| Title: | Freedonia Focus on Bottled Water |
| Price: | $500.00 |
| Publication Date: | Nov 01, 2007 |
| Abstract: | This report discusses US bottled water consumption for the years 2001 and 2006, with forecasts for 2011. Topics covered include market size, product segmentation, bottled water sources, nonalcoholic beverage industry overview, global overview, regulatory issues, product development, leading brands and retail environment, market environment, product forecasts, industry composition and leading participants. Product segments cover still bottled water, flavored and enhanced bottled water, and sparkling bottled water. This 20 page report also includes a highlights summary and a resources section. |
| Brief Excerpt: | ...Bottled water demand in the US is fo recast to expand #.# percent per annum from #### to #.# bill ion gallons in ####. Growth will be stronger than aggregate beverage deman d, supported by concerns about personal health and the quality of muni cipal water supplies. containers as consumers seek out alte rnatives to less healthy beverages. s and general consumer interest in enhanced and Many developments centered on the addi tion of ingredients such as forward, bottled water dem and will be supported by rising availability in uppliers of bottled water to the US market were Still water is projected to account for the vast majority of bottled water demand in ####, or #.# billion gallons. The best opportunities within this segment are expected for water pa ckaged in convenient single-serving Flavored and enhanced waters are fore cast to experience the strongest growth of all bottled water segmen ts through ####, with annual gains of ##.# percent from ####,... |
| Word Count: | 6908 |
| Length: | 21 Pages |
| Industry: | Food, Agriculture & Tobacco |
| SIC: | 2086 |
| NAICS: | 312112 |
| Company(ies): | Coca-Cola Company, Nestle SA, PepsiCo Incorporated |
| Ticker(s): | KO, PEP |
| Country(ies): | United States, US |
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