The Bulgarian market for confectionery

Article Abstract:

An analysis of the Bulgarian confectionery market reveals that the growth of confectionery retail sales was slower than the general economy and total retail sales from 1993 to 1997. Within that timeframe, confectionery consumption dropped from three kgs per capita to just 2.5 kgs and the retail market size fell from $154 million and 26,000 tons to $124 million and below 21,000 tons. Taking 61% of the market's value and 59% in terms of volume, chocolate dominated confectionery retail sales. This review also reveals total market size, performance of market sectors, major brands, market share and outlook.

United States, Chocolate & Choc-Type Confections, Market information - general, Chocolate candies, Bulgaria

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The Russian market for confectionery

Article Abstract:

The Russian Federation has the biggest confectionery market of all former Eastern European countries, with retail sales of $3.66 million and 949,000 tonnes in 1997. Of the three main sectors comprised of chocolate, sugar confectionery and chewing gum, it was chocolate which logged the biggest share in terms of value sales, placed at 56%. In terms of volume, however, sugar confectionery was the leading sector with a 70% share. Prospects for the confectionery market until 2002 are bright, as this is projected to increase by 93% in value and by 16% in volume during the period.

Sugar and Confectionery Products, Russia, Chocolate Bar Goods, Economic aspects, Confectionery, Candy bars

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Confectionery in Norway

Article Abstract:

A new report provides an analysis of Norway's confectionery market, including sugar and chocolate confectionery products and gum. The survey concludes that competition between domestic and international confectionery companies increased market activity, including the introduction of a wide range of new products.

Product introduction, Market share, Norway, Reports

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