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Organic & Natural Retailing in the US, UK and Germany

Publication Date March 2007
Publisher Verdict
Product Type Brief
Pages 25
ISBN Number not applicable
Product Code VDT00199
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Summary

Introduction

Verdict Research: The UK health & beauty sector will outperform other sectors in 2007, having been the second fastest in 2006. However the main winners have been grocers who take 4 out of every 10 spent on H&B items. Specialists are fighting to protect their businesses - consolidating and repositioning being just two defences. This report analyses market size, dynamics, and profiles key players.

Scope

  • Comprehensive market coverage - ten years' data on health & beauty expenditure broken down into 11 product categories,1996-2007.
  • Extensive profiles of 13 of the major health & beauty retailers including analysis of their retail propositions, store portfolios and strategy.
  • Key operating statistics for each retailer - market shares, sales, store numbers, operating profit margin, sales per sq ft and space allocation.
  • Sales through distribution channels (including specialists, grocers, department stores and mail order) and market shares.

Highlights

Grocers have gained further share of the market and account for over 4 in every 10 spent on health & beauty in the UK. Tesco is getting closer to Boots, the market leader, each year, despite the latter's merger with Alliance.

The four leading supermarkets took 78.1% of market growth over 2006, meaning specialists missed out on 448m in additional sales. Meanwhile Morrison's health & beauty sales overtook Superdrug in 2006 leading to four of the Top Five health & beauty retailers now being grocers and accounting for nearly half the market (44.9%).

Market leader Boots merging with Alliance stemmed its market share slide, but has only increased its lead on Tesco by 0.1 percentage points. Its relatively cautious integration of the two businesses is allowing competitors to make stronger inroads into key areas for Boots - pharmacy, own brand development and premium products.

Reasons to Purchase

  • Assess market dynamics through exclusive market share and market size data.
  • Identify the success stories and growth prospects of the key competitors and benchmark their performance against the market.
  • Learn how supermarkets are impacting the strategies of health and beauty specialists and Verdict's recommendations on how specialists should respond.

Content

    • VERDICT VIEW
    • CATALYST
    • SUMMARY
    • ANALYSIS
    • Overview
    • Key Growth Drivers
    • Retailer Push
    • Consumer Demands
    • Government Initiatives
    • The UK Market
    • The German Market
    • The US Market
    • Whole Foods Market
    • Sales Performance
    • Store Portfolio
    • Whole Foods Market's Entry into the UK
    • Outlook
  • List Of Tables
    • Table 1: UK organic market performance 2001-06
    • Table 2: UK organic market performance 2001-06
    • Table 3: UK Pound Sterling - Dollar exchange rates 2001-06
    • Table 4: Germany organic market performance 2001-06
    • Table 5: Germany organic market performance 2001-06
    • Table 6: Euro - Dollar exchange rates 2001-06
    • Table 7: Germany organic specialist retailers
    • Table 8: Tegut sales performance 2001-06
    • Table 9: USA organic & natural market performance 2000-06
    • Table 10: Whole Foods Market company overview 2007
    • Table 11: Whole Foods Market Sales performance 2001-06
    • Table 12: Whole Foods Market store portfolio 2001-06
  • List Of Figures
    • Figure 1: A trio of growth drivers 2007
    • Figure 2: Whole Foods Market queuing system (NY)
    • Figure 3: Whole Foods Market check out system (New York City)
    • Figure 4: Whole Foods London store size and location SWOT 2007
    • Figure 5: Whole Foods London product offer SWOT 2007