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Private label in Poland 2009

Market analysis and development forecast for 2009-2011

Private label in Poland 2009 Market analysis and development forecast for 2009-2011

October 2009
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The report  tracks the growth of the expanding supply and consumer demand for private label products in Poland. This report provides a real time snapshot of current market conditions and forecasts developments to 2011 based on solid data and input received directly from producers, retailers and consumers regarding the growing variety of private label products available at discount stores, hypermarkets, supermarkets and traditional grocery shops across the country.
Special PMR studies focus on consumer preferences, attitudes and awareness. Leading private label retailers are profiled, and their private label strategies are exposed for the benefit of new entrants in this potentially prosperous, ever-expanding marketplace.

In addition there is also an informative reference tool constructed specifically for this report, in Excel format, that contains data on more than 7500 private label products.  Each detailed product description is broken down to:
  • category
  • retail price in PLN and €
  • container weight/volume
  • retail chain
  • private label name
  • name, address and contact details of the producer with production profile.

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  1. Methodology

  2. Executive summary

  3. The overall state of the Polish economy

    • Gross domestic product
    • Employment
    • Wages
    • Inflation
  4. Demographics

  5. Income and expenditures of households

    • Income
    • Expenditures
    • Assessment of the current financial condition of households and of consumer optimism
  6. Value of the Polish private label market

  7. Current state of the market – trends and development

    • Development of the private label offer in modern trade
      • Private labels in hypermarkets
      • Private labels in supermarkets and discount chains
      • The improving position of discount chains
    • Wholesale distributors and traditional trade
    • Quality of private label products
    • Private label production
    • Consumers’ perception of private labels
  8. PMR survey – preferences and shopping habits of Polish consumers

    • Methodology of the survey
    • Structure of the sample
    • Shopping habits of Polish consumers
      • Person responsible for buying food and articles of everyday use
      • Places to shop
      • Expenditures
      • Factors influencing the choice of a shop type
      • Loyalty scheme
      • Advertising brochures
      • Planning the shopping
      • Factors influencing the choice of food products
      • Promotional events and techniques
      • Online shopping
    • Awareness and perception of private labels among Polish consumers
      • Awareness of shops
      • Awareness of private labels
      • Frequency with which private labels are purchased
      • Types of private label products
      • Perception of private labels
    • Economic climate and its impact on the shopping habits of Polish consumers
  9. Profiles of selected retailers

    • Biedronka
    • Tesco
    • Carrefour
    • Auchan
    • Real/Makro Cash & Carry
    • Intermarche
    • E.Leclerc
    • Alma
  10. Private labels and manufacturer’s brands – price comparison analysis

    • Food products
    • Non-food products
  11. List of graphs

  12. List of tables

  13. About PMR

  14. Contact PMR

List of graphs

  1. Value (PLN bn) and change (%) of Polish private label market, 2006-2011
  2. Value of Polish private label market by channel of distribution (%), 2008
  3. Real change of gross domestic product in Poland (%, y-o-y), 2000-2011
  4. GDP per capita in EU countries by purchasing power parity (100=EU-27 average), 2007-2008
  5. Unemployment rate in Poland (end of year, %), 2006-2011
  6. Number of employed in the Polish retail sector (thousands), April 2008-June 2009
  7. Average monthly gross salary in Poland (PLN), 2000-H1 2009
  8. Average monthly gross salary in Poland: total and in trade and repairs sector (PLN), Q4 2007-Q1 2009
  9. Yearly indicators of prices of consumer goods and services in Poland (%), 2000-2011
  10. Change in prices of consumer goods and services, including food and non-alcoholic beverages, and alcohol and tobacco in Poland (%, y-o-y), Q2 2006-Q1 2009
  11. Polish population by place of residence, 2008
  12. Urban population in Poland by region (%), 2008
  13. Average monthly income and expenditures per capita in Polish households (PLN), 2000-2008
  14. Average monthly available income per capita in Polish households (PLN) by source, and its real change (%, y-o-y), 2008
  15. Average monthly expenditures per capita in Polish households, by main source of income (PLN), 2008
  16. Nominal change in expenditures per capita on consumer goods and services in Polish households, by main source of income (%), 2007-2008
  17. Structure of monthly expenditures of Polish households per capita (%), 2008
  18. Household finance index for Poland, January 2007-September 2009
  19. Consumer confidence index in Poland and its elements, January 2007-August 2009
  20. Value (PLN bn) and change (%) of Polish private label market, 2006-2011
  21. Share of private labels in terms of quantity and value in selected food and non-food categories in Europe (%), 2008
  22. Value of Polish private label market by channel of distribution (%), 2008
  23. Value of Polish private label market by channel of distribution (%), 2009
  24. Number of private label products in Polish hypermarkets by price segment, March 2006, March 2008 and August 2009
  25. Number of private label products in largest Polish hypermarket chains, March 2006, March 2008 and August 2009
  26. Number of private label products in largest Polish hypermarket chains by price segment, August 2009
  27. Number of discount stores in Poland, 2005-2009
  28. Gender of respondents, September 2009
  29. Age of respondents, September 2009
  30. Level of education of respondents, September 2009
  31. Monthly net income of respondents’ households, September 2009
  32. Number of respondents’ households members, September 2009
  33. Who is responsible for buying food and products of everyday use in your household?, September 2009
  34. Where do you generally shop for food and articles of everyday use?, September 2009
  35. What is the name of the shop you visit most frequently?, September 2009
  36. In which shop do you spend most per week on food and articles of everyday use?, September 2009
  37. How much do you spend per week on food and articles of everyday use?, September 2009
  38. Factors influencing respondents’ choice of shop type, September 2009
  39. Percentage of respondents who have been offered a loyalty scheme, September 2009
  40. Percentage of respondents using a loyalty scheme, September 2009
  41. Which statement concerning shops’ advertising brochures suits you best?, September 2009
  42. Do you plan your daily shopping?, September 2009
  43. When shopping for food, how important are the following features of products?, September 2009
  44. How attractive do you find the following promotional techniques?, September 2009
  45. Did you ever made a purchase of food products and articles of everyday use on the Internet? September 2009
  46. Why do you not buy food and articles of everyday use online?, September 2009
  47. Which shops (self-service, supermarkets, hypermarkets) are you aware of?, September 2009
  48. Which of the shops listed below are you aware of?, September 2009
  49. Have you seen or heard of products of the following brands:, September 2009
  50. Awareness of private labels, September 2009
  51. How frequently do you purchase private label products?, September 2009
  52. What type of private label products have you purchased in the last two weeks?, September 2009
  53. What private label food products have you purchased in the last two weeks?, September 2009
  54. To what extent do you agree with the following statements about private labels?, September 2009
  55. Are your financial circumstances better than, worse than or similar to last year?, September 2009
  56. In connection with the economic crisis described by the media, have you in any way altered your shopping habits?, September 2009
  57. In connection with the economic crisis, in what way have your shopping habits changed?, September 2009
  58. On what products do you economize in the first place?, September 2009
  59. Prices of private label products as a share of brand product in Poland – selected food articles (brand product=1), September 2009
  60. Prices of private label products as a share in prices of brand product in Poland – selected non-food articles (brand product=1), September 2009

List of tables

  1. Main macroeconomic indicators for Poland, 2008-2009
  2. Largest urban agglomerations in Poland by number of inhabitants, 2008
  3. Top 20 categories with the highest value share of private labels in Poland, 2008
  4. 10 categories with the highest growth in value terms of the share of private labels, 2008
  5. Selected private label ranges in modern trade retail chains in Poland positioned in the lowest price segment, March 2006, March 2008 and August 2009
  6. Selected private label ranges in modern trade retail chains in Poland positioned in the medium price segment, March 2006, March 2008 and August 2009
  7. Selected private label premium ranges in modern trade retail chains in Poland, March 2008 and August 2009
  8. Private labels of Polish hypermarket chains, March 2008 and August 2009
  9. Private labels of selected supermarket chains in Poland, March 2008 and August 2009
  10. Private labels of discount chains in Poland, August 2009
  11. Private labels of selected wholesale distributors in Poland, August 2009
  12. Biedronka in Poland: sales (PLN m) and number of shops, 2007-2009
  13. Biedronka’s private labels in Poland: year of launch, type, number of products, March 2006, March 2008 and August 2009
  14. Tesco in Poland: sales (PLN m) and number of shops, 2007-2009
  15. Tesco’s acquisitions in Poland, 1995-2009
  16. Tesco’s private labels in Poland: year of launch, type, number of products, March 2006, March 2008 and August 2009
  17. Carrefour in Poland: sales (PLN m) and number of shops, 2007-2009
  18. Carrefour’s private labels in Poland: year of launch, type, number of products, March 2006, March 2008 and August 2009
  19. Auchan in Poland: sales (PLN m) and number of shops, 2007-2009
  20. Auchan’s private labels in Poland: year of launch, type, number of products, March 2006, March 2008 and August 2009
  21. Real/Makro Cash & Carry in Poland: sales (PLN m) and number of shops, 2007-2009
  22. Real’s private labels in Poland: year of launch, type, number of products, March 2006, March 2008 and August 2009
  23. Makro Cash & Carry’s private labels in Poland: year of launch, type, number of products, March 2006, March 2008 and August 2009
  24. Intermarche in Poland: sales (PLN m) and number of shops, 2007-2009
  25. Intermarche’s private labels in Poland: year of launch, type, number of products, March 2006, March 2008 and August 2009
  26. E.Leclerc in Poland: sales (PLN m) and number of shops, 2007-2009
  27. E.Leclerc’s private labels in Poland: year of launch, type, number of products, March 2006, March 2008 and August 2009
  28. Alma in Poland: sales (PLN m) and number of shops, 2007-2009
  29. Alma’s private labels in Poland: year of launch, type, number of products, March 2006, March 2008 and August 2009
  30. Retail price (PLN) of chocolate (100g): private labels vs. manufacturer’s brands in Poland, September 2009
  31. Retail price (PLN) of strawberry jam (280g): private labels vs. manufacturer’s brands in Poland, September 2009
  32. Retail price (PLN) of golabki/stuffed cabbage leaves (500g): private labels vs. manufacturer’s brands in Poland, September 2009
  33. Retail price (PLN) of tea (100 teabags): private labels vs. manufacturer’s brands in Poland, September 2009
  34. Retail price (PLN) of yoghurt (150g): private labels vs. manufacturer’s brands in Poland, September 2009
  35. Retail price (PLN) of ground coffee (250g): private labels vs. manufacturer’s brands in Poland, September 2009
  36. Retail price (PLN) of milk (3.2%, 1l): private labels vs. manufacturer’s brands in Poland, September 2009
  37. Retail price (PLN) of spaghetti pasta (500g): private labels vs. manufacturer’s brands in Poland, September 2009
  38. Retail price (PLN) of energy drink (250ml): private labels vs. manufacturer’s brands in Poland, September 2009
  39. Retail price (PLN) of fizzy drink (2l): private labels vs. manufacturer’s brands in Poland, September 2009
  40. Retail price (PLN) of canned beer (500ml): private labels vs. manufacturer’s brands in Poland, September 2009
  41. Retail price (PLN) of frozen pizza (300g): private labels vs. manufacturer’s brands in Poland, September 2009
  42. Retail price (PLN) of orange juice (1l): private labels vs. manufacturer’s brands in Poland, September 2009
  43. Retail price (PLN) of mineral water (1.5l): private labels vs. manufacturer’s brands in Poland, September 2009
  44. Retail price (PLN) of tissues (10 x 10): private labels vs. manufacturer’s brands in Poland, September 2009
  45. Retail price (PLN) of dry dog food (3kg): private labels vs. manufacturer’s brands in Poland, September 2009
  46. Retail price (PLN) of liquid soap (300ml): private labels vs. manufacturer’s brands in Poland, September 2009
  47. Retail price (PLN) of air freshener (300ml): private labels vs. manufacturer’s brands in Poland, September 2009
  48. Retail price (PLN) of toilet paper (8 rolls): private labels vs. manufacturer’s brands in Poland, September 2009
  49. Retail price (PLN) of toothpaste (125ml): private labels vs. manufacturer’s brands in Poland, September 2009
  50. Retail price (PLN) of washing-up liquid (1l): private labels vs. manufacturer’s brands in Poland, September 2009
  51. Retail price (PLN) of fabric softener (1l): private labels vs. manufacturer’s brands in Poland, September 2009
  52. Retail price (PLN) of cleaning agent (1l): private labels vs. manufacturer’s brands in Poland, September 2009
  53. Retail price (PLN) of shampoo (300ml): private labels vs. manufacturer’s brands in Poland, September 2009
  54. Retail price (PLN) of shower gel (300ml): private labels vs. manufacturer’s brands in Poland, September 2009
Private label in Poland 2009
Market analysis and development forecast for 2009-2011

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