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BRIEF DESCRIPTION

Drawing on proprietary research reports published during the preceding year, this publication provides a sector-by-sector analysis of 20 key markets, including consumer goods & services, financial services, the utilities, selected segments of the retail trade & target demographic markets. Information is provided on market size, trends, shares & segmentation within each product/services market.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

The Green & Ethical Consumer 18
Definition 18
Criteria of Green and Ethical Consumerism 18
Market TRends 18
The UK Grocery Market 18
Supermarkets and Ethical Trading 18
Genetically-Modified Foods 19
Ethical Trading 19
The Charity Sector 19
Market Size 20
Table 170: The UK Ethical Market by Sector by Value (£000 and %), 1999 and 2000 21
Organic Foods 22
Table 171: The Forecast UK Organic Food Market by Value (£m and index 1999=100), 1999-2003 22
Fairtrade Goods 23
Table 172: The UK Fairtrade Goods Market by Sector by Value (£m), 1998-2001 23
UK Banking 25
Table 173: Number of Banks in the UK†, 1995-1999 25
Bank Branches 25
Rating Banks 26
Table 174: Banks Rated According to Ethical Policy, 1999 and 2001 26
Bank Policy 27
UK Banking and Ethical Alternatives 28
The Car Market 28
Table 175: The UK New Car Market by Value and Volume (£m and 000), 1996-2001 29
Cars and the Environment 29
UK Charity Sector 30
Table 176: Total Combined Income of Registered Charities in England and Wales (number, index 1995=100 and £bn), 1995-1999 30
Cosmetics 30
Table 177: The UK Cosmetics Market by Sector by Value and Market Share (£m at rsp and %), 2000 and 2001 31
Cosmetics And Animal Testing 31
Holidays 32
Table 178: UK GDP and the UK Holiday Market by Volume and Value (£bn, million trips and %), 1997-2001 32
Developments in Ecotourism 34
 
The Grey Consumer 36
Definition 36
Market tRends 36
Table 179: The UK Population by Age Group (%), 1996-2001 36
Table 180: The UK Population Aged Over 45 by Sex and Age Group (000 and %), 1996 and 2001 37
Table 181: The UK Population Aged Over 45 by Sex and Age Group (% of each age group and 000), 1996 and 2001 38
Figure 52: The UK Population Aged Over 45 by Sex and Age Group (% of each age group), 1996 and 2001 39
Market Size 39
Home and Garden 39
Table 182: Home Ownership of Adults Aged Over 45 (% of respondents), 2002 40
Table 183: Home Ownership With and Without a Mortgage (% of respondents), 2002 41
Housing In Retirement 41
The Consumer 42
Table 184: Spending on Gardening and Home Improvements by Age Group (% of respondents), 2002 43
Looking Good and Staying Healthy 43
Clothing and Appearance 44
Table 185: Attitudes Towards Clothes Available on the High Street and Modern Fashions by Sex and Age (% of respondents), 2001 44
Health and Wellbeing 45
Table 186: Attitudes Towards Diet and Healthy Eating by Sex and Age (% of respondents), 2001 45
Table 187: Spending on Medications by Age (% of respondents), 2002 46
Leisure and Holidays 46
Leisure Time 46
Table 188: Spending on Newspapers or Magazines, and Books by Age Group (% of respondents), 2002 47
Table 189: Spending on CDS, Records or Tapes by Age Group (% of respondents), 2002 48
Holidays 48
Table 190: Spending on Holidays in the UK and Abroad by Age Group (% of respondents), 2002 49
 
Home Entertainment 50
Definition 50
Market TRends 51
Table 191: UK Household Penetration of Home Entertainment Equipment (% of households), 1999 and 2001 52
Market Size 53
Table 192: The UK Home Entertainment Market by Value by Product Category (£m at rsp and %), 1997-2002 53
Television and Video 54
Colour Televisions 54
Table 193: The UK Market for Colour Televisions by Value and Volume (£m at rsp, 000 units and index 1997=100), 1997-2002 55
Figure 53: The UK Market for Colour Televisions by Value (£m at rsp), 1997-2002 55
Table 194: The UK Market for Colour Televisions by Volume by Type (000 units), 1997-2002 56
Video Players and Recorders 56
Table 195: The UK Market for VCRs by Value and Volume (£m at rsp, 000 units and index 1997=100), 1997-2002 57
Figure 54: The UK Market for VCRs by Value (£m at rsp), 1997-2002 58
Table 196: The UK Market for DVD Players by Value and Volume (£m at rsp, 000 units and index 1998=100), 1998-2002 59
Figure 55: The UK Market for DVD Players by Value (£m at rsp), 1998-2002 60
Audio Equipment 61
Table 197: The UK Market for Audio Equipment by Value by Product Category (£m at rsp and %), 1997-2002 61
Personal Computers and Games Consoles 62
Personal Computers 62
Table 198: The UK Market for Home Personal Computers by Value and Volume (£m at rsp, 000 units and index 1997=100), 1997-2002 63
Figure 56: The UK Market for Home Personal Computers by Value (£m at rsp), 1997-2002 63
Games Consoles 64
Table 199: The UK Market for Games Consoles by Value and Volume (£m at rsp, 000 units and index 1997=100), 1997-2002 64
Figure 57: The UK Market for Games Consoles by Value (£m at rsp), 1997-2002 65
Distribution 66
Television and Videos 66
Table 200: UK Distribution of Television Sets by Retailer by Volume (%), 1997, 1999 and 2001 66
Table 201: UK Distribution of VCRs and DVD Players/Recorders by Retailer by Volume (%), 1997, 1999 and 2001 67
Audio Equipment 67
Table 202: UK Distribution of Audio Products by Retailer by Volume (%), 1997, 1999 and 2001 68
Personal Computers and Games Consoles 68
Table 203: UK Distribution of PCs by Retailer by Volume (%), 1997, 1999 and 2001 68
Table 204: UK Distribution of Games Consoles by Retailer by Volume (%), 1997, 1999 and 2001 69
 
Hot Beverages 70
Definition 70
Instant and Ground Coffees 70
Bagged, Loose and Instant Teas 70
Fruit and Herb Teas 70
Instant and Traditional Hot Chocolate and Malted Drinks 70
Market Size 71
The Overall Hot Beverages Market 71
Table 205: The UK Hot Beverages Market by Sector by Value (£m and %), 1997-2000/2001 71
Tea 72
Table 206: The UK Tea Market by Main Sectors by Value and Volume (£m, % and 000t), 1997-2000/2001 72
Table 207: The UK Tea Bag Market by Sector by Value (£m and %), 1997-2000/2001 73
Table 208: The UK Loose Tea Market by Type (£m and %), 1997-2000/2001 74
Table 209: The UK Fruit and Herb Tea Market (£m and %), 1997-2000/2001 74
Coffee 75
Table 210: The UK Coffee Market by Sector by Value and Volume (£m, % and 000t), 1997-2000/2001 75
Table 211: The UK Coffee Market by Sector by Value (£m and %), 1997-2000/2001 76
Food Drinks 76
Table 212: The UK Food Drinks Market by Main Sectors by Value and Volume (£m, % and 000t), 1997-2000/2001 77
Table 213: The UK Hot Chocolate and Malted Drinks Market by Form (£m and %), 1997-2000/2001 78
Table 214: The UK Instant and Traditional Hot Beverages Market by Sector by Value (£m and %), 1997-2000/2001 78
Market Share 79
Tea 79
Table 215: The UK Tea Market by Manufacturer's Share (%), 1998-2000/2001 80
Coffee 80
Table 216: The UK Coffee Market by Manufacturers' Shares (%), 1998-2000/2001 81
Food Drinks 81
Table 217: The UK Hot Chocolate and Malted Drinks Market by Manufacturers' Shares (%), 1998-2000/2001 82
Distribution 82
Table 218: Sales of Tea by Major Retailers (% share), 2000 83
Table 219: Shares of Hot Beverages Sales by Outlet Type (%), 1998-2000 84
 
Insurance Prospects 85
Definition 85
Market Size 85
Table 220: Market Capitalisation of Leading UK Banks and Insurers (£m and %), 1997-2002 86
Table 221: Leading Insurers and Banks in the UK by Pre-Tax Profits and Directors' Remuneration (£m and %), 2000 and 2001 88
Advertising 89
The Consumer 89
Bancassurance Alliances 90
Back to Basics in Advertising 91
Overview 91
Table 222: Main Media Advertising Expenditure on Insurance and All Financial Advertising (£000), Years Ending March 2001 and 2002 91
Figure 58: Main Media Advertising Expenditure on Insurance and All Financial Advertising (£000), Years Ending March 2001 and 2002 92
Successful Sectors: How and Why 92
Accident and Health Insurance 92
Pecuniary Loss Makes a Modest Profit 93
Annuities for Long-Term Care 93
Growth from Equity Release 93
 
Issues and Challenges in the UK Life Assurance Market 96
Definition 96
Market TRends 96
Market Size 96
Market Sectors Covered 96
Table 223: Net Premiums From Long-Term Business (£bn), 2000 97
Table 224: Long-Term Benefits Paid (£bn), 2000 97
Current Status of the Market 98
Stock Markets' Performance Affects Insurance Companies 98
Table 225: The Top Ten Life Insurers by Market Share (£m and %), Year End 2000 99
Life Insurance 99
Single Premiums See High Level of Growth 99
Personal Pensions See Fluctuations in Growth 100
Table 226: UK Life-Insurance Net Premium Income by Value (£m), 1996-2000 100
Occupational Pensions 101
Table 227: Long-Term Net Premium Income From Occupational Pensions (£m), 1996-2000 102
Personal And Stakeholder Pensions 102
Table 228: Long-Term Net Premium Income from Individual Pensions (£m), 1996-2000 103
Unit-Linked Policies 103
A Range of Unit-Linked Plans Available 104
Annuities 105
Table 229: Sources of New Single Pension Annuities and Income-Drawdown Premiums (%), 1998-2000 106
Individual Pension Accounts 106
Self-Invested Personal Pensions 107
Market Share 108
Stock Markets' Performance Affects Insurance Companies 108
Table 230: The Top Ten Life Insurers by Market Share (£m and %), Year End 2000 108
Distribution 109
Competitive Structure 109
Table 231: Mergers and Acquisitions in the UK Life-Insurance Industry, 1997-2001 109
Increased Specialism in Market Niches 110
New Regulations to Increase Costs 111
Consumer Demand for Impartial Advice to Remain 111
Independent Financial Advisers 111
Table 232: Number of Financial Advisers in the UK, 2001 112
Figure 59: Number of Financial Advisers in the UK, 2001 112
Financial Advice Market Faces Shakedown 113
 
Issues in Higher Education Funding 114
Definition 114
Market Size 114
Table 233: Growth in Higher Education in the UK by Sex (000 of all HE students and %), 1970/1971-2000/2001 114
Figure 60: Growth in Higher Education in the UK by Sex (000 of all HE students), 1970/1971-2000/2001 115
Table 234: Growth in Undergraduate Education in the UK by Sex by Type of Study (000 of undergraduate students and %), 1970/1971-2000/2001 116
Table 235: Growth in Postgraduate Education in the UK by Sex by Type of Study (000 of postgraduate students and %), 1970/1971-2000/2001 117
Table 236: UK Residents with a Higher Education Qualification by Sex by Ethnic Group (%), 1999/2000 118
Table 237: Number of New Entrants into Higher Education in the UK by Degree by Type of Study, 2000/2001 119
Table 238: Number of Degrees Awarded in the UK by Degree by Sex, 1999/2000 120
Funding for Institutions 120
Pivotal Role of Funding Councils 120
Table 239: Current and Capital Public Spending on the Provision of Higher Education in the UK by Type of Education by Central and Local Government (£m), 1999/2000 122
Table 240: Public Spending on Student Support in the UK by Type by Source of Spending (£m), 1999/2000 124
Table 241: Sources of Income for Higher Education Institutions in England (% and £m), 1994/1995-2004/2005 125
Figure 61: Sources of Income for Higher Education Institutions in England (%), 1994/1995-2004/2005 126
Funding for Graduates and Undergraduates 127
Table 242: Take-Up of Student Loans in the UK by Number and Value of Loans and Population (000, £m, £ and %), 1990/1991-2000/2001 127
 
Men and Women's Buying Habits 128
Definition 128
Market TRENDS 128
New Developments in the Retail Sector 129
Developments in the Clothing Market and Gender 129
The Car Market 130
Market Size 130
The Car Market 130
Table 243: Sales of New Cars by Value and Volume (£m and 000), 1996-2001 131
The Car Market and Gender 131
Table 244: Car Ownership in the UK (million and number), 1986-2000 131
The White Goods Market 132
Table 245: The UK White Goods Market by Sector by Value (£m and %),1996-2000 132
Table 246: Ownership and Purchase of White Goods by Sex (%), 1998 133
The Brown Goods Market 134
Table 247: UK Brown Goods Market by Sector by Value (£m and %), 1995-2001 134
Table 248: Ownership and Purchase of Selected Brown Goods by Sex (%), 2001 135
The Mobile Phone Market 136
Table 249: The UK Cellular Telecommunications Market by Value (£bn), 1997-2001 137
Table 250: Mobile Phone Ownership by Sex (%), 2001 137
Table 251: Monthly Expenditure on Mobile Phones (£ and %), 2001 138
The Home PC Market 138
Table 252: The UK Home PC Market by Volume and Value at Current Prices (index 1995=100, 000 and £m), 1996-2000 138
 
Medical and Health Insurance 140
Definition 140
Long-Term Insurance 140
General Insurance 140
Market Size 141
Premium Income 141
Table 253: UK Insurance — Net Premium Income by Value (£bn and %), 2000 141
Benefits Paid 142
Table 254: UK Insurance — Benefits Paid by Value (£bn), 2000 142
Distribution 142
Leading Insurers 142
Table 255: Leading UK Insurers and Banks by Pre-Tax Profits (£m), 2000 143
 
Men's Toiletries and Cosmetics 144
Definition 144
Market Size 144
Table 256: The UK Men's Toiletries and Fragrances Market by Sector by Value (£m and index 1997=100), 1997-2001 145
Men's Toiletries 145
Table 257: The UK Men's Toiletries Market by Sector by Market Share by Value (£m and %), 1999 and 2001 146
Men's Fragrances 146
Table 258: The UK Men's Fragrances Market by Sector by Market Share by Value (£m and %), 1999 and 2001 146
Market Share 147
Table 259: The UK Men's Toiletries and Fragrances Market by Sector by Market Share (%), 1997-2001 147
Figure 62: The UK Men's Toiletries and Fragrances Market by Sector by Market Share (%), 1997-2001 147
 
Millennium Youth 148
Definition 148
Market TRends 148
Changing Household Structure 148
Education 148
Examinations and Assessments 148
Employers' Attitude to Education 149
Market Size 149
Table 260: UK Population Projections by Sex by Age (%), 1961, 1991, 2000, 2011 and 2025 150
Table 261: UK Population Projection of the M-Generation by Age (000 and %), 1997, 2000, 2002 and 2005 151
Buying Own Music 151
Buying Own Computer Games and Magazines 151
Teenage Online-Spending Patterns 152
The Impact Of Expenditure On Mobile Telephones 152
Television and Video Ownership and Viewing Patterns 152
Table 262: Percentage of Children with a Television or Video in Their Own Room by Gender by Age (%), 2001 153
Figure 63: Percentage of Children with a Television or Video in Their Own Room by Gender by Age (%), 2001 153
Music Equipment Ownership 153
Table 263: Ownership of Music Equipment and CDs/Albums (%), 2002 154
Figure 64: Ownership of Music Equipment and CDs/Albums (%), 2002 154
Computers and Games Machines in the Home 155
Table 264: Percentage of Children Having a Personal Computer or Games Machine at Home by Gender by Age (%), 1999 155
Figure 65: Percentage of Children Having a Personal Computer or Games Machine at Home by Gender by Age (%), 1999 155
The Mobile Telephone Market 156
The M-Generation Clothing Market 156
Table 265: The UK Clothing Market for 15 to 24 Year-Olds by Sector by Value at Current Prices (£m), 1997-2002 156
 
Non-Food Sales in Supermarkets 157
Definition 157
Background 157
Extent of Products and Services 157
The Effect on Suppliers and Other Traders 157
Possible Threats 158
Potential for Growth 158
Market tRends 158
Home Delivery 158
Grey-Market Imports 159
Opening Hours 160
Resale Price Maintenance 161
National Minimum Wage 161
Loyalty Schemes 161
Investigation into Profiteering 162
Planning Restrictions 162
Development, Characteristics and Trends 163
Market Size 164
Total Retail Sales Values 164
Table 266: Consumer Expenditure on Selected Products by Value at Current Prices (£m), 1999 and 2000 164
Table 267: Consumer Expenditure on Selected Products by Value at Current Prices (£m and %), Third Quarter 2000 and 2001 165
Non-Food Sales Value Attributable To Grocery Multiples 166
Cleaning Products 166
Clothing and Footwear 166
Health-and-Beauty Products 166
Table 268: Top Health-and-Beauty Markets in Multiple Grocers by Value (£m and %), 1999 and 2000 167
Table 269: Health-and-Beauty Markets in Multiple Grocers Showing Strongest Growth (£m and %), 1999 and 2000 168
Stationery 168
Market Share 168
Supermarkets' Estimated Share of Selected Non-Food Items 168
Table 270: Supermarkets' Share of the Distribution of Certain Non-Food Items by Value (%), 2001 169
 
Organic Food 170
Definition 170
Market TRends 171
Market Size 171
The Organic Foods Retail Market 171
Table 271: The UK Organic-Foods Market by Retail Value (£m and %), May-April 1993/1994-2001/2002 172
Figure 66: The UK Organic-Foods Market by Retail Value (£m), May-April 1993/1994-2001/2002 173
The Organic Foods Market By Sector 173
Table 272: The UK Organic-Foods Market by Sector by Value and Market Share (£m and %), May-April 1998/1999-2001/2002 174
Figure 67: The UK Organic-Foods Market by Sector by Value and Market Share (£m), May-April 1998/1999-2001/2002 175
Fruit and Vegetables 176
Dairy Products 177
Multi-Ingredient Products 179
Cereals and Baked Goods 180
Baby Foods 182
Meat and Meat Products 183
Hot and Cold Beverages 184
Eggs 185
The Organic Import Market 185
The Organic-Foods Market At Farm Gate Prices 186
Table 273: UK Organic Foods Sales at Farm Gate Prices by Sector by Value and Market Share (£m and %), Years May to April 1999/2000 and 2000/2001 187
Distribution 188
Retail Sales 188
Table 274: UK Organic Foods Retail Sales by Type of Outlet by Value and Market Share (£m and %), 1999/2000-2001/2002 189
Other Forms Of Distribution 190
 
Over-40s Consumer 193
Definition 193
Market Size 193
Table 275: UK Population by Age (000 and %), 1990-2004 193
The Median Income 194
Table 276: Distribution of Median Income in the UK by Age (000 and £m), 1997-1998 195
Clothing 195
Diet, Wellbeing and Health 195
Food and Beverages 196
Table 277: The UK Functional Foods and Beverages Market by Sector by Value (£m and %), 1999-2005 196
Self-Care 198
Table 278: Penetration of Vitamins and Other Supplements by Frequency and Age (%), 2001 198
Travel and Leisure 198
Overseas Residents Travelling to the UK 199
Table 279: Visits and Spending by Overseas Residents by Age Group (000 and £m), 2001 199
UK Residents Travelling Abroad 201
Table 280: Visits and Spending by UK Residents by Age Group (000 and £m), 2000 201
The Cruise Industry 202
Table 281: Breakdown of Age of Cruise Passengers in North America (%), 1992 and 2000 202
Alternative Holidays 202
 
Savings and Investments 204
Definition 204
What is Saving? 204
What is Investment? 204
Market Size 206
Current Status of the Market 206
Total Industry Value and Growth 206
Market with Highest Growth Rate 207
Market with Lowest Growth Rate 207
Household Savings 207
Table 282: UK Savings and Investments by Sector (% of GDP), 1998-2001 207
Figure 68: UK Savings and Investments by Sector (% of GDP), 1998-2001 209
Bank Savings 209
Table 283: Personal-Sector Liquid Assets by Deposits with Banks (£m and %), 1999-2001 210
Building Society Savings 210
Table 284: Personal-Sector Liquid Assets by Deposits with Building Societies (£m and %), 1999-2001 210
National Savings and Government Bonds 211
Table 285: Personal-Sector Liquid Assets by National Savings Deposits (£m and %), 1999-2001 211
ISAs, PEPs and TESSAs 211
Table 286: Inflows to TESSAs and ISAs (£m), 1998-2001 212
Investments and Equities 212
Unit Trusts 213
Table 287: UK Unit Trust Total Funds Under Management by Top Ten Companies (% and £), December 2001 213
Open-Ended Investment Companies 213
Table 288: Top Ten UK OEIC Funds Under Management by Value and Market Share (£ and %), December 2001 214
Figure 69: Top Ten UK OEIC Funds Under Management by Value and Market Share (£ and %), December 2001 215
Table 289: Unit Trusts by Value of Funds (£m and index 1994=100), 1994-2001 215
Figure 70: Unit Trusts by Value of Funds (£m and index 1994=100), 1994-2001 216
Investment Trusts 217
Table 290: Top 13 UK Investment Trust Funds by Total Assets and Market Share (£m and %), 31st December 2001 217
Figure 71: Top 13 UK Investment Trust Funds byMarket Share (%), 31st December 2001 218
Bonds and Exotic Products 218
Venture-Capital Trusts and Enterprise-Investment Schemes 219
 
Saving Trends in the Eurozone 220
Definition 220
Market Size 220
Table 291: The EU Population by Country (million and %), 1996 and 2002 221
Incomes More Equal In The North Than The South 221
Table 292: Income Ratio Between Quintile with Highest Incomes and Quintile with Lowest Incomes, 1995 and 1998 222
Belgium 223
Table 293: Demography, National Accounts and Employment and Incomes of Belgium and the UK (million, %, $bn, $ and r), 1997 and Latest Available Years 223
Summary 225
France 225
Table 294: Demography, National Accounts and Employment and Incomes of France and the UK (million, %, $bn, $ and r), 1997 and Latest Available Years 226
Summary 227
Germany 228
A Little Older, A Little Poorer But Still In Control 228
Table 295: Demography, National Accounts and Employment and Incomes of Germany and the UK (million, %, $bn, $ and r), 1997 and Latest Available Years 229
Summary 230
Italy 231
Table 296: Demography, National Accounts and Employment and Incomes of Italy and UK (million, %, $bn, $ and r), 1997 and Latest Available Years 232
Summary 233
The Netherlands 233
Economy Slows Down 234
Table 297: Demography, National Accounts and Employment and Incomes of the Netherlands and the UK (million, %, $bn, $ and r), 1997 and Latest Available Years 235
Summary 236
Spain 237
Table 298: Demography, National Accounts and Employment and Incomes of Spain and the UK (million, %, $bn, $ and r), 1997 and Latest Available Years 238
Summary 240
 
The Slimming Market 241
Definition 241
Market TRends 241
Reduced-Fat, Low-Fat And Fat-free Products 241
New Products and Ranges 241
Relaunches 242
Controversies 242
Low-Sugar, Reduced Sugar And Sugar-Free Products 243
Other Slimming Products 243
Market Size 244
Table 299: The UK Slimming Market by Value (£m at rsp), 1997-2001 244
Figure 72: The UK Slimming Market by Value (£m at rsp), 1997-2001 245
Reduced-Fat, Low-Fat And Fat-Free Products 245
Cakes and Biscuits 245
Dairy Products 245
Table 300: Per Capita Consumption of Selected Standard and Reduced-Fat Dairy Products by Volume (g/ml per week), 1988 and 1998-2000 246
Table 301: The UK Market for Reduced-Fat, Low-Fat and Fat-Free Foods by Value and Market Share (£m at rsp and %), 2001 247
Low-Sugar, Reduced Sugar And Sugar-Free Products 247
Artificial Sweeteners 247
Cakes, Biscuits and Cereals 247
Confectionery 248
Soft Drinks 248
Table 302: Per Capita Consumption of Low-Calorie and Standard Soft Drinks by Volume (ml per week), 1988 and 1998-2000 249
Table 303: The UK Market for Low-Sugar, Reduced-Sugar and Sugar-Free Products by Value and Market Share (£m at rsp and %), 2001 249
Other Slimming Products 250
Meal Replacements 250
Appetite Controllers and Suppressants 250
Physical Slimming Methods 251
Slimming Clubs 251
 
Small Businesses and Banks 253
Definition 253
Table 304: DTI Definition of SMEs (number of employees), 2001 253
Table 305: Companies Act Definition of SMEs (£m and number of employees), 2001 253
Table 306: European Commission Definition of SMEs (mm, number of employees and %), 2001 254
Market TRends 254
Market Size 255
SMEs 255
Table 307: Number of SMEs in the UK (million), 1980-2000 255
Micro-Businesses 256
Trade Finance 256
Table 308: Estimated Number of Exporters in the UK by Turnover by Sector (£000 and £m), 1994 256
Banks And Small Exporter Advice 257
Table 309: Businesses Using Banks for Advice by Turnover (£m and %), 2001 257
Table 310: Bank Trade Finance Advice by Source (%), 2001 258
Table 311: Number of Banks Used for International Services by Turnover (£m), 2001 258
Market Share 259
Table 312: Sources of External Finance for SMEs (%), 1987-1990, 1995-1997 and 1997-1999 259
SMEs 260
Table 313: Profit Margins† of UK SMEs by Sector and Type (median values), 1991 and 1997 260
Banks 261
Table 314: Market Share of Small-Business Main Accounts by Bank (%), 1992,1999 and 2001 261
 
Sweet and Salty Snacks 262
Definition 262
Salty Snacks 262
Crisps 262
Savoury Snacks 262
Snack Nuts 263
Sweet Snacks 263
Chocolate Countlines 263
Chocolate-Biscuit Countlines 263 et 138
Table 252: The UK Home PC Market by Volume and Value at Current Prices (index 1995=100, 000 and £m), 1996-2000 138
 
Medical and Health Insurance 140
Definition 140
Long-Term Insurance 140
General Insurance 140
Market Size 141
Premium Income 141
Table 253: UK Insurance — Net Premium Income by Value (£bn and %), 2000 141
Benefits Paid 142
Table 254: UK Insurance — Benefits Paid by Value (£bn), 2000 142
Distribution 142
Leading Insurers 142
Table 255: Leading UK Insurers and Banks by Pre-Tax Profits (£m), 2000 143
 
Men's Toiletries and Cosmetics 144
Definition 144
Market Size 144
Table 256: The UK Men's Toiletries and Fragrances Market by Sector by Value (£m and index 1997=100), 1997-2001 145
Men's Toiletries 145
Table 257: The UK Men's Toiletries Market by Sector by Market Share by Value (£m and %), 1999 and 2001 146
Men's Fragrances 146
Table 258: The UK Men's Fragrances Market by Sector by Market Share by Value (£m and %), 1999 and 2001 146
Market Share 147
Table 259: The UK Men's Toiletries and Fragrances Market by Sector by Market Share (%), 1997-2001 147
Figure 62: The UK Men's Toiletries and Fragrances Market by Sector by Market Share (%), 1997-2001 147
 
Millennium Youth 148
Definition 148
Market TRends 148
Changing Household Structure 148
Education 148
Examinations and Assessments 148
Employers' Attitude to Education 149
Market Size 149
Table 260: UK Population Projections by Sex by Age (%), 1961, 1991, 2000, 2011 and 2025 150
Table 261: UK Population Projection of the M-Generation by Age (000 and %), 1997, 2000, 2002 and 2005 151
Buying Own Music 151
Buying Own Computer Games and Magazines 151
Teenage Online-Spending Patterns 152
The Impact Of Expenditure On Mobile Telephones 152
Television and Video Ownership and Viewing Patterns 152
Table 262: Percentage of Children with a Television or Video in Their Own Room by Gender by Age (%), 2001 153
Figure 63: Percentage of Children with a Television or Video in Their Own Room by Gender by Age (%), 2001 153
Music Equipment Ownership 153
Table 263: Ownership of Music Equipment and CDs/Albums (%), 2002 154
Figure 64: Ownership of Music Equipment and CDs/Albums (%), 2002 154
Computers and Games Machines in the Home 155
Table 264: Percentage of Children Having a Personal Computer or Games Machine at Home by Gender by Age (%), 1999 155
Figure 65: Percentage of Children Having a Personal Computer or Games Machine at Home by Gender by Age (%), 1999 155
The Mobile Telephone Market 156
The M-Generation Clothing Market 156
Table 265: The UK Clothing Market for 15 to 24 Year-Olds by Sector by Value at Current Prices (£m), 1997-2002 156
 
Non-Food Sales in Supermarkets 157
Definition 157
Background 157
Extent of Products and Services 157
The Effect on Suppliers and Other Traders 157
Possible Threats 158
Potential for Growth 158
Market tRends 158
Home Delivery 158
Grey-Market Imports 159
Opening Hours 160
Resale Price Maintenance 161
National Minimum Wage 161
Loyalty Schemes 161
Investigation into Profiteering 162
Planning Restrictions 162
Development, Characteristics and Trends 163
Market Size 164
Total Retail Sales Values 164
Table 266: Consumer Expenditure on Selected Products by Value at Current Prices (£m), 1999 and 2000 164
Table 267: Consumer Expenditure on Selected Products by Value at Current Prices (£m and %), Third Quarter 2000 and 2001 165
Non-Food Sales Value Attributable To Grocery Multiples 166
Cleaning Products 166
Clothing and Footwear 166
Health-and-Beauty Products 166
Table 268: Top Health-and-Beauty Markets in Multiple Grocers by Value (£m and %), 1999 and 2000 167
Table 269: Health-and-Beauty Markets in Multiple Grocers Showing Strongest Growth (£m and %), 1999 and 2000 168
Stationery 168
Market Share 168
Supermarkets' Estimated Share of Selected Non-Food Items 168
Table 270: Supermarkets' Share of the Distribution of Certain Non-Food Items by Value (%), 2001 169
 
Organic Food 170
Definition 170
Market TRends 171
Market Size 171
The Organic Foods Retail Market 171
Table 271: The UK Organic-Foods Market by Retail Value (£m and %), May-April 1993/1994-2001/2002 172
Figure 66: The UK Organic-Foods Market by Retail Value (£m), May-April 1993/1994-2001/2002 173
The Organic Foods Market By Sector 173
Table 272: The UK Organic-Foods Market by Sector by Value and Market Share (£m and %), May-April 1998/1999-2001/2002 174
Figure 67: The UK Organic-Foods Market by Sector by Value and Market Share (£m), May-April 1998/1999-2001/2002 175
Fruit and Vegetables 176
Dairy Products 177
Multi-Ingredient Products 179
Cereals and Baked Goods 180
Baby Foods 182
Meat and Meat Products 183
Hot and Cold Beverages 184
Eggs 185
The Organic Import Market 185
The Organic-Foods Market At Farm Gate Prices 186
Table 273: UK Organic Foods Sales at Farm Gate Prices by Sector by Value and Market Share (£m and %), Years May to April 1999/2000 and 2000/2001 187
Distribution 188
Retail Sales 188
Table 274: UK Organic Foods Retail Sales by Type of Outlet by Value and Market Share (£m and %), 1999/2000-2001/2002 189
Other Forms Of Distribution 190
 
Over-40s Consumer 193
Definition 193
Market Size 193
Table 275: UK Population by Age (000 and %), 1990-2004 193
The Median Income 194
Table 276: Distribution of Median Income in the UK by Age (000 and £m), 1997-1998 195
Clothing 195
Diet, Wellbeing and Health 195
Food and Beverages 196
Table 277: The UK Functional Foods and Beverages Market by Sector by Value (£m and %), 1999-2005 196
Self-Care 198
Table 278: Penetration of Vitamins and Other Supplements by Frequency and Age (%), 2001 198
Travel and Leisure 198
Overseas Residents Travelling to the UK 199
Table 279: Visits and Spending by Overseas Residents by Age Group (000 and £m), 2001 199
UK Residents Travelling Abroad 201
Table 280: Visits and Spending by UK Residents by Age Group (000 and £m), 2000 201
The Cruise Industry 202
Table 281: Breakdown of Age of Cruise Passengers in North America (%), 1992 and 2000 202
Alternative Holidays 202
 
Savings and Investments 204
Definition 204
What is Saving? 204
What is Investment? 204
Market Size 206
Current Status of the Market 206
Total Industry Value and Growth 206
Market with Highest Growth Rate 207
Market with Lowest Growth Rate 207
Household Savings 207
Table 282: UK Savings and Investments by Sector (% of GDP), 1998-2001 207
Figure 68: UK Savings and Investments by Sector (% of GDP), 1998-2001 209
Bank Savings 209
Table 283: Personal-Sector Liquid Assets by Deposits with Banks (£m and %), 1999-2001 210
Building Society Savings 210
Table 284: Personal-Sector Liquid Assets by Deposits with Building Societies (£m and %), 1999-2001 210
National Savings and Government Bonds 211
Table 285: Personal-Sector Liquid Assets by National Savings Deposits (£m and %), 1999-2001 211
ISAs, PEPs and TESSAs 211
Table 286: Inflows to TESSAs and ISAs (£m), 1998-2001 212
Investments and Equities 212
Unit Trusts 213
Table 287: UK Unit Trust Total Funds Under Management by Top Ten Companies (% and £), December 2001 213
Open-Ended Investment Companies 213
Table 288: Top Ten UK OEIC Funds Under Management by Value and Market Share (£ and %), December 2001 214
Figure 69: Top Ten UK OEIC Funds Under Management by Value and Market Share (£ and %), December 2001 215
Table 289: Unit Trusts by Value of Funds (£m and index 1994=100), 1994-2001 215
Figure 70: Unit Trusts by Value of Funds (£m and index 1994=100), 1994-2001 216
Investment Trusts 217
Table 290: Top 13 UK Investment Trust Funds by Total Assets and Market Share (£m and %), 31st December 2001 217
Figure 71: Top 13 UK Investment Trust Funds byMarket Share (%), 31st December 2001 218
Bonds and Exotic Products 218
Venture-Capital Trusts and Enterprise-Investment Schemes 219
 
Saving Trends in the Eurozone 220
Definition 220
Market Size 220
Table 291: The EU Population by Country (million and %), 1996 and 2002 221
Incomes More Equal In The North Than The South 221
Table 292: Income Ratio Between Quintile with Highest Incomes and Quintile with Lowest Incomes, 1995 and 1998 222
Belgium 223
Table 293: Demography, National Accounts and Employment and Incomes of Belgium and the UK (million, %, $bn, $ and r), 1997 and Latest Available Years 223
Summary 225
France 225
Table 294: Demography, National Accounts and Employment and Incomes of France and the UK (million, %, $bn, $ and r), 1997 and Latest Available Years 226
Summary 227
Germany 228
A Little Older, A Little Poorer But Still In Control 228
Table 295: Demography, National Accounts and Employment and Incomes of Germany and the UK (million, %, $bn, $ and r), 1997 and Latest Available Years 229
Summary 230
Italy 231
Table 296: Demography, National Accounts and Employment and Incomes of Italy and UK (million, %, $bn, $ and r), 1997 and Latest Available Years 232
Summary 233
The Netherlands 233
Economy Slows Down 234
Table 297: Demography, National Accounts and Employment and Incomes of the Netherlands and the UK (million, %, $bn, $ and r), 1997 and Latest Available Years 235
Summary 236
Spain 237
Table 298: Demography, National Accounts and Employment and Incomes of Spain and the UK (million, %, $bn, $ and r), 1997 and Latest Available Years 238
Summary 240
 
The Slimming Market 241
Definition 241
Market TRends 241
Reduced-Fat, Low-Fat And Fat-free Products 241
New Products and Ranges 241
Relaunches 242
Controversies 242
Low-Sugar, Reduced Sugar And Sugar-Free Products 243
Other Slimming Products 243
Market Size 244
Table 299: The UK Slimming Market by Value (£m at rsp), 1997-2001 244
Figure 72: The UK Slimming Market by Value (£m at rsp), 1997-2001 245
Reduced-Fat, Low-Fat And Fat-Free Products 245
Cakes and Biscuits 245
Dairy Products 245
Table 300: Per Capita Consumption of Selected Standard and Reduced-Fat Dairy Products by Volume (g/ml per week), 1988 and 1998-2000 246
Table 301: The UK Market for Reduced-Fat, Low-Fat and Fat-Free Foods by Value and Market Share (£m at rsp and %), 2001 247
Low-Sugar, Reduced Sugar And Sugar-Free Products 247
Artificial Sweeteners 247
Cakes, Biscuits and Cereals 247
Confectionery 248
Soft Drinks 248
Table 302: Per Capita Consumption of Low-Calorie and Standard Soft Drinks by Volume (ml per week), 1988 and 1998-2000 249
Table 303: The UK Market for Low-Sugar, Reduced-Sugar and Sugar-Free Products by Value and Market Share (£m at rsp and %), 2001 249
Other Slimming Products 250
Meal Replacements 250
Appetite Controllers and Suppressants 250
Physical Slimming Methods 251
Slimming Clubs 251
 
Small Businesses and Banks 253
Definition 253
Table 304: DTI Definition of SMEs (number of employees), 2001 253
Table 305: Companies Act Definition of SMEs (£m and number of employees), 2001 253
Table 306: European Commission Definition of SMEs (mm, number of employees and %), 2001 254
Market TRends 254
Market Size 255
SMEs 255
Table 307: Number of SMEs in the UK (million), 1980-2000 255
Micro-Businesses 256
Trade Finance 256
Table 308: Estimated Number of Exporters in the UK by Turnover by Sector (£000 and £m), 1994 256
Banks And Small Exporter Advice 257
Table 309: Businesses Using Banks for Advice by Turnover (£m and %), 2001 257
Table 310: Bank Trade Finance Advice by Source (%), 2001 258
Table 311: Number of Banks Used for International Services by Turnover (£m), 2001 258
Market Share 259
Table 312: Sources of External Finance for SMEs (%), 1987-1990, 1995-1997 and 1997-1999 259
SMEs 260
Table 313: Profit Margins† of UK SMEs by Sector and Type (median values), 1991 and 1997 260
Banks 261
Table 314: Market Share of Small-Business Main Accounts by Bank (%), 1992,1999 and 2001 261
 
Sweet and Salty Snacks 262
Definition 262
Salty Snacks 262
Crisps 262
Savoury Snacks 262
Snack Nuts 263
Sweet Snacks 263
Chocolate Countlines 263
Chocolate-Biscuit Countlines 263
Cereal Bars 263
Cake Bars 263
Market tRends 264
A Greying Population 264
Changing Lifestyles 264
Disposable Incomes 265
Market Size 265
Salty Snacks 265
Retail Sales 265
Table 315: Total Retail Sales of Salty Snacks by Value (£m and %), 2000/2001 and 2001/2002 265
Figure 73: Total Retail Sales of Salty Snacks by Value (£m), 2000/2001 and 2001/2002 266
Market Segmentation 266
Crisps 266
Table 316: Major Crisp Brands by Manufacturer by Value (£m and %), 1999/2000-2001/2002 267
Savoury Snacks 267
Table 317: Major Savoury Snacks Brands by Manufacturer by Value (£m and %), 1999/2000-2001/2002 268
Snack Nuts 269
Table 318: Snack Nuts Brands by Value (£m and %), 1999/2000-2001/2002 269
Sweet Snacks 269
Table 319: Total Retail Sales of Sweet Snacks by Value (£m and %), 2000/2001 and 2001/2002 270
Figure 74: Total Retail Sales of Sweet Snacks by Value (£m), 2000/2001 and 2001/2002 271
Market Segmentation 272
Chocolate Countlines 272
Table 320: Retail Sales of All Chocolate Confectionery and of Chocolate Countlines by Value (£m and %), 1997/1998-2001/2002 273
Chocolate-Biscuit Countlines 273
Table 321: Retail Sales of All Biscuits and of Chocolate Biscuit Countlines (£m and %), 1997/1998-2001/2002 274
Cereal Bars 274
Table 322: Retail Sales of Cereal Bars by Value (£m and %), 1999/2000-2001/2002 275
Cake Bars 275
Table 323: Retail Sales of Cake Bars by Value (£m and %), 1999/2000-2001/2002 276
Market share 276
Salty Snacks 276
Table 324: Major Manufacturers' Shares in Salty Snacks by Value (%), 2001/2002† 277
Sweet Snacks 278
Table 325: Major Manufacturers' Shares in Sweet Snacks by Value (%), 2001 278
Distribution 278
Salty Snacks 279
Table 326: Sales of All Salty Snacks by Distribution Outlet by Value Shares (%), 1999/2000 and 2000/2001 280
Table 327: Sales of Snack Nuts by Broad Distribution Outlet by Value (%), 1998-2000 281
Sweet Snacks 281
Table 328: Sales of Confectionery, Chocolate-Biscuit Countlines and Cereal and Cake Bars by Distribution Outlet by Value (%), 1999/2000 and 2000/2001 282
 
Vitamins and Supplements 284
Definition 284
Vitamins 284
Fat-Soluble Vitamins 284
Water-Soluble Vitamins 284
Principal Vitamins 285
Vitamin A 285
The B Vitamins 285
Vitamin B1 (Thiamine) 285
Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin) 285
Vitamin B3 (Niacin) 286
Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine) 286
Vitamin B12 (Cobalamin) 286
Other B Vitamins 287
Folic Acid 287
Pantothenic Acid 287
Biotin 287
Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid) 287
Vitamin D 288
Vitamin E 288
Vitamin K 288
Principal Minerals 288
Calcium 288
Iodine 289
Iron 289
Zinc 289
Magnesium 289
Selenium 289
Phosphorus 290
Other Supplements 290
Garlic 290
Evening Primrose Oil 290
Fish Oils 290
Ginseng 290
St John's Wort 290
Royal Jelly 290
Others 291
Market Size 291
Table 329: The UK Vitamins, Minerals and Supplements Market by Value (£m and %), 1996-2001 291
Figure 75: The UK Vitamins, Minerals and Supplements Market by Value (£m), 1996-2001 291
Market Segmentation 292
Table 330: The UK Vitamins, Minerals and Supplements Market by Sector by Value (%), 1996-2001 292
Fish Oils 293
Table 331: The UK Fish Oils Market by Value (£m and %), 1996-2001 293
Multivitamins 293
Table 332: The UK Multivitamins Market by Value (£m and %), 1996-2001 294
Single Vitamins 294
Table 333: The UK Single Vitamins Market by Value (£m and %), 1996-2001 295
Evening Primrose Oil 295
Table 334: The UK Evening Primrose Oils Market by Value (£m and %), 1996-2001 295
Minerals and Other Supplements 296
Table 335: The UK Garlic and Other Supplements Market by Value (£m and %), 1996-2001 296
Market Share 297
Distribution 298
Fish Oils 298
Single Vitamins 298
Evening Primrose Oil 298
Minerals and Other Supplements 298
Competitive Structure 299
Specialist Distributors 299
General Distributors 300
Internet-Based Distributors 300et 138
Table 252: The UK Home PC Market by Volume and Value at Current Prices (index 1995=100, 000 and £m), 1996-2000 138
 
Medical and Health Insurance 140
Definition 140
Long-Term Insurance 140
General Insurance 140
Market Size 141
Premium Income 141
Table 253: UK Insurance — Net Premium Income by Value (£bn and %), 2000 141
Benefits Paid 142
Table 254: UK Insurance — Benefits Paid by Value (£bn), 2000 142
Distribution 142
Leading Insurers 142
Table 255: Leading UK Insurers and Banks by Pre-Tax Profits (£m), 2000 143
 
Men's Toiletries and Cosmetics 144
Definition 144
Market Size 144
Table 256: The UK Men's Toiletries and Fragrances Market by Sector by Value (£m and index 1997=100), 1997-2001 145
Men's Toiletries 145
Table 257: The UK Men's Toiletries Market by Sector by Market Share by Value (£m and %), 1999 and 2001 146
Men's Fragrances 146
Table 258: The UK Men's Fragrances Market by Sector by Market Share by Value (£m and %), 1999 and 2001 146
Market Share 147
Table 259: The UK Men's Toiletries and Fragrances Market by Sector by Market Share (%), 1997-2001 147
Figure 62: The UK Men's Toiletries and Fragrances Market by Sector by Market Share (%), 1997-2001 147
 
Millennium Youth 148
Definition 148
Market TRends 148
Changing Household Structure 148
Education 148
Examinations and Assessments 148
Employers' Attitude to Education 149
Market Size 149
Table 260: UK Population Projections by Sex by Age (%), 1961, 1991, 2000, 2011 and 2025 150
Table 261: UK Population Projection of the M-Generation by Age (000 and %), 1997, 2000, 2002 and 2005 151
Buying Own Music 151
Buying Own Computer Games and Magazines 151
Teenage Online-Spending Patterns 152
The Impact Of Expenditure On Mobile Telephones 152
Television and Video Ownership and Viewing Patterns 152
Table 262: Percentage of Children with a Television or Video in Their Own Room by Gender by Age (%), 2001 153
Figure 63: Percentage of Children with a Television or Video in Their Own Room by Gender by Age (%), 2001 153
Music Equipment Ownership 153
Table 263: Ownership of Music Equipment and CDs/Albums (%), 2002 154
Figure 64: Ownership of Music Equipment and CDs/Albums (%), 2002 154
Computers and Games Machines in the Home 155
Table 264: Percentage of Children Having a Personal Computer or Games Machine at Home by Gender by Age (%), 1999 155
Figure 65: Percentage of Children Having a Personal Computer or Games Machine at Home by Gender by Age (%), 1999 155
The Mobile Telephone Market 156
The M-Generation Clothing Market 156
Table 265: The UK Clothing Market for 15 to 24 Year-Olds by Sector by Value at Current Prices (£m), 1997-2002 156
 
Non-Food Sales in Supermarkets 157
Definition 157
Background 157
Extent of Products and Services 157
The Effect on Suppliers and Other Traders 157
Possible Threats 158
Potential for Growth 158
Market tRends 158
Home Delivery 158
Grey-Market Imports 159
Opening Hours 160
Resale Price Maintenance 161
National Minimum Wage 161
Loyalty Schemes 161
Investigation into Profiteering 162
Planning Restrictions 162
Development, Characteristics and Trends 163
Market Size 164
Total Retail Sales Values 164
Table 266: Consumer Expenditure on Selected Products by Value at Current Prices (£m), 1999 and 2000 164
Table 267: Consumer Expenditure on Selected Products by Value at Current Prices (£m and %), Third Quarter 2000 and 2001 165
Non-Food Sales Value Attributable To Grocery Multiples 166
Cleaning Products 166
Clothing and Footwear 166
Health-and-Beauty Products 166
Table 268: Top Health-and-Beauty Markets in Multiple Grocers by Value (£m and %), 1999 and 2000 167
Table 269: Health-and-Beauty Markets in Multiple Grocers Showing Strongest Growth (£m and %), 1999 and 2000 168
Stationery 168
Market Share 168
Supermarkets' Estimated Share of Selected Non-Food Items 168
Table 270: Supermarkets' Share of the Distribution of Certain Non-Food Items by Value (%), 2001 169
 
Organic Food 170
Definition 170
Market TRends 171
Market Size 171
The Organic Foods Retail Market 171
Table 271: The UK Organic-Foods Market by Retail Value (£m and %), May-April 1993/1994-2001/2002 172
Figure 66: The UK Organic-Foods Market by Retail Value (£m), May-April 1993/1994-2001/2002 173
The Organic Foods Market By Sector 173
Table 272: The UK Organic-Foods Market by Sector by Value and Market Share (£m and %), May-April 1998/1999-2001/2002 174
Figure 67: The UK Organic-Foods Market by Sector by Value and Market Share (£m), May-April 1998/1999-2001/2002 175
Fruit and Vegetables 176
Dairy Products 177
Multi-Ingredient Products 179
Cereals and Baked Goods 180
Baby Foods 182
Meat and Meat Products 183
Hot and Cold Beverages 184
Eggs 185
The Organic Import Market 185
The Organic-Foods Market At Farm Gate Prices 186
Table 273: UK Organic Foods Sales at Farm Gate Prices by Sector by Value and Market Share (£m and %), Years May to April 1999/2000 and 2000/2001 187
Distribution 188
Retail Sales 188
Table 274: UK Organic Foods Retail Sales by Type of Outlet by Value and Market Share (£m and %), 1999/2000-2001/2002 189
Other Forms Of Distribution 190
 
Over-40s Consumer 193
Definition 193
Market Size 193
Table 275: UK Population by Age (000 and %), 1990-2004 193
The Median Income 194
Table 276: Distribution of Median Income in the UK by Age (000 and £m), 1997-1998 195
Clothing 195
Diet, Wellbeing and Health 195
Food and Beverages 196
Table 277: The UK Functional Foods and Beverages Market by Sector by Value (£m and %), 1999-2005 196
Self-Care 198
Table 278: Penetration of Vitamins and Other Supplements by Frequency and Age (%), 2001 198
Travel and Leisure 198
Overseas Residents Travelling to the UK 199
Table 279: Visits and Spending by Overseas Residents by Age Group (000 and £m), 2001 199
UK Residents Travelling Abroad 201
Table 280: Visits and Spending by UK Residents by Age Group (000 and £m), 2000 201
The Cruise Industry 202
Table 281: Breakdown of Age of Cruise Passengers in North America (%), 1992 and 2000 202
Alternative Holidays 202
 
Savings and Investments 204
Definition 204
What is Saving? 204
What is Investment? 204
Market Size 206
Current Status of the Market 206
Total Industry Value and Growth 206
Market with Highest Growth Rate 207
Market with Lowest Growth Rate 207
Household Savings 207
Table 282: UK Savings and Investments by Sector (% of GDP), 1998-2001 207
Figure 68: UK Savings and Investments by Sector (% of GDP), 1998-2001 209
Bank Savings 209
Table 283: Personal-Sector Liquid Assets by Deposits with Banks (£m and %), 1999-2001 210
Building Society Savings 210
Table 284: Personal-Sector Liquid Assets by Deposits with Building Societies (£m and %), 1999-2001 210
National Savings and Government Bonds 211
Table 285: Personal-Sector Liquid Assets by National Savings Deposits (£m and %), 1999-2001 211
ISAs, PEPs and TESSAs 211
Table 286: Inflows to TESSAs and ISAs (£m), 1998-2001 212
Investments and Equities 212
Unit Trusts 213
Table 287: UK Unit Trust Total Funds Under Management by Top Ten Companies (% and £), December 2001 213
Open-Ended Investment Companies 213
Table 288: Top Ten UK OEIC Funds Under Management by Value and Market Share (£ and %), December 2001 214
Figure 69: Top Ten UK OEIC Funds Under Management by Value and Market Share (£ and %), December 2001 215
Table 289: Unit Trusts by Value of Funds (£m and index 1994=100), 1994-2001 215
Figure 70: Unit Trusts by Value of Funds (£m and index 1994=100), 1994-2001 216
Investment Trusts 217
Table 290: Top 13 UK Investment Trust Funds by Total Assets and Market Share (£m and %), 31st December 2001 217
Figure 71: Top 13 UK Investment Trust Funds byMarket Share (%), 31st December 2001 218
Bonds and Exotic Products 218
Venture-Capital Trusts and Enterprise-Investment Schemes 219
 
Saving Trends in the Eurozone 220
Definition 220
Market Size 220
Table 291: The EU Population by Country (million and %), 1996 and 2002 221
Incomes More Equal In The North Than The South 221
Table 292: Income Ratio Between Quintile with Highest Incomes and Quintile with Lowest Incomes, 1995 and 1998 222
Belgium 223
Table 293: Demography, National Accounts and Employment and Incomes of Belgium and the UK (million, %, $bn, $ and r), 1997 and Latest Available Years 223
Summary 225
France 225
Table 294: Demography, National Accounts and Employment and Incomes of France and the UK (million, %, $bn, $ and r), 1997 and Latest Available Years 226
Summary 227
Germany 228
A Little Older, A Little Poorer But Still In Control 228
Table 295: Demography, National Accounts and Employment and Incomes of Germany and the UK (million, %, $bn, $ and r), 1997 and Latest Available Years 229
Summary 230
Italy 231
Table 296: Demography, National Accounts and Employment and Incomes of Italy and UK (million, %, $bn, $ and r), 1997 and Latest Available Years 232
Summary 233
The Netherlands 233
Economy Slows Down 234
Table 297: Demography, National Accounts and Employment and Incomes of the Netherlands and the UK (million, %, $bn, $ and r), 1997 and Latest Available Years 235
Summary 236
Spain 237
Table 298: Demography, National Accounts and Employment and Incomes of Spain and the UK (million, %, $bn, $ and r), 1997 and Latest Available Years 238
Summary 240
 
The Slimming Market 241
Definition 241
Market TRends 241
Reduced-Fat, Low-Fat And Fat-free Products 241
New Products and Ranges 241
Relaunches 242
Controversies 242
Low-Sugar, Reduced Sugar And Sugar-Free Products 243
Other Slimming Products 243
Market Size 244
Table 299: The UK Slimming Market by Value (£m at rsp), 1997-2001 244
Figure 72: The UK Slimming Market by Value (£m at rsp), 1997-2001 245
Reduced-Fat, Low-Fat And Fat-Free Products 245
Cakes and Biscuits 245
Dairy Products 245
Table 300: Per Capita Consumption of Selected Standard and Reduced-Fat Dairy Products by Volume (g/ml per week), 1988 and 1998-2000 246
Table 301: The UK Market for Reduced-Fat, Low-Fat and Fat-Free Foods by Value and Market Share (£m at rsp and %), 2001 247
Low-Sugar, Reduced Sugar And Sugar-Free Products 247
Artificial Sweeteners 247
Cakes, Biscuits and Cereals 247
Confectionery 248
Soft Drinks 248
Table 302: Per Capita Consumption of Low-Calorie and Standard Soft Drinks by Volume (ml per week), 1988 and 1998-2000 249
Table 303: The UK Market for Low-Sugar, Reduced-Sugar and Sugar-Free Products by Value and Market Share (£m at rsp and %), 2001 249
Other Slimming Products 250
Meal Replacements 250
Appetite Controllers and Suppressants 250
Physical Slimming Methods 251
Slimming Clubs 251
 
Small Businesses and Banks 253
Definition 253
Table 304: DTI Definition of SMEs (number of employees), 2001 253
Table 305: Companies Act Definition of SMEs (£m and number of employees), 2001 253
Table 306: European Commission Definition of SMEs (mm, number of employees and %), 2001 254
Market TRends 254
Market Size 255
SMEs 255
Table 307: Number of SMEs in the UK (million), 1980-2000 255
Micro-Businesses 256
Trade Finance 256
Table 308: Estimated Number of Exporters in the UK by Turnover by Sector (£000 and £m), 1994 256
Banks And Small Exporter Advice 257
Table 309: Businesses Using Banks for Advice by Turnover (£m and %), 2001 257
Table 310: Bank Trade Finance Advice by Source (%), 2001 258
Table 311: Number of Banks Used for International Services by Turnover (£m), 2001 258
Market Share 259
Table 312: Sources of External Finance for SMEs (%), 1987-1990, 1995-1997 and 1997-1999 259
SMEs 260
Table 313: Profit Margins† of UK SMEs by Sector and Type (median values), 1991 and 1997 260
Banks 261
Table 314: Market Share of Small-Business Main Accounts by Bank (%), 1992,1999 and 2001 261
 
Sweet and Salty Snacks 262
Definition 262
Salty Snacks 262
Crisps 262
Savoury Snacks 262
Snack Nuts 263
Sweet Snacks 263
Chocolate Countlines 263
Chocolate-Biscuit Countlines 263
Cereal Bars 263
Cake Bars 263
Market tRends 264
A Greying Population 264
Changing Lifestyles 264
Disposable Incomes 265
Market Size 265
Salty Snacks 265
Retail Sales 265
Table 315: Total Retail Sales of Salty Snacks by Value (£m and %), 2000/2001 and 2001/2002 265
Figure 73: Total Retail Sales of Salty Snacks by Value (£m), 2000/2001 and 2001/2002 266
Market Segmentation 266
Crisps 266
Table 316: Major Crisp Brands by Manufacturer by Value (£m and %), 1999/2000-2001/2002 267
Savoury Snacks 267
Table 317: Major Savoury Snacks Brands by Manufacturer by Value (£m and %), 1999/2000-2001/2002 268
Snack Nuts 269
Table 318: Snack Nuts Brands by Value (£m and %), 1999/2000-2001/2002 269
Sweet Snacks 269
Table 319: Total Retail Sales of Sweet Snacks by Value (£m and %), 2000/2001 and 2001/2002 270
Figure 74: Total Retail Sales of Sweet Snacks by Value (£m), 2000/2001 and 2001/2002 271
Market Segmentation 272
Chocolate Countlines 272
Table 320: Retail Sales of All Chocolate Confectionery and of Chocolate Countlines by Value (£m and %), 1997/1998-2001/2002 273
Chocolate-Biscuit Countlines 273
Table 321: Retail Sales of All Biscuits and of Chocolate Biscuit Countlines (£m and %), 1997/1998-2001/2002 274
Cereal Bars 274
Table 322: Retail Sales of Cereal Bars by Value (£m and %), 1999/2000-2001/2002 275
Cake Bars 275
Table 323: Retail Sales of Cake Bars by Value (£m and %), 1999/2000-2001/2002 276
Market share 276
Salty Snacks 276
Table 324: Major Manufacturers' Shares in Salty Snacks by Value (%), 2001/2002† 277
Sweet Snacks 278
Table 325: Major Manufacturers' Shares in Sweet Snacks by Value (%), 2001 278
Distribution 278
Salty Snacks 279
Table 326: Sales of All Salty Snacks by Distribution Outlet by Value Shares (%), 1999/2000 and 2000/2001 280
Table 327: Sales of Snack Nuts by Broad Distribution Outlet by Value (%), 1998-2000 281
Sweet Snacks 281
Table 328: Sales of Confectionery, Chocolate-Biscuit Countlines and Cereal and Cake Bars by Distribution Outlet by Value (%), 1999/2000 and 2000/2001 282
 
Vitamins and Supplements 284
Definition 284
Vitamins 284
Fat-Soluble Vitamins 284
Water-Soluble Vitamins 284
Principal Vitamins 285
Vitamin A 285
The B Vitamins 285
Vitamin B1 (Thiamine) 285
Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin) 285
Vitamin B3 (Niacin) 286
Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine) 286
Vitamin B12 (Cobalamin) 286
Other B Vitamins 287
Folic Acid 287
Pantothenic Acid 287
Biotin 287
Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid) 287
Vitamin D 288
Vitamin E 288
Vitamin K 288
Principal Minerals 288
Calcium 288
Iodine 289
Iron 289
Zinc 289
Magnesium 289
Selenium 289
Phosphorus 290
Other Supplements 290
Garlic 290
Evening Primrose Oil 290
Fish Oils 290
Ginseng 290
St John's Wort 290
Royal Jelly 290
Others 291
Market Size 291
Table 329: The UK Vitamins, Minerals and Supplements Market by Value (£m and %), 1996-2001 291
Figure 75: The UK Vitamins, Minerals and Supplements Market by Value (£m), 1996-2001 291
Market Segmentation 292
Table 330: The UK Vitamins, Minerals and Supplements Market by Sector by Value (%), 1996-2001 292
Fish Oils 293
Table 331: The UK Fish Oils Market by Value (£m and %), 1996-2001 293
Multivitamins 293
Table 332: The UK Multivitamins Market by Value (£m and %), 1996-2001 294
Single Vitamins 294
Table 333: The UK Single Vitamins Market by Value (£m and %), 1996-2001 295
Evening Primrose Oil 295
Table 334: The UK Evening Primrose Oils Market by Value (£m and %), 1996-2001 295
Minerals and Other Supplements 296
Table 335: The UK Garlic and Other Supplements Market by Value (£m and %), 1996-2001 296
Market Share 297
Distribution 298
Fish Oils 298
Single Vitamins 298
Evening Primrose Oil 298
Minerals and Other Supplements 298
Competitive Structure 299
Specialist Distributors 299
General Distributors 300
Internet-Based Distributors 300

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