Sailboat production down 15 percent in 2002

Article Abstract:

The sailboat industry experienced a 15% decline in production in the year 2002. The monthly change in the sailing market is one of the reasons for the decline. Despite the decline, production is likely to increase in the next year due to low interest rates, post-September 11 effect on the consumers to purchase immediately and a recovering US economy.

Analysis, Growth, Company growth

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Helping the industry get 'Ship Shape'

Article Abstract:

The television show of John Greviskis "Ship Shape TV" is teaching viewers the do-it-yourself boating. The show is filled with renovating techniques of the boats, trips to boat factories and interviews with the industry professionals.

Services information, Services, Television programs, Works, Ship Shape TV (Television program), Griviskis, John

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Poor first half takes wind out of sail industry

Article Abstract:

The annual North American Sailing Industry Study reports that sail production was down by 4 percent. But the forecast indicates that the production rises by 10 percent in the later half of the year.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, North America, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Boatbuilding

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