LONDON, Jan. 18, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Report
Overview
This report examines the European, Middle Eastern and African
market for flavours and fragrances and their different uses in
industry.
The sections within this report cover the following market
sectors:
Flavours
- Bakery
- Beverages
- Confectionery
- Dairy
- Meat
- Oral Hygiene and Pharmaceuticals
- Savoury Convenience Foods
- Snacks
- Others (including Pet Food and Tobacco)
Fragrances
- Cosmetics and Toiletries
- Fine Fragrances
- Household Cleaners and Air Fresheners
- Soap and Detergents
- Others (including Candles, Aromatherapy and Insecticides)
This study is the tenth edition of IAL Consultants' global flavours
and fragrances report. The information included herein is based on
an extensive programme of interviews throughout the flavours and
fragrances industry, involving flavours and fragrances producers
and relevant trade associations, plus a comprehensive review of all
available published data. The research for this report was
undertaken during the second half of 2016.
Scope of Study
This report describes the consumption of compounded flavours and
fragrances by manufacturers of finished products such as packaged
food, beverages, toiletries and cleaning products. The consumption
is reported for the country in which the finished goods are
produced.
Food ingredients, extracts, essential oils and aroma chemicals are
not included in IAL's definition. However, as overlap can occur
within companies' accounting of the industry, the possibility of
double counting cannot be absolutely excluded.
The following regions are included in this volume:
- Western Europe
- Central and Eastern Europe
- Middle East and Africa
For the purposes of this report, the three regions will together be
referred to as EMEA (Europe,
Middle East and Africa).
These three major geographical areas break down further into the
following countries:
Western Europe:
Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, UK
Central & Eastern
Europe: Belarus,
Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech
Republic, Estonia,
Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Slovakia, Turkey, Ukraine
Middle East & Africa: Algeria, Angola, Cameroon, Egypt, Ghana,
Iran, Israel, Kenya, Kuwait, Lebanon, Morocco, Mozambique, Nigeria, Saudi
Arabia, South Africa,
Tanzania, Tunisia, UAE, Uganda, Zimbabwe
This report provides consumption data (in US dollars) for 2015,
forecasts to 2020, as well as details of the main trends and issues
affecting the current and future global consumption of flavours and
fragrances. It also provides an overview of the supply
situation.
Products and End Uses
In its consideration of the flavours and fragrances market, IAL has
discussed with respondents the range of products and end-uses
listed in this section. Due to the nature of the markets, the
quantity of information available for each sector can vary
significantly.
The following sectors include, but are not limited to:
Flavours
Bakery – breakfast cereals, cereal bars, bread, brioche, cakes and
biscuits, pastries, bakery fillings/toppings, ready-to-bake
products
Beverages – alcoholic drinks, carbonated drinks, sports and
functional drinks, still drinks, flavoured water, ready-to-drink
tea and coffee, dry beverages (tea, coffee, instant health
drinks)
Confectionery – chewing gum, sweets/sugar confectionery,
chocolate
Dairy – milk/dairy drinks, fresh cheese/cream cheese, ice cream,
yogurt and drinking yogurt, coffee creamer, ready-to-eat
desserts
Meat – canned/preserved meat and fish, chilled processed meat and
fish, frozen meat and fish
Oral Hygiene and Pharmaceuticals – mouthwash, prescription and OTC
drugs, toothpaste, vitamin formulae, sports nutrition, clinical
nutrition Savoury Convenience Foods – ready meals,
sauces/dressings/condiments, soups, fats & oils, noodles
Snacks – crisps, other savoury snacks
Others – animal feed, pet food, infant nutrition, tobacco
Fragrances
Cosmetics and Toiletries – body care products (bar soaps, liquid
soaps, deodorants/body sprays, shower gels, bath foams, skin care,
sun care), hair care products (shampoos, conditioners, lotions,
sprays, waxes, colouring products), cosmetics (lipstick,
foundation, eye makeup, etc.), shaving products, hygiene (baby
care, feminine care)
Fine Fragrances – luxury perfumes, mass market perfumes, men's
perfumes, women's perfumes
Household Cleaners and Air Fresheners – dishwashing products,
cleaning products for bathrooms, floors, kitchens & windows,
air fresheners.
Soaps and Detergents – fabric detergents, fabric softeners, washing
powders, washing soaps
Others – aromatherapy products, insecticides, perfumed candles,
others
Methodology
Information provided in this volume has been obtained from both
secondary and primary sources, including an extensive programme of
telephone interviews with the leading flavours and fragrances
houses and trade associations. Five-year forecasts have been
calculated to 2020, based upon industry and economic forecasts as
well as other relevant commercial and technical issues likely to
affect individual market sectors and products.Forecasts for
consumption in 2020 are given alongside the actual consumption
figures provided for 2015. In some tables totals may differ
slightly due to rounding.
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