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ADHESIVES Market UK 2005Published by: AMA Research Published: Feb. 1, 2005 - 126 Pages Table of Contents1. INTRODUCTION 2. SUMMARY 3. ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT 3.1 GDP 3.2 INFLATION & INTEREST RATES 3.3 UNEMPLOYMENT 3.4 HOUSEHOLD CONSUMPTION 3.5 HOUSING & CONSTRUCTION 3.6 STERLING 3.7 POPULATION PROFILE 3.8 CONCLUSIONS 4. TOTAL UK ADHESIVES AND SEALANT MARKET 4.1 DEFINITION 4.1.1 Main Categories of Adhesives and Sealants 4.1.2 A Review of Major Adhesives and Sealants 4.2 MARKET SIZE AND TRENDS 4.2.1 Historical and Current Situation 4.2.2 Sealants 4.2.3 Glues and adhesives 4.2.4 Adhesives used in the production of adhesive tapes 4.3 END-USE MIX 4.4 MIX OF ADHESIVE AND SEALANT PRODUCTS 4.4.1 Adhesives 4.4.2 Sealants 4.5 TRADE 4.6 KEY MARKET INFLUENCES 4.6.1 Housemoving 4.6.2 DIY Expenditure 4.6.3 Environmental Considerations 4.7 MARKET OUTLOOK 5. INDUSTRIAL ADHESIVES 5.1 MARKET SIZE 5.2 MARKETS BY END USE 5.2.1 Paper and Packaging Industry 5.2.2 The Building and Construction Industry 5.2.3 Transport 5.2.4 Manufacturing and Engineering 5.2.5 Woodworking 5.2.6 Non-Woven Textiles 5.2.7 Bookbinding, Brochures, Leaflets and other Advertising Products 5.2.8 Footwear 5.2.9 Tapes and Labels 5.2.10 Wall and Floor coverings 5.2.11 The Medical Sector 6. RETAIL & TRADE ADHESIVES & SEALANTS 6.1 MARKET SIZE AND TRENDS 6.2 PRODUCT MIX 6.2.1 Overall Mix 6.2.2 Adhesives 6.2.3 Sealants 6.2.4 Fillers 6.2.5 Tapes And Labels 6.3 DISTRIBUTION 6.3.1 Channel Share 6.3.2 DIY Multiples 6.3.3 Merchant Companies 6.3.4 Tile Specialists 6.3.5 Agriculture And Marine 6.3.6 High Street Chains/Grocery Superstores/Stationers 6.3.7 Electrical Wholesalers 7. COMPANIES 7.1 SHARES 7.2 COMPANIES 8. FUTURE PROSPECTS AbstractThe overall UK adhesive market is estimated to be some £722m at manufacturers selling prices (MSP) in 2004. The market fell to a trough in 2000 from which it robustly rebounded the following year. Since then, demand has steadily increased and by 2008 is expected to reach some £790m at MSP, reflecting annual growth of around 2-3% from 2004.Market growth reflects the continued dominance of the paper and packaging sector - boosted by demand from e-commerce and associated distribution; increased demand from DIY and home improvements; and the development of new products opening up a wider range of applications in the medical and manufacturing sectors. Imports from low cost sources in East Europe and Asia will continue to take markets from producers in the developed economies, who are likely to increasingly invest in new technologies to develop products at the high-end of the market.
However, the major current and future threat will come from the high costs of compliance with increasingly stringent environmental regulations that will most certainly render the operations of some producers uneconomic, resulting in the loss of raw materials and therefore adhesive and sealant products. Conversely, this pressure will also stimulate the development of innovative products and raw materials that are environmentally friendly - although the lead-time to the production of economically viable products may be extensive |
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