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Sun Care in the Netherlands

Sun care is still relatively small scale in the Netherlands, although value growth was strong in the review period with more Dutch consumers becoming aware of the need for sun protection. Skin cancer is a major concern because the majority of the ...

Aug 2012 | US$900| Add to cart | View details ›

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Baby and Child-Specific Products in the Netherlands

Baby and child-specific products registered positive value sales growth in 2011, with higher average price increases compared to 2010. In terms of volume sales, most products registered a weaker performance in 2011. Volume growth continued to slow ...

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Bath and Shower in the Netherlands

Bath and shower remained a relatively dynamic category in the overall beauty and personal care industry in 2011, with value sales continuing to expand. Active promotions and product innovation further drove sales, pushing value ahead of volume growth...

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Colour Cosmetics in the Netherlands

The Dutch economic crisis and its consequences in terms of unemployment and the public deficit have not had a significant impact on colour cosmetics in 2011. To a greater extent colour cosmetics is moving towards a necessity rather than a luxury ...

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Deodorants in the Netherlands

Deodorants has already reached quite a mature stage in the Netherlands and volume sales have been shrinking for all formats except for the largest range, deodorant sprays. In fact, deodorants for the female segment is already mature, being starved of...

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Depilatories in the Netherlands

The weather conditions in the Netherlands affected sales of depilatories due to lack of sunshine and consumers consequently taking fewer trips to bathing locations and avoiding outdoor activities. The Netherlands had a cool and wet 2011/2012 summer, ...

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Fragrances in the Netherlands

The 3% value sales growth in fragrances registered in 2011 was lower than the CAGR for the review period. This was the result of consumers continuing to limit their spending on non-essential products due to shrinking disposable incomes and a poor ...

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Hair Care in the Netherlands

Hair care is already quite a mature category in the Netherlands, although volume and value sales still managed to grow up to 2011 thanks to continuous innovations that stimulated demand. On average, the Dutch population is very conscious about the ...

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Oral Care in the Netherlands

Sales of oral care in the Netherlands grew quite well in 2011, driven by consumers paying more attention to specialised products, such as tooth whitening and mouthwashes, which drove not only volume growth but also value growth due to the higher ...

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Beauty and Personal Care in the Netherlands

The Dutch beauty and personal care market continued to demonstrate growth in 2011 following slight economic recovery in the first half of the year. The 2011 growth was slightly better than in 2010 and in line with the review period. Consumers were ...

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