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The patient monitoring devices market in BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India, and China) is expected to witness significant growth due to increasing life expectancy, government-initiated healthcare reforms, rising income of middle class, and the growing urban population in these nations. The market is expected to reach ~$835 million in 2010, and is expected to have a high CAGR of 29.08% from 2010 to 2015.

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This research report categorizes the BRIC patient monitoring devices market into the following segments:
Patient monitors (single and multi-parameter monitors)
Vital signs monitors (non-invasive blood pressure monitors, end-tidal carbon dioxide, and pulse oximetry monitors)
Fetal monitors (doppler and invasive monitors)
Anesthesia monitors
Neonatal monitors

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Key questions answered
Which are the high-growth segments/cash cows and how is the market segmented in terms of vital signs monitors, patient monitors and fetal monitors?
What are market estimates and forecasts; which markets are doing well and which are not?
Where are the gaps and opportunities; what is driving the market?
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Glass is a material that has been used in the food and drinks industry as a form of packaging and is often used for premium purposes. The material also has a number of ethical benefits such as being recyclable and reusable and is one of the only materials that can be easily recycled as part of a simple process. Furthermore, the structure of the material will not deteriorate when reprocessed.

The global glass packaging market for food and drinks was valued at about $26bn in the year ended December 2009. In Western Europe and the US, the market is fairly mature. However, growth in the industry will primarily come from the key emerging markets such as China, India and Russia. Ethical concerns relating to sustainable packaging will drive innovation and demand for glass packaging.

The report contains a summary of innovative and novel products in glass packaging launched between May 2006 and April 2009 as reported by Product Launch Analytics, an in-house database of new product launches. Innovation and NPD are analyzed by region and end-user industry and emerging market trends are illustrated in the report.

Key Features
  • Key trends, market drivers and resistors to the growth of global glass packaging market.
  • Role of the key sustainability factors associated with glass that positions it as a preferred packaging material across food and drinks sectors.
  • Analysis of food and drinks launched in innovative glass packaging between 2006 and 2009 from the data sourced from Product Launch Analytics.
  • NPD and innovation trends in glass packaging across various geographies and food and drinks categories.
  • An investigation into the role played by NPD and innovations in glass packaging for product differentiation among food and drinks manufacturers.
Key Benefits
  • Predict future growth areas in glass packaging based on this report’s findings on packaging innovations and NPD by food and drinks categories primarily in Europe, Asia-Pacific and North America.
  • Identify key trends that are shaping the glass packaging market and examine the key market drivers over the next five years detailing trends in packaging innovation.
  • Improve the targeting and effectiveness of your NPD strategy using this report’s analysis of products launch data of over 22,000 product launched between 2006–09.
  • Learn from the NPD and innovations in glass packaging by major players in the global market for packaging materials to effectively replicate their successes in the future growth markets.
  • Discover the impact of consumer and sustainability/regulatory drivers on glass packaging market and examine the most innovative products launched and areas of opportunity for the manufacturers.
Key findings

The FDA in the US designates glass as a ‘Generally Recognized as Safe’ (GRAS) packaging material. The safety of glass is primarily attributed to its two features: inertness and impermeability. Glass containers offer better protection for sensitive food and drugs due to its impermeable nature.

The global glass packaging market for food and drinks was valued at about $26bn in the year ended December 2009. Asia-Pacific is the largest glass packaging market with 35.7% share by value while Europe registered a 30.7% share in this market in 2009.

Europe is the largest market with 47.3% share of all new food and drinks launched in glass packages in 2009. Asia-Pacific ranked second in order after Europe, recording 20.0% share of all NPD in food and drinks in glass packaging in 2009, an increase of 3.3 percentage points over 2006.

Among all new food and drinks launched in 2009, 15.5% were packaged in glass, a decline of 0.7 percentage points over 2006. Food products accounted for the largest share, 49.6% of all new launches made in glass packaging in 2009, an increase of 6.7 percentage points over 2006. Increasing use of glass packaging in sauces, dressings and condiments, and sweet and savory spreads contributed to the growth in share of foods with glass packaging through 2006–09.

Manufacturers of premium and delicate products still prefer ergonomically molded glass containers with sleek looks and designs that better highlights the upscale credentials of the product. Enabling technologies such as advanced narrow neck-press-blow, blow-blow technologies and internal embossing has reduced the overall weight of glass packaging. Apart from meeting sustainability norms set by the regulatory authorities, such lightweight packaging adds to the consumer’s convenience, lowers their carbon footprint and reduces distribution costs for the manufacturers.

The global market for nutraceuticals/functional drinks is projected to grow at a CAGR of 6.8% during 2009–14 with a significant demand emerging from Japan. Glass as a packaging material is coherent with the attributes of these functional beverages due its characteristic properties of purity, quality, and sustainability.

Key questions answered by this report
  • What are the key drivers and resistors to the growth of global glass packaging market for food and drinks?
  • What change in consumer behavior in conjunction with sustainability factors are driving NPD and innovations in glass packaging?
  • What are the key growth opportunities within the glass packaging market?
  • What was the size of the global glass packaging market by value in 2009 and which geographic regions and food and drinks categories registered highest NPD in glass packaging during 2006–09?
  • How food and drinks manufacturers will benefit from advancement in technologies in the glass packaging market?
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Over the past few years, pharmaceutical sales in the emerging markets have regularly been growing at double-digit rates, albeit in some of the markets there has been a temporary blip caused by the global credit crunch. Much of the recent growth has been fuelled by an expansion in public sector health insurance coverage, which means that drug reimbursement is much more widespread than in the past. However, the growth of reimbursement systems, combined with the ongoing global economic difficulties, has put pressure on governments to introduce more rigorous price-control mechanisms than in the past.
This report provides a concise examination of the pricing and reimbursement environment in seven of the most important emerging markets. In doing so, it highlights differences in the pricing methodology used in the public and private sectors, and it also focuses on differences in the pricing structure for originator drugs and generics.

The report does not limit itself merely to what is happening currently, but also explores how government policy in each of the individual emerging markets is likely to shape the P&R environment in the future. The seven key emerging markets covered in this report are Brazil, China, India, Mexico, Russia, South Korea, Turkey

Key features of this report
  • The report tracks the development of the health insurance system (both public and private) in each of the seven emerging markets, and explores issues such as sources of funding and population coverage.
  • The report provides a detailed analysis of the reimbursement environment in each of the seven emerging markets, paying particular attention to how it relates to the market’s health insurance system.
  • The report provides a detailed analysis of the pricing structure in each of the seven emerging markets, differentiating between the structure that is in place for originator drugs and generics. Where applicable, it also examines how the pricing mechanism differs for the private and public sectors.
  • The report provides a unique insight into the role that is played by the distribution chain from a P&R perspective, examining both formal and informal distribution margins.
  • The report examines government policy in relation to pricing & reimbursement, and looks ahead to what changes in the P&R environment are likely to take place in the future.
Key benefits from reading this report
  • Allows marketers to operate with confidence in the often complex pricing and reimbursement (P&R) environment in seven key emerging markets.
  • Allows marketers to prepare fully for the impact that the arrival of generic competition would cause from a P&R perspective.
  • Provides marketers with vital intelligence about the sometimes murky criteria that are used for the inclusion of drugs on government reimbursement lists.
  • Forewarns marketers about rebates on official prices that are sometimes mandatory in the public sector.
  • Provides marketers with an insight into distribution practices, including kickbacks and informal margins.
  • Allows marketers to plan ahead with confidence by looking ahead to the P&R policies that are likely to help shape these seven markets in the future.
Key findings of this report
Each of the seven emerging markets under review has its own unique P&R environment. Even in those emerging markets where reference-pricing is used, there is a wide variation in the countries that are being referenced.

Despite the expansion of public sector health insurance coverage, a high proportion of expenditure is still derived from out-of-pocket payments by consumers.

The recent global economic upheaval has placed additional stresses on the P&R environment of the emerging markets, and it has encouraged the imposition of new price control mechanisms.

However, despite this economic upheaval, governments in the emerging markets are pressing ahead with previous plans to expand public sector health insurance coverage (and by extension to increase the accessibility of drugs).

The proportion of people using private sector health insurance coverage remains very limited in most of the emerging markets. However, in several markets, the uptake of private sector health insurance is growing rapidly from a small base, mainly in urban areas.

The authorities in several emerging markets have been seeking ways to encourage a greater uptake of generics instead of expensive branded drugs. Nevertheless, in countries such as China there is scope for a higher number of innovative drugs to be reimbursed.

Future growth prospects for all seven of the emerging markets remain strong.

Key questions answered by this report
  • What is the precise pricing methodology used by each of the emerging markets?
  • What role is played by the distribution chain in the pricing of drugs?
  • Are there differences in the pricing structure for local drugs and imported drugs?
  • In what way does the arrival of generic competition impact on the pricing of originator drugs?
  • Are there any special pricing requirements for drugs used by the public sector?
  • Are there any variations in pricing on a regional level?
  • How quickly is public health insurance coverage expanding?
  • Are reimbursement lists beginning to include a larger number of innovator drugs?
  • Are governments maintaining previous commitments to increase healthcare spending?
  • In what direction is government policy taking the markets from a P&R perspective?
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Beer is an alcoholic beverage made from brewing and fermentation of starched derived from malted barley and can be classified into three categories as enlisted below. The global beer market was valued at around $546bn in 2009, an increase of 1.5% over 2008. Business Insights forecasts this market to grow at a CAGR of 1.8% during 2009–14 to reach a value of about $596bn in 2014. In Western Europe and the US, the beer market is matured registering a moderate growth rate. Emerging markets such as China, India, Thailand, Nigeria and Vietnam will play a critical role in the development of global beer industry due to rise in purchasing power of middle class population and investment in food and drink supply chain infrastructure. Ethical concerns are driving innovation and NPD in packaging material with PET emerging as a major threat to glass led by enabling technologies strengthening barrier properties of PET.

The report contains a summary of the important and novel beer launched between April 2006 and March 2010 as reported by Product Launch Analytics, an in-house database of new product launches in fast moving consumer goods. This report analyzes market data on the value growth of the beer market. Innovation and NPD are analyzed by region and category and emerging market trends are illustrated in the report. Moreover, this report enables manufacturers to identify the emerging trends and growth opportunities in beer.

Key features of this report

  • Dynamics of the major beer markets during the period 2009–14.
  • Key trends, market drivers and resistors to the growth of global beer markets.
  • NPD and innovation trends in the major beer markets based on the analysis of growth in major categories and sub-categories.
  • Analysis of innovative new beer products launched between 2006 and 2009 from the data sourced from Product Launch Analytics.
  • Investigating NPD and innovations in formulations, packaging and positioning in beer, and how these innovations help in product differentiation for beer manufacturers.

Scope of this report

  • Predict future growth areas in beer based on this report’s forecasts to 2014 of market value by category and sub-category in Europe, North America and Asia-Pacific.
  • Identify key trends that are shaping the beer market and examine the key market drivers to 2014 detailing trends in innovation, packaging and product tags.
  • Improve the targeting and effectiveness of your NPD strategy using this report’s analysis of products launch data of over 3,165 product launched between 2006–09.
  • Learn from the NPD and innovations in the global beer markets to replicate their successes effectively in the future growth markets.

Key Market Issues

  • Competition from other alcoholic beverages – Beer has been losing share to rival competitors such as wine and spirits. Wine has been gaining share in Europe due to its antioxidant properties and easy pairing with any food. Spirits is gaining share in the US due to increased promotional efforts including advertisements on television, availability of wide array of flavored products at various price points ranging from above-premium offerings to value-priced offerings
  • Prohibition on smoking in public places in the European Union – Partial and complete bans imposed on smoking in public places in countries all over Europe has led to an adverse impact on the frequency of visits to on-trade premises and in turn clip the sales volumes of alcoholic beverages. With recession curbing the purchasing power of consumers and smoking ban the desire to visit on-trade channels, the frequency of purchase of beer in retail outlets will increase, causing off-trade channels to outperform on-trade channels.
  • Preventing alcohol abuse through restriction on promotional activities – The approval of the proposition drawn by the UN health agency to prevent alcohol abuse in the first half of 2010 by prohibiting promotion of alcohol to young consumers either through advertisements or through sales promotions will cause brewers to reconsider their strategy to penetrate developing markets. With growth slowing down in developed economies, such prohibitions on promotional activities will make it difficult for international brands to penetrate emerging markets and gain share from domestic players

Key findings from this report

  • Europe was the largest market for beer in 2009 valued at approximately $267bn and projected to grow at a minimal CAGR of 0.03% during 2009–14. Health conscious consumers in Europe prefer to consume healthier alternatives such as wine will slowdown the uptake of beer in the region
  • Among all sub-categories of beer, standard lager recorded largest share of 53.2% (approximately $290bn) by value in 2009. This category is projected to grow at a CAGR of 2.1% during 2009–14 to reach nearly $321bn in 2014. The pre-mixed spirits, alcoholic soft drinks and specialty beer with projected CAGR of 2.7%, 2.2% and 2.1% respectively will be the fastest growing sub-categories in the global beer market during 2009–14.
  • Among all the new launches made through 2006–09, only 5.6% were tagged as innovative with innovation in formulation accounting for the largest share, 69.6% in 2009 driven primarily by product line extension through launch of novel flavors. Beer category leads innovative launches in formulation and has been in line with the trends of sustainability, health and premiumization.
  • Bottles have been largely used for packaging purpose in the beer market through 2006–09, accounting for 55.3% share in all the new launches made globally in 2009 followed by cans with a share of 27.6%. PET packaging is slowly gaining grounds at the expense of glass bottles due to the light weight, unbreakable nature and easy to handle characteristics and is touted as an upcoming trend for future packaging materials.

Key questions answered

  • What are the key drivers and resistors to the growth of global beer markets?
  • What key consumer trends are driving NPD and innovations in beer?
  • What are the key growth opportunities within the beer market?
  • What was the market size of the global beer market by value in 2009 and what will be the market size of the global beer market during 2009–14?
  • Which beer categories and sub-categories will achieve the highest value growth during 2009-14?

Table of Contents

Innovations in Beer

Executive summary 10

Market drivers and resistors 10

Growth opportunities in the beer market 11

Innovation and NPD in the beer market 12

Key trends and product examples 13

Chapter 1 Introduction 16

What is this report about? 16

The market defined 17

Report structure 17

Chapter 2 Market drivers and resistors 20

Summary 20

Introduction 20

Driving growth in the beer market 21

Resurgence in DPI 22

Emergence of middle class 23

Increase in on-trade drinking among women 25

Responsible drinking 28

Campaign to reduce binge drinking 28

Preventing underage beer sales 29

Preventing drink driving 30

Restricting growth in the beer market 30

Competition from other alcoholic beverages 30

Regulatory issues 33

Smoking bans in public places in the EU 33

Preventing alcohol abuse through restrictions on promotional

activities 34

Tax structure 34

Chapter 3 Growth opportunities in beer

market 38

Summary 38

Introduction 39

Beer market value overview 39

Value by geography 41

Value by country 42

Value by category and sub-category 44

Performance of beer sub-categories in Europe 47

Performance of beer sub-categories in Asia Pacific 48

Performance of beer sub-categories in North America 49

Emerging beer markets 50

Chapter 4 Innovation and NPD in the beer

market 54

Summary 54

Introduction 55

Innovation type 55

Regional analysis 56

Europe 57

Asia Pacific 60

North America 64

Category analysis 69

Category overview 69

Beer 70

Cider 72

Packaging analysis 74

Packaging overview 74

Changing position of beer 78

Flavor trends 80

Chapter 5 Key trends and product

examples 84

Summary 84

Introduction 84

Premium/indulgence 85

New areas of NPD 85

Complementing food 86

Sensory appeal 87

Health 89

Fortified beer 89

Vitamin fortified beer 89

Mineral enriched beer 90

High in polyphenols 91

Weight management 92

Reduced serving sizes 92

Low calorie 93

New genre beer 94

Natural 95

High quality, less processed ingredients 95

Adverse impact of additives 98

Sustainability 99

Organic beer 99

Fairtrade beer 100

Ethical production practices 101

Sustainable packaging 102

Alternative sustainable packaging material – PET 103

Convenience 105

Convenient packaging 105

Beers emulating soft drinks and other alcoholic drinks 109

Borrowing functional ingredients from soft drinks 109

Soft drink mixes 111

Beer mixes 112

Wine mixes 113

Chapter 6 Conclusions 116

Key trends for the future 116

Increasing consumer interaction 116

Growth of emerging markets 116

PET packaging 118

Category blurring 118

Private label 118

Index 120

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