Indian Food Retailing

Publication Date	October 2007
Publisher	Cygnus
Product Type	Report
Pages	107
ISBN Number	not applicable
Product Code	CYG00054

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Summary

Introduction

Food retailing is spreading across the country and making its presence felt in different parts. In the last few years it has gained tremendous momentum along with some major giants making entry into this segment of retailing and offering exhaustive product range and services to the consumers. Indian food retail market size is estimated to be around US$161.7 billion in 2006 which has grown by 3.96% in 2000-05.

Key Findings & Highlights

Food retailing industry size is estimated be at US$3,007 billion in 2006. An observation of the retails formats shows that supermarkets/hypermarkets are dominant form of retail format that account for 53% of total food retail sales.

Few peculiar characteristics signify India's retail trade; dominance of regional players, huge variation in spending in each region that pose difficulty in evolving a uniform successful retail format

Factors behind faster growth of food retailing industry in India are, increasing personal and disposable income, need for convenience, faster life style and increasing consumers' awareness through the reach of media.

Key Issues & Facts

What is the market size and scope of food retailing industry in India?
What are the current market trends?
What are the various challenges and opportunities for the industry?
Which factors are driving growth in the sector?
What is the segment-wise performance of the food retailing industry?
Who are the key players operating in the industry?

Content

1. Introduction
2. Global Food Retailing Industry Overview
3. Indian Food Retailing Industry
4. Growth Drivers
- 4.1 Income Factor
- 4.2 Increasing Health Consciousness
- 4.3 Increasing Quality Consciousness
- 4.4 Need For Convenience
- 4.5 One-Stop Shopping
- 4.6 Fast Life Style
- 4.7 Convenience Food With Variety
- 4.8 Increasing Consumer Awareness Due To Media Exposure
5. Major Players
- 5.1 Apna Bazaar
- 5.2 Food Bazaar
- 5.3 Food World
- 5.4 Mtr Foods
- 5.5 The Nilgiris
- 5.6 Spencer's Retail
- 5.7 Subhishka
- 5.8 Reliance Fresh
- 5.9 Trinethra Superretail
- 5.10 Bharti Retail
6. Issues And Challenges
- 6.1 The High Cost Of Quality Retail Spaces And Stringent Land & Property Laws
- 6.2 High Property Tax On Commercial Places In Major Cities
- 6.3 Lack Of Industrial Status
- 6.4 Limitations Due To Stringent Labour Laws
- 6.5 Lack Of Basic And Secondary Infrastructure
- 6.6 Lack Of Good Software Supporting Infrastructure
- 6.7 Extensive Distribution Network
- 6.8 Supply Chain Issues
- 6.9 Consolidation Problem
- 6.10 Intrinsic Complexity Of Retailing - Rapid Price Changes, Constant Threat Of Product
- 6.11 Capital Requirement Issues
- 6.12 Economies Of Trade
- 6.13 Use Of It To Decrease Cost In The Long Run
- 6.14 Managing Channel Conflicts
- 6.15 Non Availability Of Skilled Manpower Cygnus Business
4 Consulting & Research
2007 Industry Insight -Indian Food Retailng Industry
- 6.16 Differences Between Urban-Rural Consumers
- 6.17 Geographical Disadvantages
- 6.18 Automatic Approval Is Not Allowed For Foreign Investment In Retail
- 6.19 Taxation, That Favors Small Retail Businesses
- 6.20 Learning Consumer Psychography
7. Regulations And Policies
- 7.1 Regulations And Laws Covering General Retailing Business
- 7.2 Regulations And Laws Covering Food Retailing
8. Critical Success Factors
9. Industry Outlook
List Of Tables
- Table 1: Share Of Top 10 Companies In 2006
- Table 2: Classification Of Countries Based On Income Level
- Table 3: Food Consumption In Rural And Urban Areas (Rs. Billion)
- Table 4: Retail Outlets Distribution In India
- Table 5: Money Spending Priorities Across Regions In India
- Table 6: Regional Dominance In Food Retailing
- Table 7: Characteristics Of Different Retail Formats In India
- Table 8: Projected Growth In Income Classes In India
- Table 9: Property Tax Rates For Commercial, Tenanted Spaces In Different Indian Cities In 2004
- Table 10: Issues/Constraints In And Its Implications On Food Retailing In India
List Of Figures
- Figure 1: Share Of Sales By Type Of Market
- Figure 2: Food Retail Sales By Department (% To Total Sales)
- Figure 3: Distribution Of Top 250 Retailers Across The Globe
- Figure 4: Food Expenditure Patterns Among Various Income Class Countries
- Figure 5: Food Expenditure Patterns Among Various Income Class Countries
- Figure 6: Indian Food Retailing Industry Size And Growth
- Figure 7: Indian Food Retail-Segment Wise Market Share
- Figure 8: Food Retail Market Segmentation In Asian Region (% Share, By Value) In 2005
- Figure 9: Benefits To The Government
- Fig 10: Evolution Of Critical Success Factors In Retail