Indonesia Food and Drinks Market: Emerging Opportunities

Publication Date	November 2008
Publisher	RNCOS
Product Type	Report
Pages	60
ISBN Number	not applicable
Product Code	RCS00553

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Summary

Indonesia has emerged as one of the rapidly growing food and drinks industry in the South East Asia. Various factors, such as economic growth, increasing urbanization, young affluent population, and numerous regional food health and safety concerns have led to a surge in the industry.

Considering the growth potential, numerous domestic and international players have set up their facilities in a move to penetrate the flourishing market. Major investments have been made in processed food sector, such as canned goods, snack foods and ready meals, says our new research report Indonesia Food and Drinks Market: Emerging Opportunities. Increasing health awareness and safety concerns among Indonesian consumers have further propelled the segment.

The extensive report provides detailed overview on the consumption patterns of Indonesians in various food segments like milk, fruits, vegetables and meat. The beverage segment talks about the type of beverages, their sales and consumption patterns among consumers. This report has been made to help clients in analyzing the opportunities, challenges and the drivers critical to the growth of food and drinks industry in Indonesia.

The future outlook of the industry given in the report is not determined using any econometric or statistical model or evaluation, rather, it depends upon the past and the current market trends. The changing consumer preferences and behavior, and market trends have been thoroughly studied for identifying the future direction of the market.

Indonesia Food and Drinks Market: Emerging Opportunities provides fiveyear industry forecast (20092013) on various food and drinks segments, including:

Consumer expenditure on FBT
Meat
Fruit
Vegetable
Fish
Confectionery
Milk
Coffee
Tea
Alcoholic Drinks
Soft Drinks
Bottled Water

Content

1. Analyst View
2. Indonesia Food & Drinks Industry An Overview
3. Industry Attractions
- 3.1 Favorable Demographics
- 3.2 Increasing Urbanization
- 3.3 Growing Income
- 3.4 Changing Lifestyle
- 3.5 Rising Health Awareness
- 3.6 Government Support
4. Food Consumption Patterns: Historical & Future Analysis to 2013
- 4.1 Meat
- 4.2 Fruits
- 4.3 Vegetables
- 4.4 Fish
- 4.5 Confectionery
- 4.6 Milk
5. Drink Consumption Patterns: Historical & Future Analysis to 2013
- 5.1 Coffee
- 5.2 Tea
- 5.3 Alcoholic Drinks
- 5.4 Soft Drinks
6. Emerging Areas
- 6.1 Growing Demand for Imported Food
- 6.2 Bottled Water
- 6.3 Escalating Demand for Fastfood Outlets
- 6.4 Increasing Demand for Dairy Products
- 6.5 Burgeoning Market for Processed & Packaged Food
- 6.6 Health Food Supplements
- 6.7 Ice Cream Market
- 6.8 Bakery Market
7. Industry Roadblocks
- 7.1 Shortage of Raw Material
- 7.2 Global Financial Turmoil
- 7.3 Underdeveloped Fishing Industry
List of Figures:
- Figure 21: Indonesia Consumer Expenditure on FBT (in Billion US$), 20052008
- Figure 22: Indonesia Forecast for Consumer Expenditure on FBT (in Billion US$), 20092013
- Figure 23: Indonesia Forecast for Consumer Expenditure on FBT (% of Household Spending), 20092013
- Figure 31: Indonesia Population (in Million), 2007 & 2013
- Figure 32: Indonesia Personal Disposable Income (in US$ per Head), 20062008
- Figure 33: Indonesia Forecast for Personal Disposable Income (in US$ per Head), 20092013
- Figure 41: Indonesia Meat Consumption (in Kg per Head), 20052008
- Figure 42: Indonesia Forecast for Meat Consumption (in Kg per Head), 20092013
- Figure 43: Indonesia Broiler Population (in Million), 2007 & 2008
- Figure 44: Indonesia Fruit Consumption (in Kg per Head), 20052008
- Figure 45: Indonesia Forecast for Fruit Consumption (in Kg per Head), 20092013
- Figure 46: Indonesia Vegetable Consumption (in Kg per Head), 20052008
- Figure 47: Indonesia Forecast for Vegetable Consumption (in Kg per Head), 20092013
- Figure 48: Indonesia Fish Consumption (in Kg per Head), 20052008
- Figure 49: Indonesia Forecast for Fish Consumption (in Kg per Head), 20092013
- Figure 410: Indonesia Confectionery Sales (in 000 Tonnes), 20052008
- Figure 411: Indonesia Forecast for Confectionery Sales (in 000 Tonnes), 20092013
- Figure 412: Indonesia Milk Consumption (in Liter per Head), 20052008
- Figure 413: Indonesia Forecast for Milk Consumption (in Liter per Head), 20092013
- Figure 51: Indonesia Coffee Consumption (in Kg per Head), 20052008
- Figure 52: Indonesia Coffee Products Market (in Million US$), 2007 & 2011
- Figure 53: Indonesia Forecast for Coffee Consumption (in Kg per Head), 20092013
- Figure 54: Indonesia Tea Consumption (in Kg per Head), 20052008
- Figure 55: Indonesia Forecast for Tea Consumption (in Kg per Head), 20092013
- Figure 56: Indonesia Alcoholic Drink Sales* (in Million Liter), 20052008
- Figure 57: Indonesia Forecast for Alcoholic Drink Sales* (in Million Liter), 20092013
- Figure 58: Indonesia Soft Drink Sales (in Billion Liter), 20052008
- Figure 59: Indonesia Soft Drink Sales (in Trillion Rp), 20052008
- Figure 510: Indonesia Forecast for Soft Drink Sales (in Billion Liter), 20092013
- Figure 61: Indonesia Forecast for Consumer Expenditure on Hotels & Restaurants (in Billion US$), 20092013
- Figure 62: Indonesia Forecast for International Tourist Arrivals (in Million), 20092013
- Figure 63: Indonesia Bottled Water Sales* (in Billion Liter), 20052008
- Figure 64: Indonesia Forecast for Bottled Water Sales* (in Billion Liter), 20092013
- Figure 65: Indonesia Nonfat Dry Milk Import (in 000 MT), 20072009
- Figure 66: Indonesia Health Food Supplements Market (in Million US$), 20042008
- Figure 67: Indonesia Forecast for Health Food Supplements Market (in Million US$), 20092013
- Figure 68: Indonesia Bakery Market (in Billion US$), 2008 & 2012
- Figure 69: Indonesia Bakery Market (in 000 Tons), 2008 & 2012