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per 1,000 in 2000. Value growth rates have been in decline in 2009 as recessionary conditions began to affect Ireland and consumers quickly became more price conscious. Consumers continue to actively ...
In 2010, baby care showed a current value decline of less than 1%, which while negative was still an improvement over the negative current value CAGR of 1% over the review period. This was because of the ...
Baby care received a renewed flow of industry ing support in 2010, after Unilever took over Sara Lee's top-selling brand Zwitsal at the end of 2009. Sara Lee was the absolute leader within the baby care ...
In addition, the rising cost of living has also contributed to a lower birth rate as people are conscious of the costs of bringing up children. The falling birth rate has had a negative impact on demand ...
With the increase in disposable income and an improving standard of living, parents were more willing to spend on baby care products. Responding to consumer demand, baby care saw rising availability and ...
According to the INE (National Statistics Institute), Portugal was the third country with the lowest birth rate in Europe at 9.4% of the population in 2009, whereas the average rate in Europe is 10.7% ...
The fact that there were marginally more babies born in 2010, combined with an improving economic state positively impacted the sales of baby care. Euromonitor International's report offers a comprehensive ...
Parents became increasingly keen and more demanding regarding the ingredients of baby care products after experiencing a safety scandal in 2009; in response, manufacturers were more concerned in using ...
Baby care remained a relatively small category in 2009, with only 2% of the total value sales of beauty and personal care products, as baby care is primarily targeted to middle- and high-income consumers. ...
Baby care sales continued to be dominated by baby skin and hair care during 2009, with products in these areas accounting for 70% of current retail value sales. However, despite the constant introduction ...
Starting in 2008, controversy against ingredients used in baby care products continued to affect the category in 2010. Although more and more products are positioned as natural with no parabens (which ...
The increase in the birth rate can be attributed to a financial assistance scheme that was implemented by the Federal Government in 2004, which provides a one-off payment of A$5,000 as well as additional ...
In volume terms baby care products continued to grow with the population, while prices declined. All baby care products are used to attract young families into outlets by retailers, and after nappies and ...
Baby Care in China by Mintel Global Industry Navigator provides you with annual year-end industry size figures, most recently updated in 2011. This industry includes wipes, soap & bath products and othe ...
Baby Care in China by Mintel Global Industry Navigator provides you with annual year-end industry size figures, most recently updated in 2011. This industry includes wipes, soap & bath products and othe ...
The Baby Care in Czech Republic report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the industry at a national level. It provides the latest retail sales data (2003-2008), allowing you to identify ...
While the birth rate continued to decline slightly in 2009 over the previous year, it remains high at 38.4 births per 1,000 inhabitants with the number of Kenyans aged 0-14-years-old thus continuing to ...
Disposable Nappies in Argentina by Mintel Global Industry Navigator provides you with annual year-end industry size figures, most recently updated in 2011. This industry includes regular baby and toddle ...
Baby care is a category that is progressively increasing penetration in Peru. Six years ago, this type of product was mostly in demand among high-income consumers, as most of the population did not perceive ...
Economic stability and improved consumer awareness regarding specific baby products fuelled the demand for the category in 2009. In addition, local industry players increased their portfolios through the ...
Baby care was heavily affected by the economic slowdown; mainly because baby specialised products are expensive and sometimes viewed as non-essential. Products such as baby toiletries and baby hair care ...
Baby care products reported slow growth during 2009. The economic downturn affected disposable income for the majority of households, limiting purchasing power. Parents continued product consumption in ...
Saudis like to spend lavishly on products or their babies, and this means high value sales of baby food, baby toiletries and baby accessories. Euromonitor International's report offers a comprehensive ...
Having started in previous years, the ?baby boom? had a rather considerable impact on the category's sales in 2009. In spite of economic downturn and decreasing consumer purchasing power, sales of baby ...
Rising consumer awareness of the availability and importance of baby care products and the introduction of a large number of new low and medium priced brands (eg Antoshka by Pervoe Reshenie, Karapuz by ...
Johnson & Johnson (India) Ltd has traditionally been the leader in this category, with its baby soap and skin care. Baby hair care is emerging as a separate business in its own right as well where some ...
Marketers also took note of growing concerns in magazines and Internet forums regarding the effects of parabens and other chemical ingredients. Holding a still modest presence in Belgium, brands such as ...
Baby care retail value declined by 1% with total sales of Euros 8 million in 2009, the lowest performance recorded over the review period. The category declined as consumers became more price conscious. ...
Rising consumer demand for natural and organic baby care products continued to drive sales growth, with the dynamically growing baby sun care area being the other key driver within the area. Euromonito ...
In order to increase the birth rate in Macedonia, the government introduced monetary monthly compensation/allowance, lasting up to 10 years, to all families seeing the birth of a second, third or fourth ...
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... A price increase can not compensate for the decrease in volume sales. Baby food is developing positively in the first quarter of 2012 mainly driven by baby mash. Whereas baby toiletries were more ...
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