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Published by: Business Insights
Published: Apr. 1, 2008 - 127 Pages
Table of Contents
- The Future of Spirits
- Executive Summary
- Introduction
- Growth opportunities in the spirits market
- Leading trends in NPD
- Innovation and NPD
- Major players in the global spirits market
- Future forecasts and emerging markets
- Chapter 1 Introduction
- Summary
- What is this report about?
- Insight into the global spirits market
- Market value to 2010
- Market volume to 2010
- Chapter 2 Growth opportunities in the spirits market
- Summary
- Introduction
- Market value
- Europe
- US
- Japan
- Market volume
- Europe
- Volume versus value growth
- US
- Volume versus value growth
- Japan
- Volume versus value growth
- Regional comparison
- Spirits share of throat versus beer and wine
- Europe
- US
- Japan
- Chapter 3 Leading trends in NPD
- Summary
- Introduction
- Product tags
- Targeting the individual
- Packaging trends
- Premiumization
- Super-premium
- Provenance
- The rising role of private label
- Health
- Natural and fresh
- The organic and ethical approach to spirits
- Functional and fortified
- Energizing
- Low and light
- Chapter 4 Innovation and NPD
- Summary
- Introduction
- Innovation analysis
- By category
- Category analysis
- Vodka
- Whiskey
- Globalization
- Limited edition
- Rare and vintage
- Personalization
- Image revamp
- Brandy
- Gin
- Liqueurs
- Indulgence
- Fresh and natural
- Rum
- Rum punch
- Specialty spirits
- Tequila
- Regional analysis
- Asia-Pacific
- Americas
- Europe
- Rest of the world
- Flavors
- Top 20 flavors of soft drinks
- Future flavors
- Chapter 5 Major players in the global spirits market
- Summary
- Introduction
- Top companies by region
- Asia-Pacific
- Europe
- Middle East & Africa
- North America
- South America
- Bacardi
- Overview
- Brands and markets
- Mergers and acquisitions
- Staff news
- Future plans
- Brown-Forman
- Overview
- Brands and markets
- Mergers and acquisitions
- Staff news
- Future plans
- Diageo
- Overview
- Brands and markets
- Mergers and acquisitions
- Staff news
- Future plans
- Pernod Ricard
- Overview
- Brands and markets
- Mergers and acquisitions
- Staff news
- Future plans
- Chapter 6 Future forecasts and emerging markets
- Summary
- Introduction
- Innovation opportunities and barriers
- Future NPD trends
- Future drivers of growth
- Top 10 emerging markets
- Index
- List of Figures
- Figure 2.1: Spirits market value, by category, $m, Europe, 2010
- Figure 2.2: Spirits market value, by category, $m, US, 2010
- Figure 2.3: Spirits market value, by category, $m, Japan, 2010
- Figure 2.4: Spirits market volume versus value growth, Europe, 2006-2010
- Figure 2.5: Spirits market volume versus value growth, US, 2006-2010
- Figure 2.6: Spirits market volume versus value growth, Japan, 2006-2010
- Figure 2.7: Alcoholic drinks share of throat, Europe, US and Japan, 2010
- Figure 3.8: Flexible pouch packaging for spirits from ShotPak
- Figure 3.9: Edible gold leaf promotes a premium image
- Figure 3.10: The provenance of the water used to make Iceberg Gin gives it a premium edge over standard gin brands
- Figure 3.11: Count Pulaski Nalevka Vodka
- Figure 4.12: Bum Pocket Drink
- Figure 4.13: Percentage share of spirits launched, by category, 2004-2007
- Figure 4.14: Percentage growth of alcoholic drinks launched, by category, 2004-2007
- Figure 4.15: Millet brandy products - popular in Asia - are influencing NPD
- Figure 4.16: Godiva Caramel Milk Chocolate Liqueur
- Figure 4.17: English Fruit Liqueur
- Figure 4.18: Percentage share of products launched, by region, 2004-2007
- Figure 4.19: Black Fly Ultra Premium Vodka
- Figure 4.20: Pearl Persephone Pomegranate Original Flavored Vodka
- Figure 5.21: Percentage of company shares across regions, 2006
- List of Tables
- Table 1.1: Spirits market value, $m, Europe, Japan and the US, 2006 -2010
- Table 1.2: Spirits drinks market volume, liters m, Europe, Japan and the US, 2006 -2010
- Table 2.3: Spirits market value, by category, $m, Europe, 2006 -2010
- Table 2.4: Spirits market value, by category, $m, US, 2006 -2010
- Table 2.5: Spirits market value, by category, $m, Japan, 2006 -2010
- Table 2.6: Spirits market volume, by category, liters m, Europe, 2006 -2010
- Table 2.7: Spirits market volume, by category, liters m, US, 2006 -2010
- Table 2.8: Spirits market volume, by category, liters m, Japan, 2006 -2010
- Table 2.9: Alcoholic drinks share of throat, Europe, 2006 -2010
- Table 2.10: Alcoholic drinks share of throat, Europe, 2006 -2010, cont.
- Table 2.11: Alcoholic drinks share of throat, US, 2006 -2010
- Table 2.12: Alcoholic drinks share of throat, Japan, 2006 -2010
- Table 3.13: Top 20 product tags on spirits launched, 2004-2007
- Table 3.14: Private label alcoholic drinks market value, $m, Europe and US, 2001-2011
- Table 4.15: Percentage share of innovative products launched, by type, 2004-2007
- Table 4.16: Percentage share of innovative products, by category, 2004-2007
- Table 4.17: Top 20 flavors in spirits launched, 2005-2007
- Table 4.18: Top 20 flavors in soft drinks launched, 2005-2007
- Table 6.19: Innovation opportunities and potential barriers in spirits NPD to 2010
- Table 6.20: Market value of spirits, by region, $m, 2006-2010
- Table 6.21: Top 10 emerging markets by growth - market value of spirits by country, $m, 2003-2007
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Key issues examined by this report...
- Beer offers the strongest competition to spirits in Europe and the US. Beer will take the largest share of throat in the European and US alcoholic drinks markets by 2010. Despite the popularity of beer in Germany and the fac t it will continue to take more than half of total share of throat to 2010, spirits is t he only sector set for an increase in share.
- Premiumization is the leading trend in spirits. Super-premium spirits take premiumization to the next level. As premium products become more common in the food and drinks market, manufacturers need to appeal to a more specific, niche target audience if they wish to present their product as super-premium rather than ‘premium for the mass-market’.
- Provenance and quality of ingredients will increase in importance in this sector, particularly in sectors with added ingredients or flavors such as flavored tequila or fortified RTD vodka products. Consumers associate provenance with a ‘premium’; it indicates that a manufacturer has actively sought the best quality ingredients from a particular place, which means that a product must be better and/or worth more to the consumer and the manufacturer.
The Future of Spirits
The innovation response to private label threats and market slowdown
Growth in the global spirits market is beginning to slow and is even declining in some categories. Market consolidation, maturity, private label and health concerns are driving this stagnation. However, new opportunities exist, enabling spirits manufacturers to drive growth and combat these threats through expansion into emerging markets and development in healthy and premium spirits. The Future of Spirits is a new management report published by Business Insights that focuses on the future, and includes in-depth analysis of NPD, branding and marketing activity in the global spirits market. The report analyzes activity by sub-category (brandy, gin, liqueurs, rum, specialty spirits, tequila & mescal, vodka and whiskey) and region (Asia-Pacific, Europe, Latin America, Middle East & Africa and North America). Quantify emerging NPD trends based on product launch data across the leading spirits categories and pinpoint leading regions with this new report.
This new report will enable you to...
- Quantify key spirits markets and growth potential based on market value and volume sales data between 2006 and 2010 across 8 categories, by region (Europe, US, and Japan).
- Improve targeting and the effectiveness of your NPD strategies with this report’s analysis of Productscan data of over 2,000 global new spirits products launched between 2004 and 2007. Contains detailed analysis of fast growth categories, key regions, product claims and flavors.
- Assess growth opportunities in the global spirits market with this report’s analysis of spirits sales data between 2003 and 2007, in 10 key emerging markets including Russia, China and India.
- Learn from best-practice strategies of leading innovators in the spirits market using this report's analysis of companies including Bacardi, Diageo, Brown-Forman and Pernod Ricard.
Your questions answered...
- Which sub-categories lead in terms of value and volume sales in Japan, the US and Europe?
- What are the major trends influencing new product development?
- Are there similarities between NPD trends in the soft drinks and spirits market and if so, what can be lea rned from activity in soft drinks?
- How are the leading players keeping hold of t heir market share in the face of other brand competition and the growing importance of private labels?
- What are the packaging innovations taking place in spirits?
- Is there any potential for healthy, functional and/or fortified spirits?
- Which emerging markets offer the most opportunity for spirits manufactuers?
Some key findings from this report...
- In Europe, sales of private label spirits will experience a CAGR of 4.3% between 2006 and 2011, compared to just 0.3% for beer, cider and FABs and 2.7% for wine. In the US, private label growth in the spirits sector will be slower at 3.2% to 2011, but it is still ahead of the other two alcoholic drinks segments.
- There is increasing consolidation in the spirits market. Diageo and Pernod Ricard lead in terms of sales, global share and range of products across the alcoholic drinks market.
- The top three categories by value in Europe in 2010 will be vodka, whiskey and liqueurs. Tequila & mezcal is the fastest growing category in the region, with a CAGR of 6.3% to 2010.
- Fruit flavors dominate the top 20 flavors used in spirits. The number one flavor in spirits launched is lemon, although its prevalence has fallen over the past few year s from usage in 3.7% of spirits launched in 2005 to 2.5% in 2007.
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