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Cotton Wool/Buds in the United Kingdom
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Our Cotton Wool in the United Kingdom report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the market at a national level. It provides the latest retail sales data (2000-2005), allowing you to identify the sectors driving growth. It identifies the leading companies, the leading brands and offers strategic analysis of key factors influencing the market – be they new product developments, distribution or pricing issues. Forecasts to 2010 illustrate how the market is set to change.
Data coverage: market sizes (historic and forecasts), company shares and brand shares
Why buy this report?
- Get a detailed picture of the cotton wool industry
- Identify factors driving change
- Understand the competitive environment, the market’s major players and leading brands
- Use five-year forecasts to assess how the market is predicted to develop
With a network of over 600 analysts worldwide, we have the unique capability to develop reliable information resources to help drive informed strategic planning.
Toilet Paper Continues Its Decline
A mature market, DPP witnessed flat growth in value terms in 2006. Relatively strong growth in incontinence products, paper tableware and wipes was counterbalanced by stagnant growth in nappies/diapers/pants and declines in toilet paper and tissues. The decline in sales of toilet paper, which generates the largest value sales, stifled any dramatic growth in the market overall. Private label strength and the protracted price war between the UK’s major multiple retailers were to blame for the declining fortunes of toilet paper.
Ageing Population Offers Opportunities for Incontinence Products
DPP is expected to continue to produce solid growth across incontinence products. Incontinence products will benefit hugely from the UK's ageing population and from the greater awareness of this problem, in part the result of wider distribution and manufacturers’ investments in educational promotions.
Product Innovation Drives Growth
Innovation fuelled increases in value sales in sectors such as wipes. In wipes the major players capitalised on their brands by launching added-value line extensions. For cash-rich, time-poor UK consumers, innovations in wipes continued to hit the mark, especially household care wipes, where new innovations have replaced traditional cleaning methods. Nappies/diapers/pants saw some innovation with stretchable ‘caterpillar’ fit products becoming standard.
Data coverage: market sizes (historic and forecasts), company shares and brand shares
Why buy this report?
- Get a detailed picture of the cotton wool industry
- Identify factors driving change
- Understand the competitive environment, the market’s major players and leading brands
- Use five-year forecasts to assess how the market is predicted to develop
With a network of over 600 analysts worldwide, we have the unique capability to develop reliable information resources to help drive informed strategic planning.
Toilet Paper Continues Its Decline
A mature market, DPP witnessed flat growth in value terms in 2006. Relatively strong growth in incontinence products, paper tableware and wipes was counterbalanced by stagnant growth in nappies/diapers/pants and declines in toilet paper and tissues. The decline in sales of toilet paper, which generates the largest value sales, stifled any dramatic growth in the market overall. Private label strength and the protracted price war between the UK’s major multiple retailers were to blame for the declining fortunes of toilet paper.
Ageing Population Offers Opportunities for Incontinence Products
DPP is expected to continue to produce solid growth across incontinence products. Incontinence products will benefit hugely from the UK's ageing population and from the greater awareness of this problem, in part the result of wider distribution and manufacturers’ investments in educational promotions.
Product Innovation Drives Growth
Innovation fuelled increases in value sales in sectors such as wipes. In wipes the major players capitalised on their brands by launching added-value line extensions. For cash-rich, time-poor UK consumers, innovations in wipes continued to hit the mark, especially household care wipes, where new innovations have replaced traditional cleaning methods. Nappies/diapers/pants saw some innovation with stretchable ‘caterpillar’ fit products becoming standard.
Contents:
DISPOSABLE PAPER PRODUCTS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM 1
Executive Summary 1
Toilet Paper Continues Its Decline 1
Ageing Population Offers Opportunities for Incontinence Products 1
Product Innovation Drives Growth 1
Procter & Gamble Shakes Up Disposable Paper Products 1
“pravs” Influencing Retail Patterns 1
Key Trends and Developments 1
Environmental Issues Making An Impact? 1
Single-person Households 3
Demographics Point To An Ageing Population 5
Consumer Spending Patterns 6
A New Round of Consolidation 8
Market Indicators 9
Table 1 Birth Rates 2001-2006 9
Table 2 Infant Population 2001-206 9
Table 3 Female Population by Age 2001-2006 10
Table 4 Total Population by Age 2001-2006 10
Table 5 Households 2001-2006 11
Table 6 Forecast Infant Population 2006-2011 11
Table 7 Forecast Female Population by Age 2006-2011 11
Table 8 Forecast Total Population by Age 2006-2011 11
Table 9 Forecast Households 2006-2011 12
Market Data 12
Table 10 Retail Sales of Disposable Paper Products by Sector: Value 2001-2006 12
Table 11 Retail Sales of Disposable Paper Products by Sector: % Value Growth 2001-
2006 12
Table 12 Retail Sales of Disposable Paper Products by Distribution Format: %
Analysis 2001/2006 13
Table 13 Retail Sales of Disposable Paper Products by Sector and Distribution
Format: % Analysis 2006 13
Table 14 Penetration of Private Label by Sector 2002-2006 13
Table 15 Forecast Retail Sales of Disposable Paper Products by Sector: Value 2006-
2011 14
Table 16 Forecast Retail Sales of Disposable Paper Products by Sector: % Value
Growth 2006-2011 14
Definitions 14
LOCAL COMPANY PROFILES - UNITED KINGDOM 16
Georgia Pacific UK Ltd 16
Strategic Direction 16
Key Facts 16
Summary 1 Georgia Pacific UK Ltd: Key Facts 16
Summary 2 Georgia Pacific UK Ltd: Operational Indicators 16
Company Background 16
Production 17
Summary 3 Georgia Pacific UK Ltd: Production Statistics 2006 17
Competitive Positioning 17
Summary 4 Georgia Pacific UK Ltd: Competitive Position 2006 17
Johnson & Johnson Ltd 18
Strategic Direction 18
Key Facts 18
Summary 5 Johnson & Johnson Ltd: Key Facts 18
Summary 6 Johnson& Johnson Ltd: Operational Indicators 18
Company Background 18
Production 19
Competitive Positioning 19
Summary 7 Johnson & Johnson Ltd: Competitive Position 2006 19
Kimberly-Clark Holding Ltd 19
Strategic Direction 19
Key Facts 20
Summary 8 Kimberly-Clark Holding Ltd: Key Facts 20
Summary 9 Kimberly-Clark Corp: Operational Indicators 20
Company Background 20
Production 20
Summary 10 Kimberly-Clark Holding Ltd: Production Statistics 2006 21
Competitive Positioning 21
Summary 11 Kimberly-Clark Holding Ltd: Competitive Position 2006 22
Lpc Group Plc 22
Strategic Direction 22
Key Facts 22
Summary 12 LPC Group Plc: Key Facts 22
Summary 13 LPC Group Plc: Operational Indicators 23
Company Background 23
Production 23
Summary 14 LPC Group PLC: Production Statistics 2006 23
Competitive Positioning 24
Procter & Gamble Ltd 24
Strategic Direction 24
Key Facts 25
Summary 15 Procter & Gamble Ltd: Key Facts 25
Summary 16 Procter & Gamble: Operational Indicators 25
Company Background 25
Production 26
Summary 17 Procter & Gamble Ltd: Production Statistics 2006 26
Competitive Positioning 26
Summary 18 Procter & Gamble Ltd: Competitive Position 2006 26
SCA Hygiene Products UK Ltd 26
Strategic Direction 27
Key Facts 27
Summary 19 SCA Hygiene Products UK Ltd: Key Facts 27
Summary 20 SCA Hygiene Products UK Ltd: Operational Indicators 27
Company Background 27
Production 28
Summary 21 SCA Hygiene Products UK Ltd: Production Statistics 2006 28
Competitive Positioning 28
Summary 22 SCA Hygiene Products UK Ltd: Competitive Position 2006 29
COTTON WOOL/BUDS/PADS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM 30
Headlines 30
Trends 30
Competitive Landscape 30
Prospects 31
Sector Data 31
Table 17 Retail Sales of Cotton Wool/Buds: Value 2001-2006 31
Table 18 Retail Sales of Cotton Wool/Buds: % Value Growth 2001-2006 31
Table 19 Cotton Wool/Buds Retail Company Shares 2002-2006 31
Table 20 Cotton Wool/Buds Retail Brand Shares 2003-2006 32
Table 21 Forecast Retail Sales of Cotton Wool/Buds: Value 2006-2011 32
Table 22 Forecast Retail Sales of Cotton Wool/Buds: % Value Growth 2006-2011 32
Executive Summary 1
Toilet Paper Continues Its Decline 1
Ageing Population Offers Opportunities for Incontinence Products 1
Product Innovation Drives Growth 1
Procter & Gamble Shakes Up Disposable Paper Products 1
“pravs” Influencing Retail Patterns 1
Key Trends and Developments 1
Environmental Issues Making An Impact? 1
Single-person Households 3
Demographics Point To An Ageing Population 5
Consumer Spending Patterns 6
A New Round of Consolidation 8
Market Indicators 9
Table 1 Birth Rates 2001-2006 9
Table 2 Infant Population 2001-206 9
Table 3 Female Population by Age 2001-2006 10
Table 4 Total Population by Age 2001-2006 10
Table 5 Households 2001-2006 11
Table 6 Forecast Infant Population 2006-2011 11
Table 7 Forecast Female Population by Age 2006-2011 11
Table 8 Forecast Total Population by Age 2006-2011 11
Table 9 Forecast Households 2006-2011 12
Market Data 12
Table 10 Retail Sales of Disposable Paper Products by Sector: Value 2001-2006 12
Table 11 Retail Sales of Disposable Paper Products by Sector: % Value Growth 2001-
2006 12
Table 12 Retail Sales of Disposable Paper Products by Distribution Format: %
Analysis 2001/2006 13
Table 13 Retail Sales of Disposable Paper Products by Sector and Distribution
Format: % Analysis 2006 13
Table 14 Penetration of Private Label by Sector 2002-2006 13
Table 15 Forecast Retail Sales of Disposable Paper Products by Sector: Value 2006-
2011 14
Table 16 Forecast Retail Sales of Disposable Paper Products by Sector: % Value
Growth 2006-2011 14
Definitions 14
LOCAL COMPANY PROFILES - UNITED KINGDOM 16
Georgia Pacific UK Ltd 16
Strategic Direction 16
Key Facts 16
Summary 1 Georgia Pacific UK Ltd: Key Facts 16
Summary 2 Georgia Pacific UK Ltd: Operational Indicators 16
Company Background 16
Production 17
Summary 3 Georgia Pacific UK Ltd: Production Statistics 2006 17
Competitive Positioning 17
Summary 4 Georgia Pacific UK Ltd: Competitive Position 2006 17
Johnson & Johnson Ltd 18
Strategic Direction 18
Key Facts 18
Summary 5 Johnson & Johnson Ltd: Key Facts 18
Summary 6 Johnson& Johnson Ltd: Operational Indicators 18
Company Background 18
Production 19
Competitive Positioning 19
Summary 7 Johnson & Johnson Ltd: Competitive Position 2006 19
Kimberly-Clark Holding Ltd 19
Strategic Direction 19
Key Facts 20
Summary 8 Kimberly-Clark Holding Ltd: Key Facts 20
Summary 9 Kimberly-Clark Corp: Operational Indicators 20
Company Background 20
Production 20
Summary 10 Kimberly-Clark Holding Ltd: Production Statistics 2006 21
Competitive Positioning 21
Summary 11 Kimberly-Clark Holding Ltd: Competitive Position 2006 22
Lpc Group Plc 22
Strategic Direction 22
Key Facts 22
Summary 12 LPC Group Plc: Key Facts 22
Summary 13 LPC Group Plc: Operational Indicators 23
Company Background 23
Production 23
Summary 14 LPC Group PLC: Production Statistics 2006 23
Competitive Positioning 24
Procter & Gamble Ltd 24
Strategic Direction 24
Key Facts 25
Summary 15 Procter & Gamble Ltd: Key Facts 25
Summary 16 Procter & Gamble: Operational Indicators 25
Company Background 25
Production 26
Summary 17 Procter & Gamble Ltd: Production Statistics 2006 26
Competitive Positioning 26
Summary 18 Procter & Gamble Ltd: Competitive Position 2006 26
SCA Hygiene Products UK Ltd 26
Strategic Direction 27
Key Facts 27
Summary 19 SCA Hygiene Products UK Ltd: Key Facts 27
Summary 20 SCA Hygiene Products UK Ltd: Operational Indicators 27
Company Background 27
Production 28
Summary 21 SCA Hygiene Products UK Ltd: Production Statistics 2006 28
Competitive Positioning 28
Summary 22 SCA Hygiene Products UK Ltd: Competitive Position 2006 29
COTTON WOOL/BUDS/PADS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM 30
Headlines 30
Trends 30
Competitive Landscape 30
Prospects 31
Sector Data 31
Table 17 Retail Sales of Cotton Wool/Buds: Value 2001-2006 31
Table 18 Retail Sales of Cotton Wool/Buds: % Value Growth 2001-2006 31
Table 19 Cotton Wool/Buds Retail Company Shares 2002-2006 31
Table 20 Cotton Wool/Buds Retail Brand Shares 2003-2006 32
Table 21 Forecast Retail Sales of Cotton Wool/Buds: Value 2006-2011 32
Table 22 Forecast Retail Sales of Cotton Wool/Buds: % Value Growth 2006-2011 32
Companies Mentioned
SCA Hygiene Products UK Ltd
Georgia Pacific UK Ltd
Johnson & Johnson Ltd
Kimberly-Clark Holding Ltd
LPC Group PLC
Procter & Gamble Ltd
Georgia Pacific UK Ltd
Johnson & Johnson Ltd
Kimberly-Clark Holding Ltd
LPC Group PLC
Procter & Gamble Ltd
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