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The European Market for Organic Fruit & VegetablesPublished by: Organic Monitor Ltd. Published: Jun. 1, 2005 - 104 Pages Table of ContentsChapter 1: Executive Summary Product Definition and Segmentation Market Overview Competitive Overview Strategic Recommendations Conclusions Chapter 2: Research Methodology Report Scope Research Methodology Forecast Assumptions Chapter 3: Industry Overview Industry Overview Industry Development Organic Farmland Regulations & Standards Chapter 4: The European Market for Organic Fruit & Vegetables Market Overview Market Drivers Market Restraints Volume and Revenue Forecasts (2001-2011) Market Trends Country Analysis Distribution Analysis Competitive Analysis Sales Analysis Retailer Analysis Consumer Analysis Chapter 5: The European Market for Organic Fruit Market Overview Volume and Revenue Forecasts (2001-2011) Country Analysis Trade Analysis Pricing Analysis Market Trends Competitive Analysis Sales Analysis Consumer Analysis Product Analysis Chapter 6: The European Market for Organic Vegetables Market Overview Organic Monitor Market Measurements Volume and Revenue Forecasts (2001-2011) Country Analysis Trade Analysis Pricing Analysis Competitive Analysis Sales Analysis Consumer Analysis Product Analysis Chapter 7: List of Selected Companies Traders and Suppliers Retailers Associations, Certifiers & Others AbstractConsumer demand for organic fruit & vegetables continues to strengthen with revenues increasing by 26% between 2001 and 2004. Healthy growth rates are projected to continue as sales channels for organic products broaden.The German market is currently showing the highest growth with organic fruit & vegetable sales volume increasing by 14% in 2004. A major driver is widening availability of organic products in mainstream retailers with a growing number of supermarkets and discount stores introducing organic fresh produce. Increasing sales volume is also going to organic food shops with 40 new supermarkets opening in 2004 alone. Sales of organic fruit & vegetables are concentrated in a handful of countries. Germany and the UK have the largest markets, representing over half of all European revenues. The British organic fruit market, valued at EUR 330 million, is the largest in Europe. Organic fruit & vegetables as a percentage of total sales are highest in Scandinavian and Alpine countries. Get Full Details About This Report >> |
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