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Compared to high double-digit growth rates throughout most of the review period, the 14% negative growth in 2009 was a sharp downturn in growth trends for baby care. Consumers, otherwise very benevolent ...
Baby care had DZD1.6 billion in sales due to the development of products in the category, with industry players responding to higher customer demand. Algerian consumers are discovering a wider range of ...
Georgia saw a strong growth in the number of parapharmacies/drugstores during the review period, as chains began to emerge in this channel in the biggest cities. In addition, outlets became larger, offering ...
First, the Spanish birth rate and second the deep economic crisis which Spain has faced since 2009. The combination of these two factors resulted in the Spanish baby care category growing almost 1% in ...
Although baby care saw numerous new product launches over the review period, consumer demand did not increase significantly, moreover a proportion of consumers turned to cheaper alternatives such as private ...
This remains a trend in relation to baby care in South Africa, with some mothers even going so far as to only bathe their babies with cotton wool and water for the first few months. Euromonitor International's ...
Consumer demand for natural ingredients in baby care products has risen in importance since 2007. The majority of parents are well informed about the need to look after delicate baby skin care and therefore ...
Baby Care in India 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 ...
In 2009, the Iranian baby care segment witnessed a jump in unit prices, which continued the trend of the previous year. However, in constant terms also, the segment continued to experience positive growth ...
After the fast expansion of baby care over the past 10 years, value sales declined in 2009 due to the impact of the economic downturn. Popular multinational baby care brands receive major competition from ...
It provides the latest retail sales data from 2006 to 2010, allowing you to identify the segments driving growth. Projections to 2015 illustrate how the industry is set to change. Product coverage: Baby ...
Many consumers start buying natural and/or organic baby care products when they first become parents as they want the best for their children, and thereafter are unwilling to trade down from brands that ...
Natural products continue to grow in popularity in baby care. Over the review period, such products were traditionally offered by niche retailers and brands, including Neal's Yard and Burt's Bees, although, ...
Polish parents are becoming better educated in terms of taking care of their babies, and they wish to provide their infants with the best available even during times of economic slowdown. Consequently ...
The 2009 global economic and local banking crisis resulted in lower consumer spending. This resulted in intense competition in baby care as manufacturers and importers of foreign brands battled over the ...
In an effort to bolster revenues, manufacturers in baby care continued to pursue product development during 2010. The leading industry player in baby care, Johnson & Johnson (Philippines) Inc, remained ...
Consequently, spending on baby care products demonstrated an upward movement in Morocco in 2010. Despite the fact that the birth rate continued to slow and modern Moroccans tend to get married later in ...
Value growth was somewhat higher compared with 2009 - the peak of the recession - but still slower compared with earlier years of the review period. While Canadian parents continued to spend on their children, ...
The birth rate declined from 8.3 births per 1,000 people in 2005 to just 7.6 new-borns per 1,000 people in 2010. Despite this, overall baby care saw 1% current value growth 2010 over the previous year, ...
Unlike 2009, value growth was attributed not only to unit price growth caused by on-going inflation and slow national currency devaluation, but also to volume growth. Despite the crisis, key players focused ...
Parents usually trust baby care products, thanks to efficient product safety rules and the credentials from well known multinationals. Those products have risen in popularity, as parents take better care ...
The Italian birth rate decreased slightly between 2009 and 2010, according to ISTAT, the Italian National Statistics Office, but the number of infants aged under three in 2010 actually increased due to ...
As children are highly treasured in Uzbekistan, where the number of new-borns continues to rise, the category enjoyed stable demand in 2010. On the other hand, increasing product variety also contributed ...
Parents do not give up on purchasing products that are for their babies and children even during the hardest economic conditions. However, the category registered 7% current value growth in 2010 compared ...
The government of the country kept its promise and continued to support the family policy, with the result of a 1.6% birth rate increase during the year. The growing number of new-borns, together with ...
In Norway, a baby's first year is considered to be the foundation of a healthy life. The first year is considered so important that all employed parents are entitled to one year of fully-paid leave to ...
The leading player in baby care, PZ Cussons Indonesia, launched four different variants of its baby care product range, namely Cussons Baby Soft and Smooth, Cussons Baby Mild and Gentle, Cussons Baby ...
The most significant factor was China's one child policy, which restricts many couples to a single child. The policy has been in place since 1978 and particularly focuses on married urban couples, with ...
In line with the overall increase in disposable incomes in Bulgaria, parents started spending more on quality baby care products over the review period, and this trend is likely to continue despite the ...
Such poor dynamism affected both volume and unit price. This factor was combined with lower disposable income among many households that made consumers avoid or delay purchases of some baby care products. ...
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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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