Thursday, September 26, 2013

Report on Chinas Broiler Chicken Industry in 2011

Researchmoz presents this most up-to-date research on"Report on Chinas Broiler Chicken Industry in 2011".The report focuses primarily on quantitative market metrics in order to characterize the growth and evolution of the Remote Patient Monitoring Market.


Broiler chicken industry is one of the most developed industries of Chinas livestock breeding with high systematization and dimension. In this industry, there are many large-scale enterprises and integrated companies, accounting for more than 50% market share. With the growing of feed and slaughtering enterprises and government supports, some large ones injected huge amounts of money into integrated construction. 

At the same time, the Ministry of Agriculture published regional planning for the development of livestock industry in China, the policy that livestock must be slaughtered in fixed site also will be carried out. In addition, the State Council suggests that the producing area of farm produces should directly connect with sales areas. Like port market, chicken market in China will be monopolized by large integrated enterprises, firstly in large and medium-sized cities. 

Thought the dimensions degree of Chinas broiler chicken industry is high, and the scale of each integrated enterprises is huge, the needed cultivation bases for integrated construction exists enclosure problem. When the existing scale farms are brought into the chain of integrated companies, the entrance standard for newcomers will rise greatly.

Subjected to the relatively weak consumption in domestic, China broiler chicken enterprises will enhance export strength; at the same time, the state will reduce imports of chicken products to lessen its impact on domestic market.
From the view of micro and region, the report makes full analysis and interpretation on the current status and future of Chinas broiler chicken industry in the macro and global level, and also points out the potential industry depression and excessive invested areas.
Table of Contents

1. External environment of Chinas broiler chicken industry
1.1 World broiler chicken breeding and trade
1.2 Broiler chicken industry in main trading nations
1.3 Chinas broiler chicken breeding industry planning
1.4 Broiler chicken breeding and slaughtering in China
1.5 Broiler chicken feed industry in China
1.6 Trade policy of China broiler chicken industry
1.7 Consumption of livestock products in China

2. Research on chicken consumption in China
2.1 Broiler chicken consumption
2.1.1 Consumption
2.1.2 Consumption channels
2.1.3 Major sale areas
2.1.4 Major products
2.2 Drivers and constraints
2.2.1 Per capita income
2.2.2 Urbanization
2.2.3 Demographic factor
2.2.4 Quality safety
2.2.5 Substitutes
2.2.6 Other factors

3. Supply research on chicken in China
3.1 Chicken supply
3.1.1 Chicken supply
3.1.2 Chicken farm
3.1.3 Major producing areas
3.1.4 Processing ability
3.2 Major product
3.2.1 Live chickens
3.2.2 Whole chickens
3.2.3 Split products
3.2.4 Chicken products
3.3 The state planning
3.3.1 Broiler chicken breeding
3.3.2 Broiler chicken slaughtering

4. Supply /demand in different areas and products circulation 

5. Chicken trade in China
5.1 Import volume and original places
5.2 Export volume and destinations
5.3 Major trade products
5.4 Changes of consumption habits
5.5 Influence of trade on the industry
5.6 Antidumping and other policies

6. Analysis on broiler chicken industrial chain
6.1 Feed production link
6.1.1 Policies and regulations
6.1.2 Production ability
6.1.3 Areal distribution
6.1.4 Enterprises scale
6.1.5 Cost profits
6.1.6 Major risks
6.1.7 Profit models
6.1.8 Intensity
6.1.9 Entrance barriers
6.1.10 Development trend
6.1.11T ypical enterprises
6.2 Breeding link of grandparent breeders
6.2.1 Policies and regulations
6.2.2 Inventories
6.2.3 Areal distribution
6.2.4 Enterprises scale
6.2.5 Cost profits
6.2.6 Major risks
6.2.7 Profit models
6.2.8 Intensity
6.2.9 Entrance barriers
6.2.10 Development trend
6.2.11Typical enterprises
6.3 Breeding link of parents breeders
6.3.1 Policies and regulations
6.3.2 Inventories
6.3.3 Areal distribution
6.3.4 Enterprises scale
6.3.5 Cost profits
6.3.6 Major risks
6.3.7 Profit models
6.3.8 Intensity
6.3.9 Entrance barriers
6.3.10 Development trend
6.3.11Typical enterprises
6.4 Hatchery link
6.4.1 Policies and regulations
6.4.2 Hatchability
6.4.3 Areal distribution
6.4.4 Enterprises scale
6.4.5 Cost profits
6.4.6 Major risks
6.4.7 Profit models
6.4.8 Intensity
6.4.9 Entrance barriers
6.4.10 Development trend
6.4.11Typical enterprises
6.5 Broiler chicken breeding link
6.5.1 Policies and regulations
6.5.2 Slaughters
6.5.3 Areal distribution
6.5.4 Enterprises scale
6.5.5 Cost profits
6.5.6 Major risks
6.5.7 Profit models
6.5.8 Intensity
6.5.9 Entrance barriers
6.5.10 Development trend
6.5.11Typical enterprises
6.6 Slaughtering and processing links of broiler chicken
6.6.1 Policies and regulations
6.6.2Slaughtering (splitting and processing) capability
6.6.3 Areal distribution
6.6.4 Enterprises scale
6.6.5 Cost profits
6.6.6 Major risks
6.6.7 Profit models
6.6.8 Intensity
6.6.9 Entrance barriers
6.6.10 Development trend
6.6.11Typical enterprises
6.7 Chicken circulation link
6.7.1 Policies and regulations
6.7.2 Circulation channels and costs
6.7.3 Enterprises scale
6.7.4 Cost profits
6.7.5 Major risks
6.7.6 Development trend
6.8 Broiler chicken industry constitution in China
6.8.1 Constitution of the enterprises number
6.8.2 Constitution of the enterprise scale
6.8.3 Enterprise capacity constitution
6.8.4 Cost constitution of each link
6.8.5 Profit constitution of each link
6.8.6 Policy comparison between each link
6.8.7 Risk and income comparison between each link
6.8.8 Market force comparison between each link
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Frozen Food Market (Vegetables & Fruits, Potatoes, Ready-to-eat Meals, Meat, Fish/Seafood and Soups)

Researchmoz presents this most up-to-date research on"Frozen Food Market (Vegetables & Fruits, Potatoes, Ready-to-eat Meals, Meat, Fish/Seafood and Soups) - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast, 2013 - 2019".The report focuses primarily on quantitative market metrics in order to characterize the growth and evolution of the Remote Patient Monitoring Market.


Frozen food is an alternative to fresh, canned and cooked foods. It is one of the most dynamic and largest sectors of the food industry. The major factor driving the growth of the frozen food market is convenience. Frozen food are kept below -9.5°C to prevent the growth of microorganisms, which helps to slow down the process of decomposition and which in turn helps to keep the food for longer time period. This study provides in-depth analysis of the global frozen food market in terms of revenue from 2011 to 2019. 

By products the market is broadly segmented into frozen vegetables & fruits, frozen potatoes, frozen ready meals, frozen meat, frozen fish/seafood and frozen soup. More than 35% of the market is occupied by frozen ready meals due to its wide range of products portfolio. While, frozen potatoes segment is expected to exhibit the fastest growth rate among other products. 
 
The study also includes competitive analysis by providing Porter’s five force analysis, and value chain analysis which provides an insight into industry competition. This study also includes review and breakdown of the various factors and their impact on the market by three parameters such low, medium and high.

This study also includes growth strategies and entry barriers to be considered to provide the exact opportunities for business in this market. Additionally, to aid in decision making the study also includes competitive profiling of leading players, along with their financial revenues, business strategies and recent developments. 

The global frozen food market is highly fragmented and consists of a large number of small and medium scale manufacturers. In this highly dynamic industry, distribution plays a very important role which leads to success. Most of the industry participants have been relying on third party distributors to reach their target customers. In addition, private labels occupied more than 10% of the market share in 2012 which act as the major challenge for the international players to enter and establish themselves at regional levels. Some of the major players are Nestle, H.J Heinz, ConAgra and The Schwan Food Company.

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Frozen Food Market: Product Analysis
  • Frozen Fruits & Vegetables
  • Frozen Potatoes
  • Frozen Ready Meals
  • Frozen Meat
  • Frozen Fish/Seafood
  • Frozen Soup

Frozen Food Market: Regional Analysis
  • North America
  • U.S.
  • Canada
  • Mexico
  • Europe
  • Germany
  • UK
  • France
  • Asia Pacific
  • Japan
  • China
  • India
  • RoW
  • Brazil
Table of Content

Chapter 1 Preface
1.1 Report Description
1.2 Research Scope
1.3 Research Methodology
 

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Meat-free and Free-from Foods - UK - September 2013 At Researchmoz

Researchmoz presents this most up-to-date research on"Meat-free and Free-from Foods - UK - September 2013".The report focuses primarily on quantitative market metrics in order to characterize the growth and evolution of the Remote Patient Monitoring Market.


A key weakness for the meat-free market is that over half of adults note that meat substitutes lack flavour. A potential solution lies in adapting the recipes of these lines as a large minority of adults note a keenness to try meat substitute pieces containing herbs/spices with agreement rising to 55% of under-35s – the biggest users of these foods.
TABLE OF CONTENT

Introduction
Definition
Vegetarian/meat-free foods
Free-from foods, or foods catering for food hypersensitivity ie food intolerance and allergies
Definition of food allergy vs food intolerance
Excluded
Abbreviations

Executive Summary
The market
The meat-free and free-from markets are forecast to enjoy steady growth
Figure 1: Value retail sales and forecast of the UK meat-free* market, 2008-18
Figure 2: Value retail sales and forecast of the UK free-from* market, 2008-18
Segment performance
Figure 3: UK retail value sales of meat-free food, by sector, 2013 (est)
Market factors
Horsemeat scandal has little sales impact on meat-free
Food allergies among children have increased
Ageing population could present a challenge for the market
Companies, brands and innovation
Own-label NPD is on course to overtake branded in meat substitutes
Morrisons leads the charge with NPD
Warburtons rebrands gluten-free range as Newburn Bakehouse
Heinz makes it gluten-free debut
Quorn dominates adspend in meat-free
Quorn reinforces its market leadership
Figure 4: Leading brands’ value shares in the UK chilled vegetarian products market, 2013
Alpro leads the free-from market
The consumer
12% of adults are vegetarians/vegans
Red meat is the most typically-avoided food
Quorn-based products are the most popular meat alternatives
One in four adults have eaten and an equal number have bought free-from food
Meat-free food is perceived as a healthy and green option
Figure 5: Consumer perceptions of meat-free products, July 2013
High protein content struggles to offset flavour disappointment
Figure 6: Consumer attitudes towards vegetarian and meat-free products, July 2013
One in three want to see more own-label free-from food
Figure 7: Consumer attitudes towards free-from products, July 2013
What we think
 
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Issues in the Market
  • How can meat substitute brands encourage stronger usage?
  • What NPD is there strong interest in in the free-from market?
  • Which factors are most likely to encourage meat-eaters to switch to meat substitutes?
  • How can manufacturers reinforce usage among families?

Trend Application
  • Trend: Man in the Mirror
  • Trend: Guiding Choice
  • Mintel Futures Trend: Generation Next

Market Drivers
Key points
The impact of the horsemeat scandal
Calls for prescribed gluten-free food to be scrapped
Labelling for allergy sufferers could be made clearer
Food allergies among children have increased
Ageing population could present a challenge for the market
Figure 8: Projected trends in population growth, by age, 2013-18

Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths
Weaknesses

Who’s Innovating?
Key points
Definition
New food launches featuring vegetarian claims reaches four-year high in 2012
Figure 9: Share of new product launches within UK meat-free and free-from categories, of total UK food launches, 2009-13
Own-label NPD in meat substitutes is on course to overtake branded
Figure 10: Share of new product launches within the UK meat substitutes market, own-label vs branded, 2009-13
Figure 11: Share of new product launches within the UK meat substitutes market, by company, 2009-13
Morrisons leads the charge with own-label activity in 2013
Chilled formats regain share of NPD
Figure 12: Share of new product launches within the UK meat substitutes market, by storage, 2009-13
Quorn updates recipes with improved flavours
Meet The Alternative launches with a meaty appearance
Sauces and seasonings a focus for gluten-free NPD
Figure 13: Share of new product launches within the UK gluten-free market, by product category, 2009-13
Heinz makes its gluten-free debut
Figure 14: Share of new product launches within the UK gluten-free market, by brand, 2009-13
Warburtons gluten-free bread range is renamed Newburn Bakehouse…
as Genius gains a new look and Asda listings
Alpro leads NPD in lactose-free sector
Figure 15: Share of new product launches within the UK lactose-free market, by company, 2009-13
 
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Burger and Chicken Restaurants - UK - August 2013 At Researchmoz

Researchmoz presents this most up-to-date research on"Burger and Chicken Restaurants - UK - August 2013".The report focuses primarily on quantitative market metrics in order to characterize the growth and evolution of the Remote Patient Monitoring Market.


Creating more differentiated branding can be difficult to achieve based on factors such as price and convenience which are now so standardised across the market. Promoting an image of providing ‘real’ fast food through techniques such as the use of more natural materials in their venue design and more real food/farm imagery both in-store and on-line could help operators to build standout.
TABLE OF CONTENT

Introduction
Definition
Abbreviations

Executive Summary
The market
Figure 1: UK chicken and burger bar market, value sales, 2008-18
Market factors
Companies, brands and innovation
Who’s innovating?
The consumer
Venues visited
Figure 2: Fast food outlet usage, May 2013
How have chicken/burger bar habits changed?
Figure 3: Changes in chicken/burger bar usage, June 2013
Factors which influenced venue choice
Figure 4: Factors influencing chicken/burger bar choice, June 2013
Attitudes towards chicken/burger bars
Figure 5: Attitudes towards chicken/burger bars, May 2013
Menu enticements
Figure 6: Likelihood of ordering chicken/burger bar menu enticements, May 2013
Venue enticements
Figure 7: Chicken/burger bar venue enticements, May 2013
What we think

Issues in the Market
What areas can chicken/burger brands explore to expand usage occasions further?
How can chicken/burger bars increase their appeal to younger diners?
What other lessons can chicken/burger bars learn from the wider eating out market?
How can chicken/burger bar operators mine ‘real’ food credentials to achieve better brand differentiation?

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Trend Application
Increasing brands’ relevancy to consumers’ wider lifestyles to drive sales
Jumping on the retro bandwagon
Healthy fast food?

Market Drivers
Key points
Consumer confidence on the increase in 2013
Figure 8: GfK NOP Consumer Confidence, monthly, January 2007-June 2013
Rising costs put pressure on margins
The horsemeat scandal
Operators are branching into new product categories to appeal to a wider variety of diner
Figure 9: Trends in the age structure of the UK population, 2008-18

Competitive Context
Key points
In home
Veggie burgers which pack a punch
Fast food in home
Sides no longer secondary considerations
Protein snacking ranges
Out of home
Competition from coffee and sandwich shops
Alternative ready-to-go concepts
Fast casual concepts

Who’s Innovating?
Key points
Expanding snacking occasions
Expanding drinks offering aims to broaden brands’ appeal
‘Better burger’ bars
Figure 10: Selected chicken/burger restaurant chains, by outlet numbers, 2012 and 2013
Other gourmet fast food
Gourmet fried chicken
‘Posh’ fish fingers
Gourmet doughnuts

Market Size and Forecast
Key points
Market is resilient but faces rising food costs
Figure 11: UK chicken and burger bar market, value sales, 2008-18
Figure 12: UK chicken and burger bar market, value sales, 2008-18
Forecast methodology

Segment Performance
Key points
Burger bars
Figure 13: UK burger bar market, value sales, 2008-18
Figure 14: UK burger bar market, value sales, 2008-18
Chicken bars
Figure 15: UK chicken bar market, value sales, 2008-18
Figure 16: UK chicken bar market, value sales, 2008-18

Companies and Products
Key points
Overview
Figure 17: Selected chicken/burger restaurant chains, by outlet numbers, 2012 and 2013
Burger King
McDonald’s
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Figure 18: Key financials for Kentucky Fried Chicken (Great Britain) Limited, 2007/08-2010/11
Wimpy
Figure 19: Key financials for Wimpy Restaurants Group Ltd, 2009/10-2011/12
Nando’s
Figure 20: Key financials for Nando’s Chickenland Limited, 2008/09-2011/12
Gourmet Burger Kitchen
Figure 21: Key financials for Gourmet Burger Kitchen, 2008/09-2011/12
Byron Hamburgers

Brand Communication and Promotion
Key points
The role of online marketing and lifestyle branding techniques
Figure 22: Advertising expenditure by selected chicken and burger bar operators, 2008-12
Nando’s spearheads lifestyle branding
Figure 23: Advertising expenditure by selected chicken and burger bar operators, by media type, 2012
One in eight diners have followed brands on social media
Figure 24: Selected chicken and burger bar brands’ social media presence, as of 5 June 2013
Fans expect rewards and entertainment from brands
Using social media to promote sourcing messages
Consumer/brand relationship is increasingly collaborative
Fostering ‘food rituals’
To brand or not to brand

Brand Research
Brand map
Figure 25: Attitudes towards and usage of brands in the fast food sector, May 2013
Correspondence analysis
Brand attitudes
Figure 26: Attitudes, by fast food brand, May 2013
Brand personality
Figure 27: Fast food brand personality – macro image, May 2013
Figure 28: Fast food brand personality – micro image, May 2013
Brand experience
Figure 29: Fast food brand usage, May 2013
Figure 30: Satisfaction with various fast food brands, May 2013
Figure 31: Consideration of fast food brands, May 2013
Figure 32: Consumer perceptions of current fast food brand performance, May 2013
Figure 33: Fast food brand recommendation – Net Promoter Score, May 2013
Brand index
Figure 34: Fast food brand index, May 2013
Figure 35: Fast food brand index vs. recommendation, May 2013
Target group analysis
Figure 36: Target groups, May 2013
Figure 37: Fast food brand usage, by target groups, May 2013
Group One – Conformists
Group Two – Simply the Best
Group Three – Shelf Stalkers
Group Four – Habitual Shoppers
Group Five – Individualists
 
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