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Haribo will export its original gummy bear product to China and introduce it to the Chinese market in an adapted form. It will target China's growing middle and upper classes with a premium product emphasizing German quality. Haribo plans to use aggressive advertising and partnerships with other brands. It expects to break even by the end of 2016 and sees potential for high profits in China's growing confectionery industry.
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- The report details the living situations, spending habits, and daily lives of Little Emperors and their families. It finds that most children live with parents and grandparents in multi-generational households and have high ownership of technology devices. Parents prioritize children's education and extracurricular activities.
- The report also examines trends related to babies and young children, such as preferences for foreign baby product brands. It provides market intelligence for companies seeking to better understand and reach children and families in China.
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1. The document is an insurance policy wording that provides purchase protection and extended warranty benefits to Visa Platinum cardholders.
2. It covers theft and accidental damage to items purchased with the Visa card for up to 90 days, and extends the original manufacturer's warranty on purchased items for up to 24 months.
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The sugar confectionery market in China is facing slowing growth and high fragmentation. Companies need to better differentiate their brands and target specific consumer groups. Moving online sales channels could help companies reach more consumers and reduce costs. The market remains highly fragmented, making it difficult for companies to achieve significant market share. Companies will need to focus on wider product ranges, higher-end products, and efficiencies of scale to compete effectively in this environment. Targeting specific consumer groups like women and children with customized products could help segments survive in the competitive market.
This document summarizes research on the sugar confectionary market in China from Mintel. It finds the market is growing more slowly as consumers eat more competing snacks. Deliberate purchases are more common than impulse buys. Festivals and celebrations remain key occasions for gifting sugar confections. Consumers are willing to pay more for natural ingredients and functional benefits. Innovators are developing products for children with nutrients and fewer for women. More environmentally-friendly packaging is emerging as consumers focus on ethics. Overall the market must diversify products to reflect different needs and sell through underused online channels.
Haribo will export its original gummy bear product to China and introduce it to the Chinese market in an adapted form. It will target China's growing middle and upper classes with a premium product emphasizing German quality. Haribo plans to use aggressive advertising and partnerships with other brands. It expects to break even by the end of 2016 and sees potential for high profits in China's growing confectionery industry.
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- The document is a marketing report published by Mintel Group Ltd about marketing to children in China. It provides analysis of Chinese children (called "Little Emperors") and their families based on a survey.
- The report details the living situations, spending habits, and daily lives of Little Emperors and their families. It finds that most children live with parents and grandparents in multi-generational households and have high ownership of technology devices. Parents prioritize children's education and extracurricular activities.
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This document provides a summary of a patent search result. It lists one patent matching the search terms "Shastri, Manjunath; Cauty,". The patent is numbered 2009201188 and is titled "A gas cooking appliance". It lists the inventors as Shastri, Manjunath; Cauty, Philip; Jaaz, Athir; Woods, Simon; and Dowd, Shane. The document also provides general terms and conditions information for the patent search service.
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