Large kitchen appliances in the United Kingdom

Article Abstract:

The United Kingdom market for large kitchen appliances grew 4.4% by volume to 8.23 million units and 3.6% by value to 2.08 billion pounds sterling in 1993 from 1992. The dishwashers market grew 11% by value to 125 million pounds sterling and 12% by volume to 370,000 units in 1993, with home-owners upgrading their homes rather than moving in the weak housing market. The market for dishwashers is thought to have the best growth potential out of all the white goods sectors. The market for large kitchen appliances is examined in detail.

Household Appliances, Household Appliance Manufacturing, Other Major Household Appliance Manufacturing, Dishwashers, Appliances, Dishwashing machines

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White goods - market overview

Article Abstract:

The United Kingdom market for white goods, which includes various home appliances, is measured in terms of retail sales, This overview of the market includes discussions of household penetration, replacement cycles by product sector, legislation and trade regulations, pricing, market size by sector, market shares, and market forecasts.

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Smoking cessation aids

Article Abstract:

The market for over-the counter (OTC) smoking cessation aids in the UK market is examined where the market is divided into 4 product sectors which include NRT patches, NRT gum, NRT inhalers and other NRT. The findings indicate that an increase in marketing expenditure is expected to drive growth in smoking cessation aids.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Nonprescription drugs, Smoking cessation products

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