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Published by: Business Insights
Published: Mar. 1, 2008 - 109 Pages
Table of Contents
- Next Generation Soft Drinks
- Executive Summary
- Market drivers and issues
- Growth opportunities in soft drinks
- Innovation and NPD in soft drinks
- Key trends in soft drinks
- Conclusions
- Chapter 1 Introduction
- What is this report about?
- Methodology
- Report structure
- Chapter 2 Market drivers and key issues
- Summary
- Introduction
- Health
- Preventive health
- Health regulations
- Article 13
- Effect on soft drink manufacturers
- Private label
- Chapter 3 Growth opportunities in soft
- drinks
- Summary
- Introduction
- Soft drinks market value
- By category
- Carbonated soft drinks
- Energy drinks
- Soft drinks market volume
- By category
- Share of throat
- Share of throat by subcategory across regions
- Europe
- US
- Japan
- Company shares
- Chapter 4 Innovation and NPD in soft drinks
- Summary
- Introduction
- Category analysis
- Bottled water
- Carbonated soft drinks
- Dairy drinks
- Sports and energy drinks
- Food as soft drinks
- Fruit and vegetable flavor drinks
- Health drinks
- RTD tea and coffee
- Regional analysis
- Asia-Pacific
- Europe
- Latin America
- Middle East & Africa
- North America
- Innovation analysis
- Formulation
- Packaging benefit
- By category
- RTD tea and coffee
- Health drinks
- Fruit and vegetable flavored soft drinks
- Product tag analysis
- Flavor analysis
- Chapter 5 Key trends in soft drinks
- Summary
- Introduction
- Health and wellness
- Sustainable energy
- Immunity
- Weight management
- Beauty and anti-ageing
- Indulgence
- Exotic flavors
- Premium packaging
- RTD tea and coffee
- Ethical
- Ethical packaging
- Trust and transparency
- Convenience
- Food as soft drinks
- Chapter 6 Conclusions
- Summary
- Introduction
- Market influences
- Health claim regulations
- Environment
- Market opportunities
- Wellness
- Natural ingredients
- Exotic flavors
- List of Figures
- Figure 2.1: Minute Maid Enhanced Juices - Active; Heart Wise; Multi-Vitamin
- Figure 2.2: Scientific and natural approach to preventive health
- Figure 2.3: Innocent Superfoods Smoothie and Naked Probiotic 100% Juice Smoothie
- Figure 2.4: Beauty + Power Functional Beauty Drink
- Figure 2.5: Luxlait Wellness 4 range of dairy-based health drinks
- Figure 3.6: Share of throat within soft drinks, Europe, 2006-2010
- Figure 3.7: Share of throat within soft drinks, US, 2006-2010
- Figure 3.8: Share of throat within soft drinks, Japan, 2006-2010
- Figure 3.9: Company shares, 2005
- Figure 4.10: Percentage growth of soft drinks launched, by category, 2004-2007
- Figure 4.11: Percentage share of soft drinks launched, by category, 2004-2007
- Figure 4.12: Wild Waters, Flavored Still Water for Kids and Skinny Water
- Figure 4.13: Evian Palace bottle
- Figure 4.14: Mars Refuel and Danone Essensis Pro-Nutris Yogurt Drink
- Figure 4.15: LightFull Satiety Smoothies
- Figure 4.16: PepsiCo’s G2 sports drink
- Figure 4.17: Glaceau’s Vitamin Energy and Relentless Inferno
- Figure 4.18: Innocent Breakfast Thickie Smoothie
- Figure 4.19: Wild Bunch Organic Juice - Beet it
- Figure 4.20: Balance Pure Spring Water for children
- Figure 4.21: Lipton Chai Verde
- Figure 4.22: Percentage share of products launched, by region, 2004-2007
- Figure 4.23: Ito En 100% Vegetable Juice
- Figure 4.24: Tropicana Volupte and Innocents Superfood Smoothie
- Figure 4.25: Bionic Water
- Figure 4.26: Unilever's Vitality shots and Naked Probiotic 100% Juice smoothie
- Figure 4.27: Pocari Sweat and Ozarka Natural Spring water
- Figure 4.28: Level of innovation in soft drinks launched, by category, 2004-2007
- Figure 4.29: Firefly Health Kick and Streamline Fruit2Go
- Figure 4.30: ‘Sonda Frutti Carotti’
- Figure 5.31: The key trends
- Figure 5.32: New To Go Brands Açaí Natural Energy Boost Drink Powder
- Figure 5.33: Works With Water Delicate Balance Natural Flavor Spring and Tymbark Multiwitamina Immunobalance
- Figure 5.34: Naturally Gorgeous
- Figure 5.35: Kanebo Functional Beverage - Lifting Collagen
- Figure 5.36: Solution E Anti-Aging Drink
- Figure 5.37: Dong Suh Ready-to-Drink Natural Healthy Drink
- Figure 5.38: Good Organic Spring Water
- Figure 5.39: Innocent Breakfast Smoothie and Minute Maid Breakfast On the Go Smoothie
- Figure 6.40: V Carbonated Energy Drink
- Figure 6.41: Purity Organic Functional Drink
- List of Tables
- Table 2.1: Population by age group, m, Europe and US, 2001-2011
- Table 2.2: Percentage of private label sales by category, Europe and US, 2000-2010
- Table 3.3: Soft drinks market value, $m, Europe, the US and Japan, 2006-2010
- Table 3.4: Soft drinks market value by category, $m, Europe, the US and Japan, 2006 -2010
- Table 3.5: Soft drinks market volume liters, m, Europe, the US and Japan, 2006-2010
- Table 3.6: Soft drinks market volume by type, liters m, Europe, the US and Japan, 2006 -2010
- Table 3.7: Share of throat - Soft drinks vs. all other drinks (Europe, the US and Japan) 2006-2010
- Table 4.8: Percentage share of innovative products by type, 2004-2007
- Table 4.9: Top 20 product tags on soft drinks launched, 2006-2010
- Table 4.10: Top 20 flavors launched of soft drinks, 2006-2010
AbstractNext Generation Soft Drinks
Innovation in natural, functional and premium beverages
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Key issues examined by this report...- Health claim legislation in Europe beginning to have an impact on soft drinks NPD. Development of condit ion specific drinks has become costly and time intensive as manufacturers have to invest in scientific efficacy of the ingredients/products which in turn lengthens NPD cycles.
- Demand for a prolonged natural energy boost is driving a shift in soft drinks from stimulants (i.e. Red Bull) to a more sustainable energy enhancement.
- Green issues are having an impact on soft dr inks NPD. Manufacturers are developing new ethical packaging innovations such as bioplastics and lightweight packaging.
- Increased tourism is leading to a demand for exotic flavors. Consumers are becoming more experimental and as such are demanding new and exciting flavors in their soft drinks.
Next Generation Soft Drinks
Innovation in natural, functional and premium beverages
There is a shift in the soft drinks market from a focus on functional condition specific products to drinks that have a more general wellness positioning. Driving this movement is consumer demand for natural and exotic ingredients in addition to new health claim regulation in Europe. Next Generation Soft Drinks is a management report published by Business Insights that provides the definitive analysis of the soft drinks market by giving detailed market volume and share of throat data. This report also looks at the key trends that are evolving in the soft drinks market in health, convenience and indulgence and what manufacturers are doing to drive these changes by analysing innovative trend leading brands. Develop more effective NPD strategies for soft drinks using this new report’s analysis of the development of the beverage market by country and product category...
This new report will enable you to...- Predict future market growth levels with this report's analysis of key drivers and inhibitors and understand the impact new European health claim legislation will have on NPD in the soft drinks market.
- Quantify new and emerging soft drinks opportunities using current and forecasted market data across 8 categories in 7 countries (including the US and Europe) to 2010, detailing the size and growth of soft drinks categories including energy and sport drinks, ready to drink tea and coffee and bottled water.
- Improve targeting and the effectiveness of your NPD strategies with this report’s analysis of Productscan data of over 10,000 soft drinks products launched between 2004 and 2007. NPD is analysed in terms of category, region, innovation, packaging type, product tag and flavors.
- Learn from NPD strategies of leading innovators in soft drinks as detailed in this report's analysis of best practice in companies including Coca-Cola, PepsiCo and Innocent.
Your questions answered...- Which soft drink categories will reach t he highest value and volume growth rates?
- Which are the major trends influencing soft drinks NPD?
- How will the soft drinks industry be affected by impending health claim legislations?
- Who is leading the way in innovation in the soft drinks industry?
- How is premiumization affecting the soft drinks industry?
Some key findings from this report...- The total combined market value of the US, Japanese and European soft drinks market is expected to increase by a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 2.7% to $4 81.5 billion by 2010.
- Europe will experience the largest increase in market volume in the soft drinks sector, with a CAGR of 4.2% predicted to 2010.
- Sports and energy drinks saw an increase of 47% in product launches between 2004 and 2007. This is a result of the trend for health and wellness drinks that provide susta inable energy.
- By 2010, 27.4% of all sof t drinks sold will be private label. Private label soft drinks manufacturers remain a threat to branded soft drinks manufacturers and will continue to do so in the coming years.
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