The Dutch market for canned foods

Article Abstract:

The canned foods market in the Netherlands was examined for sales and future trends. For the years 1995-1998, the market contracted by 17.5% which represented a significant decrease. This trend can be attributed to the preference of consumers for fresh produce which was coupled with an increase in the production capacity of canned goods producers which exceeded the market's ability to absorb the production. The canned food market is predicted to suffer from a further decline by 2001, falling by another 3% in terms from its 1998 value

Netherlands, Market information - general, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Research Findings, Industry Market Data, Geographic, Statistics

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Major markets: Food. The Italian market for canned goods

Article Abstract:

The Italian canned foods market showed increased sales due to the price slashing of retailers, especially in the canned vegetables sector. Canned food consumption for 1996 reached 763,000 tons, a 12.2% increase in the five year monitoring period, that amounted to 3,804 bil lira. Canned goods consumption in the country is expected to reach a volume of 815,000 tons by the year 2001 fetching a 2,755 bil lira amount, which is a 10.7% decrease in real value terms over the forecast period.

Market share

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Canned food in Italy

Article Abstract:

A new report provides an analysis of Italy's canned foods retail industry from 1995 to 1999, including forecasts to 2004. The report examines six sectors of the canned foods retail industry: vegetables, fish, meat, fruit, soups and prepared meals.

Italy, Sales & consumption, Reports

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