December 2010, 270 pages, EUR 1,199, Global Sales of Organic Food & Drink Recovering. The global market for organic food & drink is recovering from the financial crisis. After several years of double-digit growth, the market expanded by just 5 percent in 2009. Healthy growth rates are resuming as ‘mainstreaming’ of organic […]
#3002-40 The North American Market for Organic Food & Drink
December 2010, 50 pages, EUR 599, Healthy Market Growth Rates Continue. Organic food & drink sales have shown resilience to the economic slowdown, with market growth rates continuing at healthy rates. Outpacing the European market, North America now has the largest market for organic products in the world. Although the US comprises the […]
#1002-40 The European Market for Organic Food & Drink
December 2010, 80 pages, EUR 599, European Organic Products Market Bouncing Back. European organic food & drink sales are bouncing back from the economic slowdown. Consumer demand for organic products has been affected by declining disposable incomes and retailers reducing their organic product ranges. The UK and German organic product markets were the […]
The Future of Organic Products: Brands or Retailer Private Labels?
There is some debate about the future growth of the organic products industry. Is it with brands or retailer private labels? The industry has been built by brands that have crossed over from specialist to mainstream retailers. However, new research shows retailer private labels are showing the highest sales growth in the current environment. O Organics […]
US: Organic Supply Chains Consolidate as Supernatural Emerges
Organic food & drink companies need to innovative to keep their share of the supply chain as market consolidation occurs. Following the approval of its acquisition of rival Wild Oats, Whole Foods Market has become the single most important natural food retailer in North America. The growing power of this ‘supernatural’ retailer is expected to […]