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Innovation in the USA: New Product Launches, Key Trends and Leading Companies in FMCG for 2005Published by: Business Insights Published: Jun. 1, 2005 - 167 Pages Table of ContentsTable of Contents Innovation In The USA Executive summary 12 Introduction 12 Consumer Packaged Goods overview 12 Innovation in Food 13 Innovation in Beverages 14 Innovation in Health and Beauty Aids 14 Innovation in Household products 15 Innovation in Pet Products 16 Innovation in Miscellaneous Products 16 Chapter 1 Introduction 18 What is this report about? 18 Who is the target reader? 18 Research methodology 18 Report structure 19 Chapter 2 Consumer Packaged Goods overview 22 Summary 22 Top trends for 2005 22 'All things healthy' 22 Whole grains take center stage 23 Get ready for aluminum bottles 23 A Splenda nation 23 Disposables cash in 24 Getting cultured 24 Dissolving strips expand to new territories 24 Biker chic catches on 25 Energy drinks expand into alcohol beverages 25 Allergy-free foods catch fire 25 Indulgence - for pets 26 New product introductions 26 New product reports 27 New product SKUs 27 Innovation ratings by sector 30 Industry packaging claims 31 Chapter 3 Innovation in Food 34 Summary 34 Introduction 34 New product overview 36 New product reports 36 New Stock Keeping Units 37 Relative change in Stock Keeping Units 39 Innovation ratings 41 Packaging claims 42 Category reviews 44 Baby foods 44 Breads & bakery products 45 Cereals 46 Condiments & sauces 48 Confectionery 50 Cookies & crackers 53 Dairy products 54 Desserts 56 Fruits and vegetables 57 Ice cream, novelties & frozen yogurt 59 Jams, jellies, nut butters, sweet toppings & syrups 60 Meal replacements & special diet foods 61 Meals & entrees 61 Meat, fish, poultry 64 Mixes & frostings 67 Pasta & rice 68 Salad dressings, toppings & dips 70 Snacks 71 Soup 74 Staples & seasonings 75 Chapter 4 Innovation in Beverages 80 Summary 80 Introduction 80 New product overview 81 New product reports 81 New Product Stock Keeping Units 82 Relative change in stock keeping units 82 Innovation ratings 83 Packaging claims 84 Category reviews 86 Alcohol & alcohol beverage substitutes 86 Bottled waters 88 Coffee and tea 89 Fruit and vegetable beverages 90 Milk & non-dairy milk, yogurt drinks 92 Miscellaneous beverages 94 Soft drinks & energy beverages 96 Chapter 5 Innovation in Health & Beauty Aids 100 Summary 100 Introduction 101 New product overview 102 New product reports 102 New product stock keeping units 103 Relative change in Stock Keeping Units 104 Innovation ratings 106 Packaging claims 107 Category reviews 108 Baby products 108 Cosmetics 109 Deodorants & anti-perspirants 111 Dieting aids & sports aids 112 First aid 113 Foot & eye care 114 Fragrances 115 Hair care 116 Medications 118 Miscellaneous health & beauty aids 120 Oral hygiene 121 Sanitary & incontinence products 123 Shaving Products 124 Skin care & sun care 125 Soap & bath products 127 Vitamins & supplements 128 Chapter 6 Innovation in Household Products 132 Summary 132 Introduction 132 New product overview 133 New product reports 133 New product Stock Keeping Units 134 Relative change in Stock Keeping Units 135 Innovation ratings 136 Packaging claims 137 Category reviews 138 Air fresheners 138 Cleaners & polishes 139 Insecticides & pesticides 140 Laundry & fabric aids 141 Miscellaneous household 142 Other soaps & cleaning accessories 142 Paper, plastic & foil 143 Chapter 7 Innovation in Pet Products 146 Summary 146 Introduction 146 New product overview 147 New product reports 147 New Product Stock Keeping Units 147 Relative change in Stock Keeping Units 148 Innovation ratings 149 Packaging claims 150 Category reviews 151 Pet foods 151 Pet non-foods 152 Chapter 8 Innovation in Miscellaneous Products 156 Summary 156 Introduction 156 New product overview 157 New product reports 157 New Product Stock Keeping Units 157 Relative change in Stock Keeping Units 158 Innovation ratings 159 Category reviews 160 Automotive 160 Miscellaneous 160 Smoking related 161 Chapter 9 Company overview 164 Leading new product companies, 2004 164 Leading new product companies, by sector 166 List of Figures Figure 2.1: Trends in innovation ratings by sector, 1999-2004 30 Figure 3.2: Trends in food innovation ratings 1999-2004 41 Figure 3.3: Package tag counts of food, by selected claims and positioning, 2002-2004 43 Figure 4.4: Beverage innovation ratings, by innovation type, 1999-2004 84 Figure 4.5: Package tag counts of Beverages, by selected claims and positioning, 2002-2004 86 Figure 5.6: Health and Beauty Aid innovation ratings, by innovation type, 1999-2004 106 Figure 5.7: Package tag counts of Health & Beauty Aids, by selected claims and positioning, 2002-2004 108 Figure 6.8: Household Product innovation ratings, by innovation type, 1999-2004 136 Figure 6.9: Package tag counts of Household Products, by selected claims and positioning, 2002- 2004 137 Figure 7.10: Pet Product innovation ratings, by innovation type, 1999-2004 149 Figure 7.11: Package tag counts of Pet Products, by selected claims and positioning, 2002-2004151 Figure 8.12: Miscellaneous Product innovation ratings, by innovation type, 1999-2004 159 List of Tables Table 2.1: New product reports by sector, 1989-2004 27 Table 2.2: New product SKUs by sector, 1989-2004 27 Table 2.3: Absolute change in SKUs of top 30 categories, gainers by category, 2003-2004 28 Table 2.4: Absolute change in SKUs of top 30 categories, Decliners by category, 2003-2004 29 Table 2.5: Trends in innovation ratings by sector, 1999-2004 30 Table 2.6: Package tag counts of new product introductions, by category and selected claims and positioning, 2002-2004 31 Table 3.7: New food reports by category, 1999-2004 36 Table 3.8: New food reports by category, 1999-2004 (continued) 37 Table 3.9: New food SKUs by category, 1999-2004 37 Table 3.10: New food SKUs by category, 1999-2004 38 Table 3.11: Above average relative change in food SKUs, 2003-2004 39 Table 3.12: Below average relative change in food SKUs, 2003-2004 40 Table 3.13: Trends in food innovation ratings 1999-2004 41 Table 3.14: Package tag counts of food, by selected claims and positioning, 2002-2004 42 Table 3.15: Package tag counts of food, by selected claims and positioning, 2002-2004 (continued) 43 Table 4.16: New Beverage reports by category, 1999-2004 81 Table 4.17: New Beverage SKUs by Category, 1999-2004 82 Table 4.18: Above average relative change in SKUs, Beverages, 2003-2004 82 Table 4.19: Below average relative change in SKUs, Beverages, 2003-2004 83 Table 4.20: Beverage innovation ratings, by innovation type, 1999-2004 83 Table 4.21: Package tag counts of Beverages, by selected claims and positioning, 2002-2004 84 Table 4.22: Package tag counts of Beverages, by selected claims and positioning, 2002-2004 (continued) 85 Table 5.23: New HBA reports by category, 1999-2004 102 Table 5.24: New HBA SKUs by category, 1999-2004 103 Table 5.25: Above average relative change in SKUs, Health & Beauty, 2003-2004 104 Table 5.26: Below average relative change in SKUs, Health & Beauty, 2003-2004 105 Table 5.27: Health and Beauty Aid innovation ratings, by innovation type, 1999-2004 106 Table 5.28: Package tag counts of Health & Beauty Aids, by selected claims and positioning, 2002-2004 107 Table 6.29: New Household reports by category, 1999-2004 133 Table 6.30: New Household SKUs by category, 1999-2004 134 Table 6.31: Above average relative change in SKUs, Household Products, 2003-2004 135 Table 6.32: Below average relative change in SKUs, Household Products, 2003-2004 135 Table 6.33: Household Product innovation ratings, by innovation type, 1999-2004 136 Table 6.34: Package tag counts of Household Products, by selected claims and positioning, 2002- 2004 137 Table 7.35: New Pet reports by category, 1999-2004 147 Table 7.36: New Pet SKUs by category, 1999-2004 147 Table 7.37: Above average relative change in SKUs, Pet Products, 2003-2004 148 Table 7.38: Below average relative change in SKUs, Pet Products, 2003-2004 148 Table 7.39: Pet Product innovation ratings, by innovation type, 1999-2004 149 Table 7.40: Package tag counts of Pet Products, by selected claims and positioning, 2002-2004150 Table 8.41: New Miscellaneous Product reports by category, 1999-2004 157 Table 8.42: New Miscellaneous Product SKUs by category, 1999-2004 157 Table 8.43: Above average relative change in SKUs, Miscellaneous Products, 2003-2004 158 Table 8.44: Below average relative change in SKUs, Miscellaneous Products, 2003-2004 158 Table 8.45: Miscellaneous Product innovation ratings, by innovation type, 1999-2004 159 Table 9.46: Leading new product companies, by SKU count, all sectors 2004 164 Table 9.47: New product introductions by select companies, by SKU count, by sector, 2004 165 Table 9.48: Leading 20 new Food and Beverage product companies, by SKU count, 2004 166 Table 9.49: Leading 10 new Health and Beauty Aid product companies, by SKU count, 2004 167 Table 9.50: Leading 10 new Household Product companies, by SKU count, 2004 167 AbstractEach year thousands of new products in the packaged goods industry are launched by manufacturers hoping to gain consumers interest with innovative developments. This report is a category-by-category summary of new packaged products introduced into the food, drink and retail industries over the last couple of years and provides an in-depth look into the new and emerging trends of the packaged goods industry. Included in this report are tables for each category investigating the trends in innovation and number of new product reports and stock keeping units introduced. Strategic Directors, Product Managers and Marketing Executives of manufacturers will use this report to gain insight into new product and market trends in their own and competing industries.Get Full Details About This Report >> |
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