 2003−08 44
Value analysis (US Dollar), 2008−13 45
Volume analysis, 2003−08 47
Volume analysis, 2008−13 48
Company share analysis 50
Distribution analysis 53
Expenditure and consumption per capita 55
Chapter 7 Category Analysis: Baby cereals 57
Value analysis (US Dollar), 2003−08 57
Value analysis (US Dollar), 2008−13 58
Volume analysis, 2003−08 60
Volume analysis, 2008−13 61
Company share analysis 63
Distribution analysis 66
Expenditure and consumption per capita 68
Chapter 8 Category Analysis: Baby snacks 70
Value analysis (US Dollar), 2003−08 70
Value analysis (US Dollar), 2008−13 71
Volume analysis, 2003−08 73
Volume analysis, 2008−13 74
Company share analysis 76
Distribution analysis 79
Expenditure and consumption per capita 81
Chapter 9 Category Analysis: Canned baby food 83
Value analysis (US Dollar), 2003−08 83
Value analysis (US Dollar), 2008−13 84
Volume analysis, 2003−08 86
Volume analysis, 2008−13 87
Company share analysis 89
Distribution analysis 91
Expenditure and consumption per capita 93
Chapter 10 Category Analysis: Other baby foods 95
Value analysis (US Dollar), 2003−08 95
Value analysis (US Dollar), 2008−13 96
Volume analysis, 2003−08 98
Volume analysis, 2008−13 99
Company share analysis 101
Distribution analysis 104
Expenditure and consumption per capita 106
Chapter 11 Research Methodology 108
Methodology overview 108
Secondary research 109
Market modeling 110
Creating an initial data model 110
Revising the initial data model 110
Creating a final estimate 111
Creating demographic value splits 111
Primary research 111
Data finalization 112
Ongoing research 112
Chapter 12 APPENDIX 113
Future readings 113
How to contact experts in your industry 113
Disclaimer 113

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One Response to “Value Nestle”

  1. allum Says:

    Are you aware that not all Nestle products have the 'Nestle' name on them? You are asking your responders to do a lot of research to accurately answer this.
    Another way to pose the question which would be easier for everyone is: In what countries are Nestle products not sold as Nestle is a major player in the international conglomerate scheme.
    Why not check Nestle's site and see where the income originates?
    Nestle sells baby formula basically throughout the world and has run into trouble over the ethical manner in which it was being marketed in the war-torn, poverty-stricken and famine-riddled parts of Africa in the '90's. Nestle, even if we didn't see the name on chocolate and other candy products in North America, is involved in bottled water and even canned fruit juice (canned fruit juice is marketed under a different name) and I believe there is a brand of canned beans which is actually Nestle, as well.
    Google Nestle and look for the cached site(s) on boycotting Nestle products due to the African marketing issue and that site or those sites may give you an idea on what countries do not market Nestle products.

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