Frost & Sullivan's Global Economic Outlook on the Food & Beverage Market
Posted on: Wednesday, 25 February 2009, 16:23 CST
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In 2008, the ailing economy has adversely impacted most industries, including the food & beverage (F&B) industry. In addition to the economic slowdown, supply chain issues, such as ingredient availability, and vendor pricing have continued to put pressure on F&B manufacturer margins. From the farmer's field to the consumer's fork, the food & beverage industry is facing a wide set of challenges, and industry reaction will transform the future of this industry.
This presentation reviews the issues of the slowing economic environment on F&B industry supply chains and price volatility in 2008. In addition, this briefing discusses the primary strategies currently adopted by current industry participants within this uncertain environment. Finally, this briefing assesses various strategic actions companies can implement in order to grow their businesses in these challenging times.
This briefing will benefit decision makers and business strategy implementers in F&B manufacturing companies, distributors, and ingredient suppliers, by discussing emerging trends and providing forward projections for the Global Food & Beverage Industry.
"Growth in specialty food and beverage categories may be constrained, as the average consumer's food budget shrinks," states Food Industry Research Analyst
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Contact: Stephanie Ochoa Corporate Communications - North America P: 210.247.2421 F: 210.348.1003 E: stephanie.ochoa@frost.com http://www.frost.comSOURCE Frost & Sullivan
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