Single-use cameras

Article Abstract:

The United Kingdom market for single-use cameras grew 153% during 1988-1993, although the market was only established in 1988. The UK market has not grown in parallel with the even more rapid growth in other markets like the United States and Japan because of the consumer's unwillingness to use a disposable product. Boots own label camera accounts for 42% of volume sales and is the top selling product. The market is expected to expand 35-40% a year in volume, although the leading brands give their products little advertising support because of the large proportion of own label sales. The market is analysed.

Instant Film Cameras, Analysis, Camera industry, Instant cameras, Disposable cameras

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Amateur photographic goods in Germany

Article Abstract:

The amateur photography market in Germany has remained virtually static throughout the 1990s with total sales at around 6 billion Deutschmarks. Specialist retailers account for about 60% of sales. Many production figures for amateur photographic goods are not released due to the very small number of producers, but there are some indications of a revival in the sector after it was abandoned to Far Eastern suppliers during the 1980s. Imports of cameras were worth 670 million Deutschmarks in 1995, more than double the value of exports. A full market analysis and profiles of leading firms are included.

Photographic Equip & Supplies, Germany, Photographic industry

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Commercial contracts: the art of legal tenders, photocopiers: beware the creative contractor

Article Abstract:

Companies planning to sign a leasing agreement for a photocopier should ensure that the price is included in the agreement. They should beware of being sent obsolete machines and ensure that agreements state that machines are new. They should ensure they do not lease a machine that is larger than they need. They should also ensure that the contract does not last for over five years and that the cost per copy does not rise more than expected.

Photocopy Equipment, Misc. Equipment Rental & Leasing, Equipment Leasing & Rental, Rental and Leasing Services, Management, Laws, regulations and rules, Contracts, Lease and rental services industry, Lease and rental services, Equipment rental

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