Global Industry Outlook 2013


December 1, 2012
27 Pages - SKU: LET4940427
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Countries covered: Global

Global Industry Outlook 2013 is a new publication from Leatherhead Food Research. It identifies some of the key challenges and opportunities facing the industry in 2013 including the global economic environment, food prices, sustainability, regulation and consumer trends.


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Executive Summary
Socio-economic Environment
Rising Global Population
Increased Global Urbanisation
Global Population Ageing
Global Health – A Key Priority
Dreams of Economic Recovery?
Food Prices on the Rise Again
Sustainability
Sustainability Metrics
Beyond CSR: Aligning Commercial and Sustainability Goals
Regulation
Europe: Increased Focus on Health and Labelling
Asia: Labelling Focus
CIS: Harmonisation
USA: Nutrition Facts Labelling
Innovation and Consumers
Health and Wellness Proposition Continues to Build
Natural Trend Beds In
The Future of Functional Foods
‘Free-From’ Builds on Success
Salt/Fat/Sugar Reduction: Pushing Technological Boundaries
Consumers Refuse to Compromise on Ethics
Ageing Population Opportunities Build
Ingredients Take Centre Stage

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