Learn about the Serbian Food and Drink Industry with This 2008 Report
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DUBLIN, Ireland--(Business Wire)-- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c88409) has announced the addition of "Serbia Food and Drink Report Q2 2008" to their offering. The Serbia Food Drink Report provides independent forecasts and competitive intelligence on Serbias food and drink industry. Serbia, previously largely ignored by foreign companies, especially during the turbulent 1990s, is slowly but steadily being re-integrated into the wider European economy. As the more developed Western European markets become more competitive, foreign producers are increasingly aiming to establish their presence in emerging markets of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). Serbia's well-educated workforce, low production costs and privatisation initiatives offer plenty of opportunities, with the government also committed to attracting foreign direct investment (FDI). Contents: Executive Summary Business Environment Regional Food & Drink Business Environment Ratings Table: CEE Food & Drink Ratings - Q208 Serbia's Food & Drink Business Environment Rating Table: Global Food & Drink Business Environment Rank SWOT Analysis Mass Grocery Retail Serbia Mass Grocery Retail Industry SWOT Food and Drink Serbia Food & Drink Industry SWOT Macroeconomic Outlook Serbia - Economic Activity Retail Industry Forecast Scenario Table: Mass Grocery Retail Sales by Format (US$bn) - Historical Data & Forecasts Table: Serbia Grocery Retail Sales By Format - Historical Data And Forecasts Industry Developments Market Overview Table: Mercator - Private Label as % of Product Sales in Foreign Markets Table: Structure of Serbia's Mass Grocery Retail Market by Estimated Number of Outlets Table: Structure of Serbia's Mass Grocery Retail Market - Sales Value by Retail Format (US$mn) Food And Drink Food Regional Overview: Confectionery in Central and Eastern Europe Industry Forecast Scenario Food Table: Serbia Food, Drink & Tobacco Trade Balance (US$mn) - Historical Data and Forecasts Table: Value/Volume Sales of Canned Food & Confectionery - Historical Data & Forecasts Drink Table: Serbia Beverage Sectors - Value/Volume Sales - Historical Data & Forecasts Industry Developments Food Drink Agriculture Market Overview Food Drink Agriculture Table: Serbia Meat Industry Import and Export Data, 200 37 Tobacco Industry Forecast Scenario Industry Developments Market Overview Competitive Landscape Key Players Mass Grocery Retail Table: Key Players in Serbia's Mass Grocery Retail Sector (2007) Food and Drink Table: Key Players in Serbia's Food & Drink Sector (2007 42 Regional Company Case Studies Food: Hame in Central and Eastern Europe Table: Hame's Export Markets Table Urban Population in the Czech Republic as % of To 45 Table Volume/Value of Canned Food in Czech Republic - Historical Data and Forecast Table Volume/Value of Canned Food in Romania - Historical Data and Forecast Food: Podravka in Central and Eastern Europe Table: Podravka Sales By Product Group, 2006 vs. 2005 Table: Podravka Key Financial Indicators, 2005 And 2006 (HRKmn) Company Analysis Mass Grocery Retail - Mercator - Veropoulos - Delta Holding - Metro Food - Bambi - Mladost-Sid - Mondi Serbia Drink - Coca-Cola / IBP Beograd AD - Carlsberg Serbia / Pivara Celarevo - Apatinska Pivara (InBev) - Arteska International Company - BB Minaqua - Knjaz Milos - Agriculture - Sunoko Food & Drink Ratings Appendix Introduction: Revised Methodology Ratings Overview Ratings System Indicators Limits of Potential Returns Risks to Realisation of Potential Returns Weighting Our Forecast Modelling How We Generate Our Industry Forecasts Retail Industry Sources For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c88409 Research and Markets Laura Wood Senior Manager press@researchandmarkets.com Fax: +353 1 4100 980 Copyright Business Wire 2008
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