The Baby Food Sector in Thailand 2017
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"The Baby Food Sector in Thailand 2017", is an analytical report by Publisher which provides extensive and highly detailed current and future market trends in the Thailand market.The environment in Thailand has not been conducive towards the development of The Baby Food Sector, which underwent a 7.5% drop in consumption between 2010 and 2016. Women are increasingly employed in professional and skilled jobs. This is likely to mean an increase in income, but a decrease in spare time, and in general has a tendency to favor the purchase of baby foods. The baby food sector is forecast to show some recovery in volume terms over the next six years, due to higher per capita consumption in all categories, and despite the expectation that the number of births will continue to decrease. Sales of baby milks are expected to show slow growth. Consumption of cereals will remain more or less stable, while the very small meals category will show buoyant growth.
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Report Scope
- The baby food sector continues to be fairly sluggish compared with the boom years a decade ago. The environment has not been conducive towards the development of the baby food sector, which underwent a 7.5% drop in consumption between 2010 and 2016.
- Sales are dominated by milks, at 93% of value and 92.5% of volume, but consumption has declined and prices have come under pressure, holding down the value increase to 13%.
- Wet meals have been the only segment to show volume growth, as they are primarily purchased by affluent working women, who are less affected by economic difficulties, but this remains a tiny segment, accounting for less than 3% of both value and volume
- Multinationals enjoy a high profile, with the top three holding over 90% of sales. Most are involved primarily or exclusively in the milks sector.
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Company Profile:
Nestlé (Thailand) Ltd
Dumex Ltd (Danone)Mead Johnson Nutrition (Thailand) Ltd
Abbott Laboratories Limited
Heinz Win Chance Co. Ltd
Peachy Village Co. Ltd
Xongdur Thai Organic Food Co. Ltd
Mega LifeSciences Pty Ltd.
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"The Baby Food Sector in Thailand 2017", is an analytical report by Publisher which provides extensive and highly detailed current and future market trends in the Thailand market.The environment in Thailand has not been conducive towards the development of The Baby Food Sector, which underwent a 7.5% drop in consumption between 2010 and 2016. Women are increasingly employed in professional and skilled jobs. This is likely to mean an increase in income, but a decrease in spare time, and in general has a tendency to favor the purchase of baby foods. The baby food sector is forecast to show some recovery in volume terms over the next six years, due to higher per capita consumption in all categories, and despite the expectation that the number of births will continue to decrease. Sales of baby milks are expected to show slow growth. Consumption of cereals will remain more or less stable, while the very small meals category will show buoyant growth.
For more information about this report@ http://www.reportsweb.com/the-baby-food-sector-in-thailand-2017
Report Scope
- The baby food sector continues to be fairly sluggish compared with the boom years a decade ago. The environment has not been conducive towards the development of the baby food sector, which underwent a 7.5% drop in consumption between 2010 and 2016.
- Sales are dominated by milks, at 93% of value and 92.5% of volume, but consumption has declined and prices have come under pressure, holding down the value increase to 13%.
- Wet meals have been the only segment to show volume growth, as they are primarily purchased by affluent working women, who are less affected by economic difficulties, but this remains a tiny segment, accounting for less than 3% of both value and volume
- Multinationals enjoy a high profile, with the top three holding over 90% of sales. Most are involved primarily or exclusively in the milks sector.
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Reasons to buy
- Evaluate important changes in consumer behavior and identify profitable markets and areas for product innovation.
- Analyse current and forecast behavior trends in each category to identify the best opportunities to exploit.
- Detailed understanding of consumption by individual product categories in order to align your sales and marketing efforts with the latest trends in the market.
Company Profile:
Nestlé (Thailand) Ltd
Dumex Ltd (Danone)Mead Johnson Nutrition (Thailand) Ltd
Abbott Laboratories Limited
Heinz Win Chance Co. Ltd
Peachy Village Co. Ltd
Xongdur Thai Organic Food Co. Ltd
Mega LifeSciences Pty Ltd.
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