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Food and Drinks Through the Lifecycle (generational marketing)Published by: Leatherhead Food International Published: Aug. 1, 2002 - 215 Pages Table of ContentsINTRODUCTION EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1. OVERVIEW 1.1 Population Trends 1.2 Nutritional Needs and Deficiencies 1.3 Age and Gender Issues 1.4 Key Market Drivers 1.5 Products and Brands 1.6 New Product Development 1.7 Advertising and Promotion 1.8 Future Prospects 2. BABIES AND TODDLERS (0-4 years) 2.1 Population Trends 2.2 Nutritional Needs and Deficiencies 2.3 Age and Gender Issues 2.4 Key Market Drivers 2.5 Products and Brands 2.6 New Product Development 2.7 Advertising and Promotion 2.8 Future Prospects 3. CHILDREN (5-14 years) 3.1 Population Trends 3.2 Nutritional Needs and Deficiencies 3.3 Age and Gender Issues 3.4 Key Market Drivers 3.5 Products and Brands 3.6 New Product Development 3.7 Advertising and Promotion 3.8 Future Prospects 4. TEENAGERS (15-19 years) 4.1 Population Trends 4.2 Nutritional Needs and Deficiencies 4.3 Age and Gender Issues 4.4 Key Market Drivers 4.5 Products and Brands 4.6 New Product Development 4.7 Advertising and Promotion 4.8 Future Prospects 5. YOUNG ADULTS (20-34 years) 5.1 Population Trends 5.2 Nutritional Needs and Deficiencies 5.3 Age and Gender Issues 5.4 Key Market Drivers 5.5 Products and Brands 5.6 New Product Development 5.7 Advertising and Promotion 5.8 Future Prospects 6. MATURE ADULTS (35-59 years) 6.1 Population Trends 6.2 Nutritional Needs and Deficiencies 6.3 Age and Gender Issues 6.4 Key Market Drivers 6.5 Products and Brands 6.6 New Product Development 6.7 Advertising and Promotion 6.8 Future Prospects 7. SENIORS (60-74 years) 7.1 Population Trends 7.2 Nutritional Needs and Deficiencies 7.3 Age and Gender Issues 7.4 Key Market Drivers 7.5 Products and Brands 7.6 New Product Development 7.7 Advertising and Promotion 7.8 Future Prospects 8. ELDERLY PEOPLE (75 years and over) 8.1 Population Trends 8.2 Nutritional Needs and Deficiencies 8.3 Age and Gender Issues 8.4 Key Market Drivers 8.5 Products and Brands 8.6 New Product Development 8.7 Advertising and Promotion 8.8 Future Prospects LIST OF TABLES Table 1.I Population Trends in Selected Countries, 1990-2005 Table 1.II Summary of Major Nutritional Needs and Deficiencies by Age Group Table 1.III Summary of Attitudes to Convenience and Health by Age Group Table 2.I Population of Babies, Toddlers and Pre-School Children aged 0-4 in Selected Countries, 1990-2005 Table 2.II Birth Rates in Selected Countries, 1985-2000 Table 2.III Age and Gender Differentiation Within the Babies and Toddlers Sector Table 2.IV Baby Foods Market by Value in Selected Countries, 1998-2002 Table 2.V Importance of Baby Foods Within Total Food and Drinks Markets, 2001 Table 2.VI Baby Foods Market Shares in Selected Countries, 2001 Table 2.VII Selected Novel Product Activity in the Global Baby Foods Sector, 2000-2002 Table 3.I Population of Children aged 5-14 in Selected Countries, 1990-2005 Table 3.II Age and Gender Differentiation Within the Children’s Sector Table 3.III Average Weekly Income of British Children by Age Group, 1985-2001 Table 3.IV Direct Spending Power of Children in Various Countries Around the World, 2001 Table 3.V Most Important Sectors for Child-Specific Products Table 3.VI Children’s Purchase of Selected Food and Drinks in the World’s Major Markets, 2001 Table 3.VII Percentage Share of Various Food and Drinks in Children’s Total Spending Table 3.VIII Confectionery - Global Market Situation, 2001 Table 3.IX Savoury Snacks - Global Market Situation, 2001 Table 3.X Soft Drinks - Global Market Situation, 2001 Table 3.XI Ice Cream - Global Market Situation, 2001 Table 3.XII Selected International Food Groups and Brands with High Child Appeal Table 3.XIII Selected Children’s Launches in Unusual Product Sectors, 2000-2002 Table 4.I Population of Teenagers aged 15-19 in Selected Countries, 1990-2005 Table 4.II Age and Gender Differentiation in the Teenagers Sector Table 4.III Most Important Food and Drink Sectors Among Teenagers Table 4.IV Flavoured Milks - Market Situation in the US and the UK, 2001 Table 4.V Pizza - Global Market Situation, 2001 Table 4.VI Frozen Hand-Held Snacks - Global Market Situation, 2001 Table 4.VII Reasons US Teenagers Think a Product/Brand is Cool Table 4.VIII Selected Japanese Product Launches Aimed at Students, 1995-2002 Table 4.IX Selected Product Launches Aimed at Regular Computer Users, 1998-2002 Table 5.I Population of Young Adults aged 20-34 in Selected Countries, 1990-2005 Table 5.II Age and Gender Differentiation Within the Young Adults Sector Table 5.III Food and Drink Sectors of Particular Importance Among Young Adults Table 5.IV Sports and Energy Drinks - Global Market Situation, 2001 Table 5.V Premium Packaged Spirits - Market Situation in the UK and the US, 2001 Table 5.VI Cereal Bars - Global Market Situation, 2001 Table 5.VII Olive Oil - Market Situation in Selected Key Countries, 2001 Table 5.VIII Super-premium Ice Cream - Market Situation in the UK and the US, 2001 Table 5.IX Key Brands in Selected Categories with Particular Appeal to Young Adults Table 5.X Selected Product Launches Aimed at Pregnant Women, 2000-2002 Table 5.XI Selected Beauty Food and Drink Product Launches, 1998-2002 Table 6.I Population of Mature Adults aged 35-59 in Selected Countries, 1990-2005 Table 6.II Age and Gender Differentiation Within the Mature Adults Sector Table 6.III Important Product Sectors for Mature Adults by Type Table 6.IV Cooking Sauces - Global Market Situation, 2001 Table 6.V Breakfast Cereals - Global Market Situation, 2001 Table 6.VI Organic Foods - Global Market Situation, 2001 Table 6.VII Probiotic Dairy Products - Global Market Situation, 2001 Table 6.VIII Cholesterol-Lowering Spreads - Global Market Situation, 2001 Table 6.IX Selected Healthy Product Launches Aimed at Mature Women, 1999-2002 Table 7.I Population of Seniors aged 60-74 in Selected Countries, 1990-2005 Table 7.II Seniors - Age and Gender Differentiation Table 7.III Functional Foods - Global Market by Type in 2001 and Forecasts to 2005 Table 7.IV Dietary Supplements - Global Market Situation, 2001 Table 8.I Population of Elderly People aged over 75 in Selected Countries, 1990-2005 Table 8.II Elderly - Age and Gender Differentiation Table 8.III Selected Product Launches Aimed at the Elderly, 2000-2002 Table 8.IV Current and Future Trends in Eating Habits and Food Choices of the Elderly LIST OF FIGURES Figure 1 Breakdown of US Population by Age Group, 1990-2005f Figure 2 Breakdown of UK Population by Age Group, 1990-2005f Figure 3 Breakdown of Japanese Population by Age Group, 1990-2005f Figure 4 Key Age and Gender Issues Through the Age Groups Figure 5 Key Market Drivers Through the Age Groups Figure 6 Attitudes to Products and Brands Through the Age Groups Figure 7 New Product Development Issues Through the Age Groups Figure 8 Advertising and Promotion Issues Through the Age Groups Figure 9 Future Prospects Through the Age Groups Figure 10 Percentage Share of 0-4 Year Olds in the Total Population of Selected Countries, 1990-2005f Figure 11 Births per 1,000 People in Selected Countries, 1985-2000 Figure 12 Percentage Share of 5-14 Year Olds in the Total Population of Selected Countries, 1990-2005f Figure 13 Percentage Share of 15-19 Year Olds in the Total Population of Selected Countries, 1990-2005f Figure 14 Percentage Share of 20-34 Year Olds in the Total Population of Selected Countries, 1990-2005f Figure 15 Percentage Share of 35-59 Year Olds in the Total Population of Selected Countries, 1990-2005f Figure 16 Percentage Share of 60-74 Year Olds in the Total Population of Selected Countries, 1990-2005f Figure 17 Percentage Share of the over 75s in the Total Population of Selected Countries, 1990-2005f LIST OF PLATES Plate 1: Heinz Toddler Biscuits - Heinz (Canada) Plate 2: HiPP Multi Frucht - HiPP (Germany) Plate 3: Heinz coloured ketchup - Heinz (US, UK, Australia, Europe) Plate 4: Dinosaurs - Bernard Matthews (UK) Plate 5: Go-Gurt portable yoghurts - Yoplait (US) Plate 6: Kinder Surprise - Ferrero (World) Plate 7: Frijj - Dairy Crest (UK) Plate 8: Milk Chugs - Dean Foods (US) Plate 9: MicroChips - McCain (UK) Plate 10: ToasterPizza - Chef America (US) Plate 11: TGI Friday’s - Heinz (US) Plate 12: Archers Aqua - Diageo Plate 13: Red Bull - Red Bull Plate 14: NutriGrain - Kellogg Plate 15: Pasta Stir & Serve - Homepride (UK) Plate 16: Harmony - General Mills Plate 17: SoyVital - Vital Woman Plate 18: Everybody - Yoplait (Ireland) Plate 19: Talians - Danone (France) Plate 20: Activ’- Danone (UK and France) Plate 21: Seven Seas Healthy Heart Formula - Seven Seas (UK) Plate 22: Sundown Prostate Health - Rexall Sundown (US) Plate 23: Enlive! - Abbott Laboratories Plate 24: Janef Wafu Jelly - QP Corporation (Japan) AbstractA unique new study looking at the impact of age and gender on eating habits and assessing the opportunities and threats for generational marketing in the food and drinks industry.The essential guide to understanding your target audience in generational marketing
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