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MarketWatch: Food - March 2004Published by: Datamonitor Published: Mar. 25, 2004 - 26 Pages Table of ContentsIn this month’s MarketWatch Industry Update Page 2 Interstate Bakeries ends alliance, Unilever chairman steps down, Coles Myer reports strong sales growth... Industry Comment Page 6 Burger King: expanding menu to attract slimmers Page 6 Elvers: a little more conservation Page 7 Unilever Bestfoods: life begins at 60 Page 8 Hain Celestial: healthy choices Page 8 Allied Bakeries: slice of life Page 9 High-carb foods: fighting the low-carb craze Page 9 Masterfoods: digesting hydration Page 10 Gourmet food: broader market appeal Page 11 Frito-Lay: diet potato chips Page 11 Italian consumer goods: counting the cost of coffee Page 12 Subway: healthier options Page 12 Parmalat: Brazilian fallout Market Snapshots Page 14 UK food & drink: commuting time used to catch up on meals News Headlines Page 15 Krispy Kreme enters Mexico, Danone revenues down, Subway to expand in the UK... Company Spotlight Page 18 Whole Foods Market, Inc. Further Reading Page 23 Index Page 24 AbstractIntroductionDatamonitor's Food MarketWatch contains news, analysis and opinion from the food industry. It covers all the month's major issues and events in marketing, production, retailing, ingredients and foodservice. Scope Insight into the future shape of the market for players at all levels Expert analysis into the implications of the month's important industry events All the month's top business stories in headline and summary form Insight into the structure and competitive position of a key company Report Highlights Burger King has joined a growing number of food and beverage makers eager to ride the popularity of the low-carb diets. The introduction of the bunless Whopper and future salad offerings are expected to improve sales by allowing Burger King to bite into the lucrative low-carb market. A cafe in Rome has been found guilty of artificially inflating prices after the switch to the single European currency, thus confirming the suspicions of many consumers. The court ruling will hopeful deter deliberate 'euroflation' and restore some consumer confidence in pricing, thus stemming any further damage to the consumer sector. Reasons to Purchase Not only keeps you updated about industry events - it also gives you opinion and insight Draws upon Datamonitor analysts' extensive experience to bring you our perspective on the impact of the latest events Provides you with your own news archive to track company and industry progress, giving you an extensive reference to relevant events and issues Get Full Details About This Report >> |
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