Join Euromonitor for a free webinar: The Tobacco Industry in 2010 – A World Review

Join Euromonitor for a free webinar: The Tobacco Industry in 2010 – A World Review

When: September 21, 2010
Time:10:00AM Eastern Standard Time /15:00 British Summer Time
Length: One hour which includes a question and answer session
Speakers:
Zora Milenkovic, Global Tobacco Research Manager 
Don Hedley, Global Tobacco Research Analyst

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The world tobacco market was worth US$ 614 billion in 2009, escaping relatively unscathed by the world recession. However, global volume sales of cigarettes fell for the first time in 2009, with China, the largest cigarette market in the world, unable to shore up massive tax-driven declines in countries such as the US.

In this webinar, Euromonitor’s tobacco market research team will discuss the global tobacco industry, examining how tobacco control is tightening its grip and the effect global illicit trade will have on industry trends.

• Tobacco control is growing, with unprecedented bans on cigarette sub-brands (eg Uruguay) and a growing proliferation of bans on smoking in public places as well as on POS retail displays. Company activity has nonetheless continued unabated and there has been much interest in cigarette alternatives such as smokeless tobacco.
• Global illicit trade (excluding China), boosted by recession and growing unit prices, has grown over the past five years, accounting for almost 10% of all cigarettes smoked in 2009.

Attendees will leave the session understanding:

• The state of the global tobacco industry
• Why cigarette volumes are still robust, despite declines in smoking prevalence
• Smokeless tobacco’s role in the industry as a less-harmful cigarette alternative
• The impact of illicit trade
• Whether China will continue to shore up sales

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Join Euromonitor for CCTFA's Webinar "Industry Statistics and Interpretation in the Cosmetics and Toiletries Industry"

 

When: September 23, 2010
Time: 1-3:00 pm EDT
Speakers: Svetlana Uduslivaia, Euromonitor International Senior Research Analyst

Considering expanding your business internationally or concerned about maintaining your share of the global market? Please join us for a webinar on global trends and opportunities in the Cosmetics & Toiletries industry, presented by Svetlana Uduslivaia, Euromonitor International’s Senior Research Analyst and hosted by the Canadian Cosmetic, Toiletry and Fragrance Association (CCTFA). 

This webinar will focus on:

• Sales of beauty and personal care globally and by regions in 2009 and forecast till 2015;
• Growth opportunities such as anti-agers, Brazilian keratin treatments, mascaras, and products for men;
• New product formulations and marketing trends as a major competing force to premium products and packaging innovations;
• Colour cosmetics, salons, hair care, skin care, men’s beauty care and retailing trends.

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Join Euromonitor for a free webinar: The Future Seven - The Next Big Emerging Market Economies

Join Euromonitor for a free webinar: The Future Seven - The Next Big Emerging Market Economies

When: September 2, 2010
Time: 10:00AM EST/15:00 BST
Speakers:
An Hodgson, Income and Expenditure Manager
Manushi Jain, Economist
Media Eghbal, Country Insight Manager

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The Euromonitor International Countries & Consumers research team will identify the world’s most exciting emerging markets – the Future 7. These countries all share characteristics such as large populations, strong economic growth, increasing consumer income and expenditure and openness to global trade.

The Future 7: Argentina, Egypt, Indonesia, Mexico, South Africa, Turkey and Vietnam hold great promise for consumer goods companies:

• GDP per capita in the F7 economies grew by almost 20% between 2000 and 2009. In the coming years growth is expected to accelerate further, increasing by an additional 45% between 2010 and 2020;
• In 2009 there were more than 55 million households in the F7 economies with a disposable income higher than US$10,000;
• The F7 population totaled 672 million people in 2010. This will rise to 741 million in the next decade – accounting for 1-in-10 of the world’s consumers.

Viewers will learn why these economies should not be ignored and where their potential lies.

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Join Euromonitor for a Free Webinar - The State of the Global Consumer Foodservice Industry 2010

Join Euromonitor for a free webinar - The State of the Global Consumer Foodservice Industry - 2010

When: August 10, 2010
Time: 10:00AM EST/15:00 BST
Speakers:
Elizabeth Higgins, Global Consumer Foodservice Research Manager 
Michael Schaefer, Global Consumer Foodservice Research Analyst

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There’s no question 2009 was the most difficult year for global consumer foodservice, with much of the world seeing previously strong sales growth fall into decline. While some foodservice categories and brands were more shielded than others, the impact of the global recession was felt industry wide.

In this webinar, Beth Higgins, Head of Global Consumer Foodservice Research, and Michael Schaefer, Global Consumer Foodservice Analyst, will review:

• The state of the industry including a look at how spending on foodservice slowed across the globe impacting every category from full-service restaurants to street stalls and kiosks.
• The current competitive environment
• Companies struggling to improve their positioning and those able to weather the storm and why.

With eyes set on the recovery, this webinar will identify countries expecting the quickest turn around and those where the landscape has permanently shifted. It will evaluate growth opportunities and analyze key trends shaping the industry today and those projected to play an even greater role in the next five years.

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Join Euromonitor for a Free Webinar - Global Opportunities in Pet Care

Join Euromonitor for a free webinar - Global Opportunities in Pet Care

When: July 20, 2010
Time: 10:00AM EST/15:00 BST
Speakers:
Emily Woon, Global Pet Care Research Manager 
Lee Linthicum, Global Packaged Foods Research Manager

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The global pet care industry has remained relatively resilient to the recent global economic credit crunch, thanks largely to the ongoing pet humanisation trend. With pet owners increasingly viewing their pets as part of their family, spending on pets is no longer restricted to essential items such as pet food, but increasingly on discretionary items such as pet healthcare, pet dietary supplements, pet cosmetics and travel, which in turn creates significant marketing opportunities and growth for pet food and pet products manufacturers.

In this webinar, Euromonitor will look at the development of the pet care industry, emerging geographies and categories as well as leading trends. We will also cross-reference Euromonitor’s pet care data to access potential market opportunities for all categories within pet care.

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Webinar Recording: "Global Growth Opportunities in Carbonates"

Missed our webinar, "Global Growth Opportunities in Carbonates" last week?  You can view the recording here. 

Webinar Summary

In this latest webinar, our global Beverages research team examined the prospects for the industry worldwide and discussed unique regional trends featured in our Global Drinking Habits research series.

Our experts identified developing and untapped markets with potential, examined upcoming challenges in developed markets in the coming years, highlighted cola vs. non cola trends, and looked at consumption patterns globally and regionally that are impacting the category.

Join Euromonitor for a Free Webinar: Home and Personal Care Prospects - Opportunities for Growth

"Home and Personal Care Prospects - Opportunities for Growth" investigates the short and long-term industry prospects through the exploration of shifting retailing dynamics, the impact of private label offerings and major category and geographical growth opportunities for the future.

Euromonitor International's global home and personal care research team will explore these concepts during an interactive presentation and Q&A session:

• With spending on premium beauty items on the decline and as the acceptance of 'masstige' luxury becomes increasingly pronounced, investment focus is being redefined. 
• Geographical and category performance has varied widely, but basic categories, including bath and shower, oral care, household bleach and multi-purpose home cleaners that showed greater resilience to the downturn.
• While the road to full recovery will be slow, major manufacturers have pushed ahead with innovation and increased development of eco-friendly products, particularly in home care to meet the increased consumer demand for more sustainable and more reasonable consumption.
• As attention from the BRICs turns to a more volatile group of BICs, will China and Brazil be strong enough to sustain global industry recovery? 

When: June 30, 2010
Time: 9 AMC ST/15:00 BST
Speakers:
Magdalena Kondej, Industry Manager for Home Care, Tissue and Hygiene 
Irina Barbalova, Industry Manager for Beauty and Personal Care
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Join Euromonitor for a Free Webinar: Global Growth Opportunities in Carbonates

Join Euromonitor for a free webinar: Global Growth Opportunities in Carbonates

Euromonitor International’s global Beverages research team invites you to their presentation "Global Growth Opportunities in Carbonates."  The team will examine prospects for the industry worldwide, discussing unique regional trends featured in our Global Drinking Habits research series.

Our experts will identify developing and untapped markets with potential, examine challenges in developed markets in the upcoming years, highlight cola vs. non cola trends and look at consumption patterns globally and regionally that are impacting the category. Globally, there is no doubt Coca-Cola and PepsiCo lead the way, though in many categories local brands are making substantial headway. Because of this local diversity, growth opportunities exist for companies beyond the global beverage giants.

Join our global research team for an interactive presentation and Q&A session to learn more.

When: June 3, 2010
Time: 10 AM EST/15:00 BST
Speakers:
Richard Haffner, Global Beverages Research Manager 
Brian Morgan, Global Beverages Industry Analyst

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Join Euromonitor for a Free Webinar: Beyond the Crisis - The New Consumer

Join Euromonitor for a free webinar Beyond the Crisis - The New Consumer

Euromonitor International’s global Countries & Consumers research team invites you to their presentation “Beyond the Crisis - The New Consumer,” revealing the fragile state of the economic recovery in many countries and where risks remain. Consumer behaviour has changed – in some aspects the change is temporary, yet in others it is permanent. No industry has been unaffected.

When: May 27, 2010
Time: 10AM EST/15:00 BST
Speakers:
Sarah Boumphrey, Global Countries & Consumers Research Manager 
Daphne Kasriel, Countries & Consumers Research Editor

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Euromonitor International's Countries & Consumers research team will explore these key themes during this interactive presentation and Q&A session:

• Value isn't cheap: The trend for value for money isn’t just about thrift. It’s more than that. Consumers are looking for tangible benefits from their products and services. They are thinking, planning and researching before buying.
• The need to escape: Consumers are recession-wary. Rising unemployment and media doom-mongering mean many more are searching for happy endings. Need for escapism will persist in the short term as joblessness remains high, despite signs of economic recovery.
• Good health and wellness are centre stage: Although countless consumers have seen their income revenues and expectations lowered, having lived through one of the longest and more prosperous periods of growth in history, many can't forgo 'wellness' habits they are used to.
• The home as entertainment hub: Even before the current recession, consumers were turning to the home for security and comfort against an impersonal, harsh life outside. This trend, known as cocooning or nesting, has gained in importance.

Join Euromonitor for a free webinar: Global Business Travel – Back from the Edge

Join Euromonitor for a free webinar on Global Business Travel – Back from the Edge

Euromonitor International’s global travel and tourism team invites you to a presentation of its recent findings of “Global Business Travel – Back from the Edge”. 

When: May 19, 2010
Time: 10am EST/15:00 GMT
Speakers:
Caroline Bremner, Global Travel and Tourism Research Manager 
Michelle Grant, Travel and Tourism Research Manager
Nadejda Popova, Travel and Tourism Research Analyst

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The recovery to pre-crisis levels in business travel is expected to take several years, what can travel operators do to maximise the opportunities available in the mid to long term? In this presentation, Euromonitor International's Travel & Tourism research team will identify trends and prospects for the category highlighting:

• Potential recovery in business demand
• Emerging markets showing resilience
• Shifts in airline seat mix
• The future of luxury
• New markets offering growth in the future
• Destinations such as the Gulf region growing in status as a global business hub
• Emerging markets such as China and India also offering long term potential with strong demographic and economic growth to sustain business demand

Business travel was by far the worst hit segment during the global economic recession of 2008/2009. With economic output in decline, business demand fell sharply as companies curbed travel expenditure and resorted to new technology. Learn where and how the recovery will happen from Euromonitor's global experts.

Did you know?

• Globally, domestic business trips declined by 3.2% in 2009 while international business arrivals plunged by 7.2%
• Spending was hit harder than volumes due to widespread discounting and cautious spending habits. Spending by domestic business travellers fell by 6.2% while spending by international business travellers plunged 14.6% in 2009
• The Middle East was the only region to experience growth (4.6%) in business arrivals in 2009 based off the strong performance of Saudi Arabia, which saw the highest absolute growth in business arrivals globally
• Germany, United States and United Kingdom accounted for 41% of the decline in international business departures.

To learn more about the state of the travel and tourism market, please join us for this live webinar with question and answer session featuring our global research team.

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