Chemists' goods in The Netherlands

Article Abstract:

An analysis of the 1995 chemist' goods sector in The Netherlands reveals that turnover in the pharmaceuticals industry increased by 5.8% to 3.8 billion Dutch guilders. The rise in the volume of pharmaceuticals consumption is estimated at 1.3%. Competition between the more expensive branded medicines and cheaper generic products is strengthening. Output in the soap and detergent industry increased by nearly 3%, and the cosmetics and toiletries market grew by 2.8%, which was slightly down on the previous year's figures. Annual spending on cosmetics and toiletries per person was 205 guilders.

Netherlands, Cosmetics industry

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Prospects and forecasts for consumer spending: Domestic appliances, audio-visual equipment, chemists' goods

Article Abstract:

In 1997, Spain, the UK, and the Netherlands all reported a 3% increase in consumer spending, with growth of less than 1% reported by Germany and France. Spending growth is forecast to continue, with the UK and Spain both expected to report 3% growth for 1998. An overview of consumer spending trends by country is given, including details of consumer spending on domestic appliances, audio visual equipment, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, toiletries and cleaning products.

Photographic equipment and supplies, Photographic and Photocopying Equipment Manufacturing, Personal Consumption Expend, Household Appliances, Household Appliance Manufacturing, Audio-Visual Equipment, Europe, Economic aspects, Toiletries industry, Consumption (Economics), Appliances, Audiovisual equipment, Audio-visual equipment industry, Audiovisual equipment industry, Home appliances

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