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市場調查報告書

北美新鮮寵物食物市場:生食/冷凍/冷藏/自製食物的潮流

Fresh Pet Food in North America: The Raw/Frozen, Refrigerated and Homemade Wave

出版商 Packaged Facts
出版日期 2008年07月 商品編碼 70337
內容資訊 英文 82 pages
價格
US $ 2500 PDF by E-mail (Single User License)
US $ 2900 Hard Copy
US $ 3300 PDF by E-mail (Single User License) & Hard Copy
US $ 5000 PDF by E-mail (Global Site License)


北美新鮮寵物食物市場:生食/冷凍/冷藏/自製食物的潮流 是由出版商Packaged Facts在2008年07月所出版的。 這份英文市場調查報告書包含82 pages 價格從美金2500起跳。

簡介

此報告書對於北美生食/冷凍寵物食物市場的抬頭進行了調查分析,並且還彙整了新鮮寵物食物的零售銷售實績•預測(至2012年)、產品類型•零售通路別市場佔有率、市場成長牽動因素、企業競爭環境、產品動向等內容。報告書之內容摘要如下所示。

市場動向

  • 說明
    • 天然飼料與天然寵物食物
    • 生食/冷凍食物
    • Billinghurst博士的BARF飼料法
    • 生的帶骨肉
    • 生食的加工
    • 冷凍乾燥
    • 產品包裝
    • 管理
    • 用語
    • 調查手法
  • 市場規模•市場結構
    • 2位數的銷售成長
    • 北美新鮮寵物食物零售銷售:2003年至2012年
    • 美國冷凍/冷藏寵物食物銷售:2003年至2008年
    • 北美新鮮寵物食物銷售佔有率:產品類型別
    • 北美新鮮寵物食物銷售佔有率:零售通路別
    • 新鮮寵物食物購買者的人口統計、等
  • 市場前景
    • 主要成長牽動因素:健康
    • 整體性的獸醫聯合
    • 生食寵物食物產業的組織化
    • North American Raw Petfood Association(NARPA)
    • Canadian Association of Raw Pet Food Manufacturers(CARPFM)
    • 來自FDA的Final Guidance on Raw Meat for Animals的發行
    • 寵物食物的回收
    • 2008年景氣不佳的影響
    • 對於生食/冷凍食品安全性的擔憂、等
  • 競爭動向
    • 北美主要企業
    • 企業概要:Nature's Variety
    • 大眾市場取向企業:Freshpet•Bil-Jac
    • 冷凍產品
    • 流通動向
    • Phillips:生食寵物食物流通業者
    • Paw Naturaw:開始批發直銷
    • 行銷工具
    • 注重安全性
    • 新的加工技術
    • 倫理的定位
    • 利用網際網路的行銷
    • 與以往的寵物食物製造業者的競爭、等
  • 產品動向
    • 完整性•平衡性
    • 有機
    • 不過敏/不含穀物
    • 注重便利性
    • 手工製
    • 強調紐西蘭產
    • 訓練用點心
    • 作為目標的機能性食品
    • 商品結構•補給品

目錄

Abstract

Since the late 1990s virtually all of the dollar sales growth in the North American pet food market has been coming from the conversion of pet owners to higher priced fare, and the single most important factor behind their willingness to pay more is the belief that better quality products offer tangible health benefits. Fresh pet foods fit the bill perfectly, appealing to pet owners not just on the basis of freshness-which is also one of the hottest button issues in human food marketing today-but on the basis of the products' being able to improve pet health holistically. Because they are not subject to high heat, fresh pet foods retain more of their natural nutritional elements, and proponents of raw diets claim that these products can offer a variety of benefits beyond general well being, such as the amelioration of allergies and longstanding gastrointestinal ailments. As a result, consumer demand for fresh pet food is on the rise, helped along by innovative new products based on technological advances and convenience features, frequent overlap into the high-growth natural/organic segment, heightened food safety concerns stemming from the sweeping pet food recalls of spring 2007, and the mobilization of the raw/frozen pet food market via the formation of two industry groups: The North American Raw Petfood Association and the Canadian Association of Raw Pet Food Manufacturers.

This groundbreaking report from Packaged Facts-the first market report to quantify this dynamic segment of the North American pet food market-is grounded in primary interviews with top industry experts supported by extensive canvassing on the Internet, where the "word-of-mouth" raw foods movement has long been based and continues to spread. The report defines the North American pet food market as consisting mainly of raw diets sold in frozen form to consumers in the United States and Canada-but the definition also includes refrigerated or frozen pet foods that have been lightly cooked (i.e., pasteurized) and uncooked products made shelf-stable via freeze-drying or other processes of dehydration. This report also examines the growing trend toward homemade pet foods, especially within the context of overlap with raw pet foods and commercial pet food mixes, and the market trend toward the usage of fresh ingredients in traditional shelf-stable dry and wet pet foods.

Key features of the report include:

  • Detailed explanation of the two raw/frozen product segments: BARF (Bones and Raw Food) and Raw Meaty Bones (aka, "prey model").
  • Market size and composition figures including historical and projected market size and market composition (by country, product type, retail outlet, consumer demographic).
  • Comprehensive "Market Outlook" chapter covering factors including pet health, industry initiatives, effects of 2007 recalls, impact of 2008 recession, Internet trends, product safety issues and regulatory trends.
  • Identification of all major players and many "minors," with close-up look at market leaders including raw/frozen leader Nature' s Variety and refrigerated leader Freshpet.
  • Close-up look at refrigerated pet food, which the report predicts will soon "be commonly available in supermarket chains nationwide."
  • Competitive trends and forecasted market entry of mainstream major pet food players.
  • Current and emerging product trends including "complete and balanced," organic, no-allergy/grain-free, convenience, homemade, treats, functional foods, and produce mixes and supplements.

Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Market Trends

  • Introduction
    • Scope of Report
    • Natural Diets vs. Natural Pet Food
    • Raw/Frozen Foods
    • Dr. Billinghurst' s BARF Diet
    • The Raw Meaty Bones (Prey Model) Approach
    • Raw Food Processing
    • Pasteurization
    • Freeze-Drying
    • Product Packaging
    • Product Regulation
    • Related Terms
    • Report Methodology
  • Market Size and Composition
    • Double-Digit Sales Growth
    • Figure 1-1: North American Retail Sales of Fresh Pet Food: 2003-2012 (in millions of dollars) IRI-Tracked Sales of Frozen and Refrigerated Pet Food
    • Table 1-1: IRI-Tracked U.S. Sales of Frozen/Refrigerated Pet Food, 2003-2008 (in millions of dollars) Market Composition
    • Figure 1-2: Share of North American Sales of Fresh Pet Food by Product Type: 2007 (percent)
    • Figure 1-3: Share of North American Retail Sales of Fresh Pet Food by Retail Channel: 2007 (percent) Market in Context
    • Table 1-2: Alternative Pet Food Segment Performance Relative to Total North American Pet Food Market (percent, growth rate) Consumer Trends Number of Frozen Pet Food and Human Food Feeders
    • Table 1-3: Percentage of Dog and Cat Owners Purchasing Frozen Pet Food in Past 12 Months: 2002, 2004 and 2006
    • Table 1-4: Percentage of Dog and Cat Owners Purchasing Human Food for Use as Pet Food: 2002, 2004 and 2006
    • Fresh Pet Food Purchaser Demographics
  • Market Outlook
    • The Core Market Driver: Health
    • The Holistic Vet Connection
    • Raw Pet Food Industry Beginning to Organize
    • The North American Raw Petfood Association
    • The Canadian Association of Raw Pet Food Manufacturers
    • FDA Issues Final Guidance on Raw Meat for Animals
    • Pet Food Recall Drives Pet Owners to Alternative Foods
    • Figure 1-4: Effect of Pet Food Recall on Pet Food Sales in Pet Specialty Stores, May 2007 (percent)
    • Figure 1-5: Effect of Pet Food Recall on Pet Specialty Retailer Pet Food Selection, January 2008 (percent) Ongoing Effects
    • Effects of 2008 Recession
    • Pet Food Prices at Record Highs and Still on the Ups
    • Figure 1-6: Consumer Price Index for Pet Food, 1998-2008
    • Figure 1-7: Producer Price Index for Pet Food, 1998-2008 Growth of Internet as Pet Product Marketing Venue
    • Figure 1-8: Percentage Rates for Use/Influence of Internet: Overall Households vs. Dog- or Cat-Owning Households, 2007
    • Safety Concerns Over Raw/Frozen Foods
    • FDA Targets Raw Food Makers
  • Competitive Trends
    • Leading North American Marketers
    • Table 2-1: North American Marketers and Brands of Raw/Frozen and Refrigerated Pet Food, 2008 Crossing Category Lines
    • Company Snapshot: Nature' s Variety
    • The Mass-Market Players: Freshpet and Bil-Jac
    • Table 2-2: IRI-Tracked U.S. Sales of Frozen and Refrigerated Pet Food by Marketer, 2003-2008 (in millions of dollars)
    • Freshpet Makes a Refrigerated Splash
    • Bil-Jac Well Positioned for Fresh Market Growth
    • The Freezer Factor
    • Frozen Novelties, Cooked Gourmet Foods Also Driving Freezer Push in Mass-Market Channel
    • Distribution Trends
    • Phillips a Leading Raw Pet Food Distributor
    • Paw Naturaw Launches Wholesale Direct
    • Marketing Tools
    • Focus on Safety
    • New Processing Techniques to Ensure Product Safety
    • Positioning on Ethical
    • Internet Marketing
    • Competition from Traditional Pet Food Makers
    • Figure 2-1: Top Pet Department Brands in Natural Food Supermarkets: March 2007 vs. March 2008 (% growth in dollar sales)
  • Product Trends
    • Complete and Balanced
    • Organic
    • No-Allergy/Grain-Free
    • Focus on Convenience
    • Back to Homemade?
    • New Zealand Appeal
    • Training Treats
    • Targeted Functional Foods
    • Produce Mixes and Supplements
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