FRANCE: REVIEW OF DAIRY PRODUCTS
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The French dairy products market, not including delicatessen counters, made a turnover of FFr 65bn in supermarkets and hypermarkets for the twelve months ending August 1998, calculated monthly. Innovation is the market driving. This marketing strategy enhanced the segments such as yogurt, dairy desserts, fromage frais and cream, and cheese in self-service departments, and stimulated the entire market. The yogurt, dairy desserts, fromage frais and cream is the fastest-growing segment, up 3.3%, followed by cheese in self-service departments, up 1.7%; these two segments made up for the poor performance of the butter-milk-and-eggs department as a whole, which fell 2.05%. Except for soft cheese, which dropped 0.5% in value and 2.6% in volume, the other self-service departments grew, particularly blue-type cheeses, up 5% in value and up 3.7% in volume, hard cheese with holes, up 3.6% in value and up 2.4% in turnover, and hard cheese, up 3.5% in value, and up 1.4% in volume. The chilled products market is driven by chilled compotes and chilled jams, up 18.2% in value and up 14.6% in volume, yogurts rose 5.3% in value and 2% in volume, chilled dairy desserts rose 4.6% in value and 1.8% in volume and chilled fruit juice rose 3.3% in value. Dairy products are using both tradition and region, as well as modernity and practicality to attract new customers.
Publication Name: Points de Vente
Subject: Business, international
ISSN: 0150-1844
Year: 1998
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FRANCE: INK JET PRINT PAPER DEMAND TAKES OFF
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Following the rising popularity of digital camera apparel, there has been a surge in the consumption of specialist ink jet printing papers. This new generation of paper for home printing has seen increased demand, and the market niche has been well captured by groups like Kodak and Fujifilm, with specially prepared paper. Printer manufacturers are also in on the market with their range of 'photo' printers. Almost half (45%) of digital camera users will be expected to carry out their printing on this paper by the end of the year 2001. The total amount consumed in 1998 was 5mn m , increasing to 13.3mn m in 1999.
Publication Name: Points de Vente
Subject: Business, international
ISSN: 0150-1844
Year: 2001
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FRANCE: POCKET TISSUES VERSUS BOX-TISSUES
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On the French box-tissue market (as at 27 August 2000), colour tissues have registered a 5.1% drop in volume with 14.6%, compared to an 11.7% increase for standard white tissues, with 84.7% of the market volume. Coloured tissues also saw a 1.7% drop in market value, with 12.1%, compared to a 14.5% climb for coloured ones, with 86%. As for pocket-size tissues, classic pocket tissues would be losing ground to mini-pocket size tissues, are they dropped 1% in value (61.9%), and gained only 1.2% in volume (65.3%), while mini-size brands saw a 5.2% rise in volume (35.7%), and an 8.6% rise in value (38.1%).
Publication Name: Points de Vente
Subject: Business, international
ISSN: 0150-1844
Year: 2000
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