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Study #2831December 2011 5900391 PagesWorld Foodservice DisposablesIndustry Study with Forecasts for 2015 & 2020Advances will be driven by gains in the foodservice industry, based on increasingly fastpaced lifestyles, urbanization trends and growth in away-from-home food spending.World demand to rise 5.4%annually through 2015World demand for foodservice disposables is forecast to grow 5.4 percent peryear to 53.3 billion in 2015. Advanceswill be driven by gains in the foodserviceindustry, which will accelerate from therates seen over the 2000-2010 perioddue to improvements in global economicconditions, increasingly fast-pacedlifestyles, urbanization trends and growthin away-from-home food spending.However, great disparity in per capitafoodservice expenditures will remainamong the various regions, which willaffect demand for disposables used inrestaurants and other foodserviceestablishments. Cultural differencesbetween countries will also impactdemand, as the frequency and the typesof establishments visited vary considerably from one country to the next.Disposable packaging tobe fastest growing typeDisposable serviceware -- includingsingle-use cups, dinnerware and utensils-- will remain the largest product typethrough the forecast period and beyond.However, the fastest demand growth isexpected in the disposable packagingsegment, which includes foodservicecontainers, lids and domes, wraps, bags,and trays. Demand for disposablefoodservice packaging will be fueled byrapid global expansion in the limitedservice restaurant sector, which reliesheavily on single-use packaging. Beyondeating and drinking places, good oppor-World Foodservice DisposablesDemand, 2015( 53.3 billion)Asia/Pacific33%Western Europe19%Other Regions 8%tunities for disposables will be found inthe retail market, as grocery and convenience stores expand their offerings ofprepared foods.In 2010, single-use serviceware accounted for 54 percent of the global foodservice disposables market. Gains will besupported by above-average growth inquick service restaurant and retailestablishment revenues. Other factorsproviding momentum will include theincreased focus on gourmet coffee andspecialty cold drinks by limited servicerestaurants and convenience stores.Value advances will also benefit fromheightened interest in higher-costenvironmentally friendly products,especially in developed regions.Click here to purchase onlinePage North America40%Some of the best opportunities will existin the disposable packaging segment,boosted by gains in the fast food industry, which uses large quantities ofdisposables for packaging foods consumed both on-site and off-site. Inaddition, the popularity of takeout foodfrom full service restaurants will providea further boost to single-use packagingdemand, especially since these restaurants tend to use higher-value disposable containers designed to maintainfood temperature and minimize spillingand leakage. Increased catering activityby full service restaurants, and homedelivery and takeaway outlets will alsonecessitate heightened requirements fordisposable packaging.Copyright 2011 The Freedonia Group, Inc.Order now, click here!

Study #2831December 2011 5900391 PagesWorld Foodservice DisposablesIndustry Study with Forecasts for 2015 & 2020Sample Text,Table & ChartTABLE VI-8INDIA -- FOODSERVICE DISPOSABLESDEMAND BY PRODUCT & MARKET(million dollars)Item2000 2005 2010 2015 2020Asia/Pacific Foodservice Disposables 6930% India 1.6asia/pacificFoodservice Disposables Demand 110India: Foodservice Disposables DemandIn 2010, demand for foodservice disposables in India totaled 480By Product:million, or four percent of the market in the Asia/Pacific region. IndiaServiceware70has seen fast growth over the past decade (averaging 16 percent perPackaging30year), but from a small base. Despite the country’s vast population,Other Foodservice Disposables10India’s market for foodservice disposables remains limited, due tothelack of infrastructure and the relatively underdeveloped state of the By Market:restaurant industry. Demand largely consists of very inexpensivedisposEating & Drinking Places40ables -- such as wooden sticks and clay cups -- which holds downmarketOther Foodservice Establishments 70value. The use of cheap alternatives, such as newspaper in lieu of foodservice wraps, will also hamper demand. Nonetheless, strong growth inthe number of quick service restaurants will continue to propel demandfor high-quality and higher-priced disposables that meet internationalstandards, such as those used in Western fast food chains.8910 12250 17720 265302.43.9 5.87.7215480 1020 20502045130057590 17580135185295420 900600 1150sample135305 645table60 130 285Through 2015, demand for foodservice disposables in India isexpected to advance 16.3 percent per year to 1.0 billion, the most rapidrate of increase in the world over the forecast period. Strong economicexpansion and a rapidly growing middle class population will continueto fuel away-from-home food spending. Limited service restaurants,including fast food chains, will especially benefit from these trends,as they offer convenient, novel and inexpensive food options. Growthwill also be spurred by advances in India’s warehousing, cold storageand transportation network and infrastructures, which historically havelimited growth in quick restaurant outlets beyond major cities.sampletextCoffee shops are much less common in India than in developedCHART VIII-1countries, but their number is growing rapidly. This trend will fueldemand for disposable paper, plastic and extruded polystyrene foamWORLDFOODSERVICE DISPOSABLES MARKET SHAREcups. In addition, tea is very popular in the country. For instance, chaiis( 41.0 billion, 2010)widely sold by street vendors, as well as in trains and bus stations, and isoften served in handmade fired clay cups, which are disposed of after183Copyright 2011 The Freedonia Group, Inc.O th e rs8 2 .9 %Click here to purchase onlinePage samplechartM a rke tL e a d e rs1 7 .1 %4.9%R eyn o ld s G ro u p3.3%D art C o n t ain er3.2%S v en ska C ellu lo3.0%S o lo C u p2.7%G eo rg ia- P acif icOrder now, click here!

Study #2831December 2011 5900391 PagesWorld Foodservice DisposablesIndustry Study with Forecasts for 2015 & 2020Sample Profile,Table & ForecastTABLE VI-7INDIA -FOODSERVICE DISPOSABLES MARKET ENVIRONMENTItem2000 2005 2010 2015 2020Population (mil persons) 1022 1105 1186 1265 1341 GDP/capita 1980 2500 3520 4830 6390Gross Domestic Product (bil 2009 ) 2020 2767 4171 6110 8575 revenues/capita35456595 135Foodservice Revenues (bil )344876 121 180 disposables/capita 0.10.20.40.81.5 disposables/000 GDP 0.05 0.08 0.12 0.17 0.24 disposables/000 foodservice revs 3.24.56.38.4 11.4Foodservice Disposables (mil ) 110 215 480 1020 2050sampletableCOMPANY PROFILESF. Bender LimitedGresford Industrial ParkChester RoadWrexham LL12 8LXUnited leprofileAnnual Sales: 50 million (estimated)Employment: 350 (estimated)Key Products: paper-based hot and cold beverages cups, lids, stirrersand strawsF. Bender, which also does business as Benders Paper CupCompany, is a manufacturer of paper-based hot and cold beveragecups. The Company is owned by United Kingdom (UK)-based BarclayVentures, a private equity firm.The Company participates in the world foodservice disposablesindustry through the manufacture of a variety of paper-based hot andcold beverage cups, and related products. For example, F. Bender’spaper hot beverage cups, which range in size from 4 to 16 ounces,include standard, premium, ATTRIBUTE and BARRIER insulated, andpolylactic acid-lined compostable types. Cold beverage cups, whichrange in size from 9 to 22 ounces, include products with COCA-COLA(Coca-Cola Company -- US) and PEPSI (PepsiCo Incorporated -- US)logos. Related products from the Company include standard, domedand drink-through lock-tab lids; plastic coffee and tea stirrers; andstandard, jumbo and flexible straws.297Copyright 2011 The Freedonia Group, Inc.Click here to purchase onlinePage “Through 2015, foodservice revenuesin India are projected to increase 9.7percent annually to 121 billion, withstrong advances from a relatively smallbase (especially compared to China orJapan). Robust economic expansion andthe growing middle class population willsupport gains. The fastest gains are expected in eating and drinking places. Inparticular, the limited service restaurantsegment -- including Western-style fastfood and coffee chains -- is expected toexperience double-digit annual growth inIndia over the forecast period.”--Section VI, pg. 182Order now, click here!

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year to 53.3 billion in 2015. Advances will be driven by gains in the foodservice industry, which will accelerate from the rates seen over the 2000-2010 period due to improvements in global economic conditions, increasingly fast-paced lifestyles, urbanization trends and growth in away-from-h