Storck
Packaged Food

Storck KG, August

Euromonitor International's company profile, Storck KG, August offers detailed strategic analysis of the company's business, examining its performance in the packaged food market. The report examines company shares by region and sector, brand portfolio and new product developments, market and distribution strategies, challenges from the competition and future prospects. Use it to understand opportunities and threats facing the business and the factors driving success .

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Chapters: 8  |  Tables: 20  |  Publication date: Feb 2006
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Table of contents

1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 KEY FACTS

Summary 1 Storck KG, August: Key Facts

2. CORPORATE OVERVIEW

2.1 FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE

Table 1 August Storck KG: Financial Summary 2000-2004

2.2 GEOGRAPHIC COVERAGE

2.3 BUSINESS FOCUS

2.4 INTERIM RESULTS

3. STRATEGIC OVERVIEW

3.1 OPERATIONAL STRATEGIES

Internal operations

External operations

Summary 2 August Storck KG: Business agreements 2004

4. PACKAGED FOOD BUSINESS OF STORCK KG, AUGUST

4.1 PACKAGED FOOD BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

Growth through acquisition

Extending healthier lines

5. STORCK KG, AUGUST PERFORMANCE IN PACKAGED FOOD

5.1 COMPETITIVE CONTEXT

Cadbury consolidates market lead in 2004

Chocolate outpaces sugar despite health concerns

Increased competition in Germany

5.2 COMPANY WORLD MARKET SHARES

Sugar confectionery brands remain strongest part of the portfolio

Gum still a small area of interest

Table 2 Storck KG, August: World Shares & Rankings in Packaged Food by Sector 2001-2004

5.3 COMPANY SHARES BY REGION AND SECTOR

Western Europe core

North American sugar confectionery sales fall

Mixed performance in Eastern Europe

Static shares in Asia-Pacific

Africa and the Middle East the only market to witness share decline

Table 3 Storck KG, August: Regional Shares in Packaged Food by Sector 2004

5.4 MARKETING STRATEGIES

Celebrating its centenary in core markets

Protecting storks

Use of websites

5.5 DISTRIBUTION STRATEGIES

6. STORCK KG, AUGUST PACKAGED FOOD BRAND ASSESSMENT

6.1 BRAND PORTFOLIO

Chocolate also significant

Small gum and medicated confectionery presence

6.2 NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

Packaging development

6.3 CORE BRANDS

Campino

Table 4 Storck KG, August: Campino World Shares & Rankings in Confectionery by Sector 2001-2004

Table 5 Storck KG, August: Campino Regional Shares in Confectionery by Sector 2004

Merci

Table 6 Storck KG, August: Merci World Shares & Rankings in Confectionery by Sector 2001-2004

Table 7 Storck KG, August: Merci Regional Shares in Confectionery by Sector 2004

Nimm 2

Table 8 Storck KG, August: Nimm 2 World Shares & Rankings in Confectionery by Sector 2001-2004

Table 9 Storck KG, August: Nimm 2 Regional Shares in Confectionery by Sector 2004

Toffifee

Table 10 Storck KG, August: Toffifee World Shares & Rankings in Confectionery by Sector 2001-2004

Table 11 Storck KG, August: Toffifee Regional Shares in Confectionery by Sector 2004

Werther’s Original

Table 12 Storck KG, August: Werther’s Original World Shares & Rankings in Confectionery by Sector 2001-2004

Table 13 Storck KG, August: Werther’s Original Regional Shares in Confectionery by Sector 2004

7. STORCK KG, AUGUST PACKAGED FOOD STRATEGIC EVALUATION

7.1 STORCK KG, AUGUST SECTOR POTENTIAL

Africa and the Middle East to see fastest chocolate confectionery growth

Dynamism in Eastern Europe must be exploited

Australasia retains its preference for chocolate

Careful market targeting required in Asia-Pacific

Premium chocolate continues to grow in mature markets

Reduced sugar confectionery grows quickly

Gum remains buoyant

Medicated confectionery growth to slow in key markets

Table 14 Storck KG, August: World Sales Performance of Key Sectors of Involvement 2004

7.2 SWOT ANALYSIS

Strengths

Weaknesses

Opportunities

Threats

7.3 FUTURE PROSPECTS FOR PACKAGED FOOD BUSINESS

Further development in healthier sugar confectioery products expected

Exploiting growth in niche and premium brands

Need to strengthen presence in developing markets

Threat of takeover remains

8. APPENDICES

8.1 APPENDIX 1 – STORCK KG, AUGUST BRAND PORTFOLIO

Summary 3 Storck KG, August: Packaged Food Brands 2004

8.2 APPENDIX 2 – SUBSIDIARIES AND AFFILIATES OF STORCK KG, AUGUST

Summary 4 Storck KG, August: Subsidiaries 2004

8.3 APPENDIX 3 – WEBSITES OF STORCK KG, AUGUST

Summary 5 Storck KG, August: Websites

8.4 APPENDIX 4 – HISTORY AND CORPORATE DEVELOPMENT

Summary 6 Storck KG, August: Historical Development

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