Over-40's Consumer: Market Assessment 2002

Published by: Key Note Publications Ltd

Published: Jan. 1, 2002 - 145 Pages

Table of Contents

1. Introduction

• Definition

2. Strategic Overview

• Trends in the UK population
  
• Table 1: UK Population by Age (000), 1990-2004
  
• Changing Life Stages
  
• Table 2: Life Stages of the UK Population (000 and %), 1996-2004
  
• Population and employment
  
• Table 3: Population of Working Age by Employment Status and Sex (million and 000), 1990-2004
  
• The Median Income
  
• Social Trends
  
• Table 5: Socio-Economic Groups in the UK (000 and %), 1990-2004
  
• Table 6: Personal Disposable Income Per Capita at Current Prices (£ and index 1993=100), 1993-2003
  
• The Generation Gap
  
• Key Market Drivers in the UK
  
• Attitudes to ‘growing old’
  
• Deprivation among the over 40s

3. Consumer Dynamics

• Quality of life
  
• Table 7: Consumer Attitudes to Quality of Life and Consumption (% of respondents), 2001
  
• Types of clothes
  
• Table 8: Consumer Attitudes Towards the Clothes Available on the High Street and Modern Fashions (% of respondents) 2001
  
• Spending on clothes
  
• Table 9: Consumer Spending on Clothes (% of respondents) 2001
  
• Advertising
  
• Well-Being
  
• Diet
  
• Table 11: Consumer Attitudes to Diet (% of respondents), 2001
  
• Consumers over 40 and health
  
• Table 12: Consumer Health Awareness (% of respondents), 2001

4. The Food and Beverage Industry

• Functional Foods and beverages/Nutraceuticals
  
• Definition of Functional Foods and Beverages
  
• Functional Food Categories
  
• Functional Beverages
  
• Market Dynamics of Functional Foods and Beverages
  
• Juice Plus
  
• Market Potential
  
• Creating the right flavour
  
• new and Growing Areas in Functional Foods
  
• Organic Food
  
• Bio-Engineered Vitamins
  
• Fortified Water Market
  
• Fortified Sweets
  
• Chewing Gum
  
• Food with a Health angle
  
• Prebiotics, Probiotics and Synbiotics
  
• Reduction of Cholesterol
  
• The UK Market
  
• Legislation is Largest Obstacle
  
• UK MARKET SIZE
  
• Table 13: The UK Functional Foods and Beverages Market by Sector by Value (£m), 1999-2005
  
• Figure 1: The UK Functional Foods and Beverages Market by Sector by Value (£m), 1999-2005
  
• Market trends
  
• Natural and Healthy Foods
  
• Functional Beverages
  
• Table 14: Penetration of RTD Fruit and Vegetable Juices by Age (%), 2001
  
• Figure 2: Penetration of RTD Fruit and Vegetable Juices by Age (%), 2001
  
• Table 15: Penetration of Bottled Mineral Waterr by Age (%), 2001
  
• Self Care
  
• Table 16: Consumer Attitudes to Alternative Medicines and Self-Care (% of respondents), 2001
  
• Consumption of supplements
  
• Table 17: Penetration of Vitamins and Other Supplements by Frequency and Age (%), 2001
  
• Figure 3: Penetration of Vitamins and Other Supplements by Frequency and Age (%), 2001
  
• Table 18: Penetration of Cod-Liver Oil Capsules, Cod-Liver Oil Liquid, Evening Primrose/Sunflower Oil and Multivitamins by Age (%), 2001
  
• Figure 4: Penetration of Cod-Liver Oil Capsules, Cod-Liver Oil Liquid, Evening Primrose/Sunflower Oil and Multivitamins by Age (%), 2001
  
• UK Herbals And Botanicals
  
• Promotion
  
• Public Relations
  
• Advertising
  
• Table 21: Main Media Advertising Expenditure on Selected Cereal and Drink (£000), Year to September 2001
  
• Table 22: Main Media Advertising Expenditure on Selected Prepared Food and Organic Food (£000), Year to September 2001
  
• Distribution
  
• Industry Trends
  
• Competitive structure
  
• Kellogg Company
  
• Corporate Image and Identity
  
• Corporate and Product Strategy
  
• Financial Outlook
  
• Advertising and Promotions
  
• Nestlé SA
  
• Corporate Image and Identity
  
• Corporate and Product Strategy
  
• Financial Outlook
  
• Table 25: Nestlé Consolidated Financial Results ($m) 2000 and 2001
  
• Table 26: Net Sales Data for Nestlé by Region (CHFm), December 1998-2000
  
• Advertising and Promotions
  
• Yakult Honsha Co. Ltd.
  
• Corporate Image and Identity
  
• Corporate and Product Strategy
  
• Financial Outlook
  
• Advertising and Promotions
  
• Novartis AG
  
• Corporate Image and Identity
  
• Corporate and Product Strategy
  
• Financial Outlook
  
• Table 27: Consolidated Results for Novartis AG (CHFm) 2000 and 2001
  
• Advertising and Promotions
  
• Unilever Bestfoods
  
• Corporate Image and Identity
  
• Corporate and Product Strategy
  
• Financial Outlook
  
• Advertising and Promotions
  
• McNeil Consumer Nutritionals UK Ltd (Benecol)
  
• Financial Outlook
  
• Advertising and Promotion
  
• CPC (UK) Ltd (subsidiary of CPC International Inc.)
  
• Financial Outlook
  
• Advertising and Promotion
  
• Retailer Activities
  
• ASDA Supermarkets Group Ltd
  
• J Sainsbury PLC
  
• Tesco PLC
  
• Marks and Spencer PLC

5. An International Perspective

• Introduction
  
• Market size
  
• Table 29: Global Functional Food Market by Region by Value (£bn), 2001
  
• Industry Dynamics
  
• Global Competitive Structure
  
• Functional Foods in the Supermarket
  
• The GLOBAL Supplement Market
  
• Herbal Supplements: A New Segment
  
• Regulations Governing Supplements
  
• Table 30: Global Supplement Retail Market by Region by Value (£bn), 2001
  
• Leading Markets in Functional Foods
  
• The Japanese Market
  
• Herbs and Botanicals in Japan
  
• Consumer Trends in Japan
  
• The US MARKET
  
• Distribution Channels
  
• The European Market
  
• Legislation
  
• Growth Sectors
  
• Target Consumer Groups
  
• Herbal Supplements in Western Europe
  
• Regional Trends in the Herbal Supplement Market
  
• Germany
  
• France
  
• Italy

6. PEST Analysis — Functional Foods

• Overview
  
• Researching into Functional Foods
  
• A Major Stumbling block
  
• Lack of Endorsement from Outside Sources
  
• The Role of the Media
  
• Table 31: Most Influential Sources of Health Information (%), 2001

7. The Future of Functional Foods

8. The Travel/Leisure Industry

• Market Trends
  
• Changing Attitudes to Holidays
  
• New and Old Tourism
  
• Other Market Trends
  
• Socio-Demographic Differences
  
• The Over 60s
  
• Consumer Trends
  
• The Over-40 Consumer and Holidays
  
• Table 32: The Attitudes of Over-40 Consumers in the UK Towards Holidays (% of respondents), 2001
  
• Table 33: The Attitude of the UK Over-40 Consumer to Spending Holidays with People of the Same Age (% of respondents), 2001
  
• UK Tourist Trends
  
• Overseas Residents Travelling to the UK
  
• UK Residents Travelling Abroad
  
• Purpose of Visit
  
• Table 36: Domestic Trips by Purpose of Visit (% of all adult trips†), 2000
  
• Visit by Mode of Travel
  
• Table 37: Visits by Overseas Residents by Visits (000), 1999 and 2000
  
• Table 38: Expenditure by Overseas Residents (£m), 1999 and 2000
  
• UK Visitors Abroad
  
• Table 39: Visits by UK Residents (000), 1999 and 2000
  
• Table 40: Spending by UK Residents (£m), 1999 and 2000
  
• Trends Among the Over 55s
  
• Competitive Structure
  
• Airtours Group
  
• Corporate Image and Identity
  
• Corporate and Product Strategy
  
• Financial Outlook
  
• Advertising and Promotion
  
• First Choice Holidays PLC
  
• Corporate Image and Identity
  
• Corporate and Product Strategy
  
• Financial Outlook
  
• Advertising and Promotion
  
• Thomson Travel Group
  
• Corporate Image and Identity
  
• Corporate and Product Strategy
  
• Financial Outlook
  
• Advertising and Promotion
  
• Thomas Cook (JMC)
  
• Corporate Image and Identity
  
• Corporate and Product Strategy
  
• Financial Outlook
  
• Advertising and Promotion
  
• Saga Holidays
  
• Corporate Image and Identity
  
• Corporate and Product Strategy
  
• Financial Outlook
  
• Advertising and Promotion
  
• P&O Princess Cruises PLC
  
• Corporate Image and Identity
  
• Corporate and Product Strategy
  
• Financial Outlook
  
• Table 41: Financial Results for P&O Princess Cruises PLC ($m), 6 Months to 30th June 2000 and 2001
  
• Advertising and Promotion
  
• The Cruise Industry
  
• Table 45: Reasons for Preferring Cruises to Other Types of Holiday by Cruise Passengers in North America (%), 2000
  
• Table 46: Segment Summary Profile ofCruise Passengers in North America
  
• Alternative Holidays
  
• Advertising
  
• Table 47: Main Media Advertising Expenditure by Travel Agents (£000), Year to September 2001

9. An International Perspective — Global Tourism

• Overview
  
• Table 48: Inbound Visitors to the UK Aged 35 and Over by Visits, Nights Spent and Spending (000 and £m), 1995-2000
  
• Global Inbound Tourists
  
• West to the UK by Visits, Nights Spent and Spending (000 and £m), 1995-2000
  
• Table 50: Long-Haul Inbound Visitors Aged Over 35 Travelling East to the UK by Visits, Nights Spent and Spending (000 and £m), 1995-2000
  
• Regional Trends
  
• Visitors from the US
  
• Table 51: Inbound Visitors to the UK from the US Aged 35 and Over by Visits, Nights Spent and Spending (000 and £m), 1995-2000
  
• Visitors from Japan
  
• Table 52: Inbound Visitors to the UK from Japan Aged 35 and Over by Visits, Nights Spent and Spending (000 and £m), 1995-2000
  
• Visitors from Europe
  
• Table 53: Inbound Visitors to the UK from Europe Aged 35 and Over by Visits, Nights Spent and Spending (000 and £m), 1995-2000
  
• France
  
• Table 54: Inbound Visitors to the UK from France Aged 35 and Over by Visits, Nights Spent and Spending (000 and £m), 1995-2000
  
• Germany
  
• Table 55: Inbound Visitors to the UK from Germany Aged 35 and Over by Visits, Nights Spent and Spending (000 and £m), 1995-2000
  
• Italy
  
• Table 56: Inbound Visitors to the UK from Italy Aged 35 and Over by Visits, Nights Spent and Spending (000 and £m), 1995-2000
  
• Spain
  
• Table 57: Inbound Visitors to the UK from Spain Aged 35 and Over by Visits, Nights Spent and Spending (000 and £m), 1995-2000
  
• The Netherlands
  
• Table 58: Inbound Visitors to the UK from the Netherlands Aged 35 and Over by Visits, Nights Spent and Spending (000 and £m), 1995-2000

10. PEST Analysis — Travel and Leisure

• Table 59: Overseas Tourists to the UK by Number of Tourists and Spending (million, £bn and %), January to September, 2001

11. The Future — Travel and Leisure

12. Glossary of Terms

13. Further Sources

• Trade Associations
  
• Publications
  
• General Sources
  
• Bonnier Information Sources
  
• Government and Official Sources
  
• Other Sources

Abstract

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