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Global department store market: Growth in the core markets of Europe and North America will be subdued between 2011 and 2015

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The department store market is forecast to expand by 21.7% between 2011 and 2015, with increases expected across all regions except Japan. Growth in the core markets of Europe and North America will be subdued between 2011 and 2015, with CAGRs of 1.3% and 1.6% respectively, due to weak economic environments and growing uncertainty.
Published: March 2012
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As consumer sentiment in the US has become negative, with consumers unwilling to pay full price on goods, retailers have tried to appeal to these consumers by opening discount outlets. These allow the retailer to offload old stock and attract new customers; however it is important that the discount format complements traditional full-priced stores.
The Japanese market is mature, and its decline has been exacerbated by recent natural disasters, leading to a fall in tourism and reduced spending by domestic consumers. Further declines in spending through the department store channel are forecast for the next four years, resulting in Japan accounting for just 12.4% of the global market in 2015.

Your key questions answered
Which markets hold the most potential for department store retailers and should I invest in them? What countries are players expanding into?
What can I learn from luxury stores on instore experience and what changes shall I make to customer service to stand out from competitors?
How did department store operators such as Macy’s, Sears, Kohl’s, Nordstrom, JCPenney and Isetan Mitsukoshi perform last year?

The global department store market continued its recovery in 2011, and is poised for further increase in the coming years. While this growth is driven by emerging markets, primarily China, key department store markets such as Europe and North America remain subdued, with Japan’s oversaturated market in decline. Verdict forecasts that the market will grow by 21.7% between 2011 and 2015.

Features and benefits
Make informed investment decisions using department store expenditure forecasts to 2015 for seven defined regions.
Benchmark your company's performance by accessing profiles of 12 department store operators including their global market shares.
Glean how competitors have expanded internationally, via stores, online, or new retail formats and learn which is most suitable for your business.
Understand why tourists are being targeted by department store operators and how they are increasing tourists' spend instore.
Learn about Japan's shrinking department store market and how domestic players are investing in new retail formats to halt sales' 

New Product Development Trends in Store Brands

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Private label penetration is in the US is much lower than it is in many of Europe’s developed markets.But a wave of new private label introductions focused on key issues like health, wellness, affordability and quality has the potential to narrow this gap.Innovative new premium offerings in health & beauty care, as well as food and beverage promise to take private label to a new level. See how private label marketers are addressing key consumer needs and are gaining share in the process.

Your key questions answered
Is the consumer shift to private label products to save money continuing, or has it stalled?
What value metrics really matter to consumers today?
What product categories are the most popular for new private label offerings? Which categories are the least prolific?
How are private labels addressing consumer health & wellness concerns?
How is private label faring in regard to the trend toward products that address “green” concerns?

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 Development Trends in Store Brands Market


Features and benefits
The market for private label consumer packaged goods is entering a critical new era in the US. An improving economy is challenging store brands.
See how consumer attitudes toward value and private label offerings are changing. Look at how private label is capitalizing on changing markets.
Witness how private label is adapting to trends like health, wellness, indulgence, and sustainability. View outstanding private label innovations.

Major points covered in Table of Contents of this report include:
INTRODUCTION
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY


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