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The
International Market for Brand Protection Solutions
A
techno-economic market review
Authors:
James Bevan and Jeremy Plimmer
Who
should buy this report - packaging converters,
labels converters, security / anti-counterfeit
/ anti-theft technology suppliers and brand
owners.
Global
losses due to product / brand related product
piracy are running into several hundred $ billions
per year in todays world. This translates
into major opportunities for packaging / label
/ security technology suppliers. This aim of
this report is to provide inputs and guidance
to both suppliers and brand owners as to how
to exploit these opportunities for the mutual
benefit of both parties.
Topics
to be covered:
- Branding
issues. prominence and continuing growth in
the value of global, regional and local brands.
The benefits of branding including premium
pricing possibilities and enhanced purchasing
power. The importance of guarding brand integrity
and value. The double danger of product piracy
with lost sales and erosion of brand image.
Intellectual property issues. Branded products
versus Private Label products
- The
need for Brand protection products, by end-user
sector - Automotive, Electronics, DIY products,
Food & Drinks, Health & Beauty, Household
Products, Industrial / chemical, Pharmaceuticals,
Software, Textiles, Toiletries & Cosmetics,
the Retail sector, other
- Types
of product related crime: Counterfeiting,
tampering, theft, warranty fraud (warranty,
receipts and returns) parallel trading, unauthorised
distribution / grey markets
- Security
Packaging cartons / plastics / metal
/ glass / closures / seals / sleeves / tapes,
security papers, security inks / varnishes,
numbering and coding, chemical / molecular
coding
- Security
technologies and solutions. 1st, 2nd and 3rd
Levels of defence. Counterfeit deterrence,
tamper evidence, product authentication, holograms
& other DVDs, smart labels: EAS - anti-theft
/ RFID - track & trace
- Competing
packaging / labeling configurations / materials
(cartonboard, paper, plastics, metal and glass)
- Structure
of the security solutions industry. The role
of packaging and labels growing pro-active
involvement of packaging / labels companies
in security issues. Trends to further rationalisation
and consolidation of both brands and brand
owners. Profiles of over security 100 packaging
/ labelling security technology providers.
What are the leading brands and who are the
leading brand owners in each end-user sector
- Opportunities
for end-users to solve their brand protection
problems. Market opportunities for suppliers
of packaging and labels. Market opportunities
for providers of security technologies
- Strategic
options for suppliers and end-users - The
need to develop concerted brand protection
programs, solutions must be tailored to address
customers needs, integrated security systems,
post consumer authentication capabilities,
customer / supplier partnerships, levels of
service required, other
- Future
trends, growth forecasts for security packaging
/ security labels and security technologies.
Estimates of market segment sizes and future
growth trends
Full
Price € (Euros) 3,450 or equivalent in
other major currencies.
Publication
date: Janaury 2008 - 2nd Edition.
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The
Self-adhesive Label Market in Central / Eastern
Europe
A
techno-economic market review
Authors: James Bevan, John Penhallow and Mike
Fairley
Who
should buy this report - packaging converters,
label converters, raw materials suppliers, packaging
/ labels equipment suppliers, brand owners and
investors
This
report is a comprehensive update of the existing
multi-client report published by Labels &
Labelling Consultancy in April 2001. In 2004,
there was a major EU enlargement - ten new countries
joining the EU (eight of which are located in
Central / Eastern Europe - Czech Republic, Estonia,
Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia,
Slovenia). This is having a major impact on
many aspects of business and life in general
across the EU, not least in retailing, distribution
logistics / supply chains and also product related
crime (eg: counterfeiting). All of these changes
are highly significant for labels in particular
and packaging in general. The market for self-adhesive
labels in Central / Eastern Europe rose to around
380 million sq. metres p.a in 2002 and continues
to grow at over 20% annually (with growth of
all types of label running at some 8% annually).
The enlarged EU is bringing a period of strong
sustainable growth to the European Label market.
There are now outstanding business opportunities
in the region and many companies are wisely
already gearing up - 2,500 Eastern European
printers and converters attended Labelexpo 2003
(up from around 300 at the previous event).
Topics
to be covered:
- Self-adhesive
label and labelstock markets Materials
(paper, filmics, synthetics) and finished
labels Overview of Central / Eastern
Europe with individual Chapters for each country
(Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia,
Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia)
- International
trading patterns, imports / exports
Within the EU by country, outside EU
labels and labelstock materials
- Driving
Forces in the Central / Eastern European Label
industry - EU enlargement, industry consolidation,
international aid to investment packages,
retail trends, trends in packaging configurations
/ materials, product / prime labels, variable
information printing VIP labels, consumer
trends, changing lifestyle and consumer behaviour
- demographics, brand protection, counterfeit
deterrence and other product related security
requirements
- End-usage
- Market share and growth trends by country
Food & Drinks, Toiletries &
Cosmetics, Health & Beauty, Pharmaceuticals
& Healthcare products, Household products,
Other (incl. Industrial / DIY / Automotive)
- Structure
of the label / labelstock industry
Profiles of leading Central / Eastern European
label converters and labelstock laminators.
Who owns whom
- Narrow
web printing presses Growth trends
and evolution of Market share by installed
base and by annual sales by printing process
and by press builder
- Opportunities
for Labelstock, Labels and other raw materials
suppliers (added value solutions, supply chain
and logistics aspects). Opportunities for
label press and equipment suppliers. Opportunities
for End-Users (brand owners, retailers)
- Future
trends, growth forecasts for self-adhesive
labels and labelstock materials for each country
across Central / Eastern Europe
Full
Price € (Euros) 3,250 or equivalent in
other major currencies.
Publication date: January 2005.
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The
Self-adhesive Label Market in Western Europe
A
techno-economic market review
Authors: James Bevan and Mike Fairley
Who
should buy this report - packaging converters,
label converters, raw materials suppliers, packaging/labels
equipment suppliers and brand owners.
This
report is a comprehensive update of the existing
multi-client report published by Labels &
Labelling Consultancy in February 2000. Since
then, there has been a great deal of change
going on in the labels sector. The market for
self-adhesive labels in Western Europe has risen
to around 3.9 billion sq. metres p.a and is
continuing to grow at between 5% and 6% annually,
while filmic label materials continue to achieve
double digit annual growth. Although overall
label growth has slowed since the mid 1990s
and business is arguably getting tougher, significant
opportunities (and also threats) exist for label
converters, raw materials suppliers, equipment
builders and investors. In the face of increasing
competition and tighter margins label companies
can look for niche opportunities and ways to
create added value in terms of product offerings
(eg: smart labels, anti-counterfeit labels)
and also enhanced levels of service (eg: supply
chain management, logistics labels). Technological
developments have also been significant with
a dramatic increase in automation, particularly
in pre-press and digital press design. Not to
mention the rapid growth of the internet and
e-purchasing. Meanwhile the convergence of the
labels and packaging sectors is ongoing and
the industry is seeing further consolidation.
The aim of this report is to inform those who
want and need to understand, not only the numbers
and trends, but also the actual driving forces
behind the rapid evolution of the labels sector.
Price
€ (Euros)3,450 or equivalent in other major
currencies.
Publication
date: November 2003.
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