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Volume I: The U.S. Market for Chocolate Candy
November 2002

Abstract:

In a data-intensive yet compact new format, this Packaged Facts report analyses the $14 billion market for chocolate candy, covering the mass-market and gourmet sectors as well as retail and direct sales. Providing comprehensive sales, pricing, retail promotion, national advertising, and consumer data, the report focuses on growth segments, brand competition, and new product trends in an industry where sophisticated market-driven strategies are essential to every player. This report first quantifies the chocolate candy market, covering market size and composition for 1998-2002 as well as projected market growth for 2003-2007. An analysis of the competitive situation follows, addressing marketer and brand shares, consumer demand for product variety and innovation, retailer clout and private-label prospects, and Internet marketing strategies. Next come detailed individual profiles of leading mass marketers, gourmet chocolatiers, and candy shop retailers. The final chapter tabulates and analyzes demographics for chocolate candy overall as well as by consumption level, candy type, and brand line. Use this compact but comprehensive report to keep up with industry developments relating to target marketing, the seasonal/holiday market, brand maintenance and line extensions, novelty and licensed products for kids, nutritional concerns and the nutraceutical segment, and the fast-shifting e-commerce marketplace.

Volume II: The U.S. Market for Non-Chocolate Candy
January 2003

Abstract:

In a data-intensive yet compact new format, this Packaged Facts report analyzes the $8 billion market for non-chocolate candy, covering the mass-market and gourmet sectors as well as retail and direct sales. Providing comprehensive sales, pricing, retail promotion, national advertising, and consumer data, the report focuses on growth segments, brand competition, and new product trends in an industry where flat growth is challenging all players, as reflected in a fresh wave of mergers and acquisitions.

This report first quantifies the non-chocolate candy market, covering market size and composition for 1998 to 2002 as well as projected market growth for 2003 to 2007. An analysis of the competitive situation follows, addressing M&A activity, marketer and brand shares, consumer demand for product variety and innovation, retailer clout and private-label prospects, and Internet marketing strategies. Next come detailed individual profiles of leading mass marketers and novelty and gourmet candymakers. The final chapter tabulates and analyzes demographics for non-chocolate candy overall as well as by consumption level, candy type, and brand line. Use this compact but comprehensive report to keep up with industry developments relating to target marketing, the seasonal/holiday market, brand maintenance and line extensions, novelty and licensed products for kids, nutritional concerns, and the uses of the Internet.

Volume III: The U.S. Market for Gum, Mints & Breath Fresheners
January 2003

Abstract:

In a data-intensive yet compact new format, this Packaged Facts report analyses the $3 billion market for gum, mints, and breath fresheners. Providing comprehensive sales, pricing, retail promotion, national advertising, and consumer data, the report focuses on growth segments (sugarless/value added gum, breath strips, fruity mints, novelty products), brand competition, and new product trends in a market increasingly characterized by free-for-all competition between product segments.

This report first quantifies the market, covering market size and composition for 1998 to 2002 as well as projected market growth for 2003 to 2007. An analysis of the competitive situation follows, addressing consolidation and acquisition/divestment activity, marketer and brand shares, the adult vs. the kid market, the new wave of product benefits, and Internet marketing strategies. Next come detailed individual profiles of leading mass marketers across the gum, mint, and breath freshener segments. The final chapter tabulates and analyzes demographics for the market overall as well as by consumption level, product type, and brand line. Use this compact but comprehensive report to keep up with industry developments relating to target marketing, gum/mint/breath freshener synergies and encroachments, brand maintenance and line extensions, novelty and interactive products for kids, product benefit advances, and the uses of the Internet.

An Executive Overview of all three volumes detailed above will be included in the series package. The overview will provide a cross-comparison of opportunities and competition in these inter-related sectors of the confectionery market.

Volumes in this series may also be purchased separately:

Volume I: The U.S. Market for Chocolate Candy
Volume II: The U.S. Market for Non-Chocolate Candy
Volume III: The U.S. Market for Gum, Mints & Breath Fresheners

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