The U.S. Market for Fruit Products : Packaged Facts

The U.S. Market for Fruit Products

Jun 1, 2001
594 Pages - Pub ID: LA602

Ask a question about this report >

Email a colleague >

Printer format >

Order by fax >

Abstract

Table of Contents

Search Inside Report

Buy By the Section

Related Reports

This two-part study from Packaged Facts covers the U.S. market for fruit beverages and foods, which experienced sales of $12 billion in 2000. The report divides the market into three categories: fruit juice products, including refrigerated drinks, aseptic drinks, shelf-stable bottled drinks, shelf-stable canned drinks, shelf-stable concentrates, frozen concentrates and frozen fruit bars; packaged fruit, including canned/bottled fruit, dried fruit and frozen fruit; and fruit confectionery, including jams/jellies/preserves, fruit rolls/bars/snacks, fruit butters and pie fillings. Branded fresh-cut fruit is also covered on a trend basis.

Part 1 of the report covers the fruit juice products category, while Part 2 covers the packaged fruit and fruit confectionery categories.

For each category, Packaged Facts presents sales data on leading product segments, competitive profiles of leading marketers, marketer and brand shares based on Information Resources Inc.'s InfoScan sales-tracking data, and demographic profiles of consumers based on Simmons Market Research Bureau data for spring 2000. For the overall fruit products market, the report delivers sales data and forecasts for the years 1996 through 2005, examines factors to market growth, identifies leading marketers, analyzes the competitive situation, reviews new product and marketing trends and discusses the distribution and retail milieu.

Parts 1 and 2 of this study are also available separately as stand alone reports.

U.S. Market for Fruit Juice Products - June 2001
U.S. Market for Fruit Food Products - June 2001

Related Reports: