PAGI i icirr RARnADOS AnVOCATF »./. Lead By 363 Runs • from Page I. 100 MM ' utes. The M ' ..: Wat realized iru Dd Wi hll 100 m I after hitting 14 I behind the Bracket oil W< Trcstrail V the clow, whrn d S63 run* ! •« >«n eec- ond innings' Walcott being 111 » ! . FRIDAY. JINF 2, 1»5H *>MSB*»»r. t ' n.mi.n-11 - I:«,M..-.I • <" WlMMlhu-l..' k KM l-*srr*ri«-r u-i llir, 1 VMMthJn KOMI «*>' oul At INDIANS ||| J,_.. . B 1 I "Rest" Give «—es. • " Feeble Show nuni mo w »i . -i .- JWt-dh..- t iV» M 1 1 i u i d h IN TEST TRIAL .June 1 . ot tutting '1 »- ! ! >l 1 13 hi ... . b\ Bar ibw < . SUrWl.ll b III* » WrllaM Tii -Trail not Snl VMM i | i H 22 oniiM. AN u > -i WafBd lt.« HI llal.ll M 4 RoMiw*. 1 on ipua ind flighted 1 leg hi. .,. v. Onfall i • Inta for rum Ijikrr I'».k 2 for 44 and AIM —Kcitter THE LAST REFUGE Qf TH£ SPOftrSAMN NEW YORK. M you may thiiK of 'loing things mill yOUl whisker* and wmHinW forgetting When the note w due. the tlgbl U> D . who I uught by Gomez off C.oudartl fm 10 TRI1WDADIAN EDGES OUT LOCAL CYCLING STAR In Ixist Day Of Sports THE IB MIT.E CYCLE lE.U'K. whitli was rcvm-.l |n B1 the Amateur Athlott A i rtion (Yhitsui Meeting which ooneluded it Kensington yesterday ed oil by Compton l..missives of Tnr- '.eel the tape ahead of Km Fonium. ti., i , Hi- BatceUcna the Ooven ' ' > is • II 1 ! . I D Smart. I. O I 1*1.1. TUM: I ..an u •*» YAKTMf (l-AT .[. itch. I i-iiigp ii..i *« . donl it la r I | • ...... ..... of viewing thing* :.|id illli preening I • the :c*i oi UM world (ot hatrlng lai M . ..! M itch which ..«n's I | ,-N.uim.in 'if UM ii avd HI Boxuii Control, and then-fore the equivalent • • OrMOC ami Eddie Eagan tolling ii Bin ' match Li. N vo d, Iho tonuM .«.• - Bnioo Woodcocg i.:: auurwllo, I and an uuti. rid* ror what UM British call UM rid . i impionahlp, t M * n Loul wan among ih« spuctator* who attended the last this meeting -ml His Ex- l am tad tin . Although the afternoon began very dull, with an early clown- .I*- UM track heavy, e brtUtani da l in tin- majority nl >\"nt In UM ihe 880 yards flat W. Tull of lYtoldad clipped two leeonds off his own record of 9 mltut. .08 .. , It WOK unfortunate in the 220 Viii.ls Flat for Ladles mat Pearl Ooodlni v 'i i"ii.;.i<i ran Uva, puiii u muat la in lag and had to drop out of HM . k.nK forward to » thrilling '.i ish hetwt-en her.*clf and Grace Ciimbctbaii*h. the Ux pi ntM Altar U I l-.-over" In the I-WHW l.i iceman of the Trinidad HUHabularj, carried ctfT the 220 iTdj OipOB with eaj-e Coming aoond wan Prince, another re- aaaatatlva of the "l.»nri of the I Bird" •vhlla third wa» Dennj i»f the locni Conttabutir> Gond Judgment Bj U>ing gOOd judgment. It G Qordon of B.G . was iw to the Half Mill- and Three Mil.* evcM awanti In UM Intar* e Uatc ciais. Another thrilling finish was wnni^jH-d in the Five MtH \ I .. . i .ii- Ken Pamum wi to ng the i.i-t (. .*. VAKJW ! ii In..I..-,,.,., iT», t C . 1 E I.. n Oerdon u o i IJ ..... n .; • ran VAHII* n.AT i I V. Khr««. M II S . I l> ll..ri..i M II s ruw o I O CwnlMtrlMrtcO '- tl :<i 1 IW-t Tiin* II J S HM ri-vt i.. .. H l i C Aroint. .11 r .-M ,.l I H 1 II Qiae. ' K Fal . . I ' i;.. Ua H HOM CVCL* n SoMt ; II IN ..M i n |. Tl»w I' l .. mo YANDB n^T 'l>pni> W full >T i 3 V • i I . mi... oa ««. nrdi I VAKIlS HCLAV .Bo>. a«hD.,lt <>d|r Tin* *: I i i«x-* 1> MIL* CVCl E "(-' lluskel Hull . . ycli i . rapt bead, folk... and .. mi to lh< " wh" I '"• ll « ,,, n in about only hair cyclo b . v 5U «•« to 25 on Wed :. G.m.saive: I IgW i rive Mill B ClaM cycla V.aCC-A The Warn u leaving I, Hoett. owing to hla today for Tl • .. .tiiinina. won U.th Iheu f.,i and the lap prize. liefi J. Onulow r«M I* not kidding l i, lie gaaau to may that the * British have taken g prim plum raj (ran An • I , head ol ItM KatkMMJ Boxing Awociation, and »<die K.man. chairman of thl New Ynrk C^aaMnlaaJOQ, would not . such travesty ttiiir tinitor> except under CM,m. i n rbJs Hntiah tight is one of tin :< in history In whnh neithe printing] In a title encounter raUl •i ii.iiti'i.iei Hut the Britls'i view these things differently froi ( the Way we do. They simply deal I- nate a couple of blikes as princi- pals for a championship anil let it no at that. Maybe they have the right idea, tring thi! At>e Greene*!. NBA ha« lieen rer^gnizing E«a-.i 1 hark contt rj to UM vlaw ol UM New York CommiMimi. which loe* not teXOgalia anybody. Thl British anyway i.. tUloga ni'.re lightly than wt tfst, They IHIX and play tennis ana ..it LI though II warn just another for keeps and inj will snow that we ar,* Still, it could be possible Urut I we take winning and loaing loo £ertously. egged on as we are by | our letting, leading to \..imlai I kinu ami another I HI not sure the British right; In fact, tt saaBi to "»e ttuil >ou shoulti play a game all out | i» win. and light the same wu In any ease, we will concede Britain Ita right to beingl thoroughly sportsmanlike, I in affairs of this Ursa I wnere e match between Savold .nd WbodOOCk IN billed for lhe| nshlp l.s.s Portugal Out Of Cup Finals RIO DE JANEIRO. June 1 Ajagalo Mendea Da Moraes, Mayor of Rio 11 lead a cable from the • >i laa!«.ii. him that Portugal will not eom- BaW World Soccer Cup Finals this month. The cable statad that ko spite <t efforts h> Oovanunant OCBCMIS.1 the Portuguaee Football Assocla- t nn has refused to take part fwr kaang to Bpaba in a round, the team was dispersed. Oi<v H Ml I II contest UN Finals. —Renter Indian livats Argentine BIRMINGHAM. JUTM 1 Rose, India, heat HaraJdo WaaW Argentine champion. 6—3. 2—«. 6—4. In th, final of v |<awn Tcnni;. tourkian.' I The fleetdlng dgbl A1 4-2 Weis« douhl.- faull id and Bose clinched the match . .: ! —Renter B.B.C Radio Programme i KIIIAV it sr r I*-* ' jm 7 m HI Thr Nc«- IHl Atiulyaia: 7 IS a m TM"* - 'i. T>,n,l " .. .rnirif T SO n ... li.lerluS>. Bam lYum in* Id i ini ii In. B 10 a in t*n» ranunw IVi.ar. IS a in Kntland «i 1 r Hr^t ISii" I..nrti.. Ushl CWl' ml Urtnaaua. S > m ClBSS >iui..i-. is |j |> m Xmi Rrrorda. II *i ii m SkilUiMl v» Tin- Hi.' I O "' Tln> r-rft^l 1 II) |. i - . ,nr»r» 2 p in The Nimr.. 1 10 p » rrudn; ? i» v is - 1 S p in T-'- !• S i> in A »•« I BtinenvDor. 4pm i . .. In p m Thr D»U1\ tolllca. IS p ... 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President of Ex- tol the A A A Lhankad EUi UtB» v and Mr- Savaee 1 elnc present. Special Credit , al credit to .d> COrapttltori ami said he i pearl Ooodlng was l iMiforlunately inpireil they *ould have seen keener atruugle ; adlas division. ii. congratulated Ken Farnum. i cycle ni.iii.pmu. and i : on In think all who Kdpe i to rnaki the Mi eet*. f 111>S' LOMQ JlTMr i r II . i c pbeU, i P c Living up lo In. r. Mil Ihe roluurrul In t«If, •nn.il.-i.r Ch.impi»nslii|i . I.,|i. . i II ..»> Inn M..I II l ill II. I li.,, i.uodlw arrives al Ml. En^luiid's Teal Team \s W.I. • Frum Page 1. Handing a 1 . damaged knee, almost » It .1 ulraw. Washhr, ok. I Included because lie i» unlit ll. abli- to play in Lancashire's game I • Wi t Ii I. daj Keiiler 1947 TITLE HOLDER ENTERS AGAIN I AIM 1 Mn Pal Todd, whi . i. ' in the Lawn Tennis In 1 she defeated , . 1-iTUiiii.ed t It e —Jtontei The Weather TO-DAY sun Rises: 5.38 a.M. sun WU: 11.18 »Iti. Mniin i laisl tfusxter) Jiine 7. 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The Future of the Ice Cream Market in Singapore to
2017
Market Size, Distribution and Brand Share, Key Events and Competitive Landscape
The Future of the Ice Cream Market in Singapore to 2017
Published: February 2014
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List of Tables
Table 1: Category Definitions - Ice Cream Market ............................................................................................................................................... 13 Table 2: Distribution Channel Definitions - Ice Cream Market ............................................................................................................................ 14 Table 3: Volume Units for Ice Cream Market ........................................................................................................................................................ 15 Table 4: Singapore Exchange Rate LCU (Local Currency Unit) – USD (Annual Average), 2007 – 2012 .......................................................... 16 Table 5: Singapore Ice Cream Market Value (LCU m) and Growth (Y-o-Y), 2007–17 ....................................................................................... 17 Table 6: Singapore Ice Cream Market Value (USD m) and Growth (Y-o-Y), 2007–17 ....................................................................................... 17 Table 7: Singapore Ice Cream Market Value (LCU m) by Category, 2007–12.................................................................................................... 19 Table 8: Singapore Ice Cream Market Value (LCU m) by Category, 2012–17.................................................................................................... 19 Table 9: Singapore Ice Cream Market Value (USD m) by Category, 2007–12 ................................................................................................... 19 Table 10: Singapore Ice Cream Market Value (USD m) by Category, 2012–17 ................................................................................................. 20 Table 11: Singapore Ice Cream Market Dynamics: past and future growth rates (2007–12 & 2012–17) and market size (2007, 2012 & 2017),
by Category, by Value (LCU m) ............................................................................................................................................................................. 21 Table 12: Singapore Ice Cream Market Volume (Kg m) and Growth (Y-o-Y), 2007–17 ..................................................................................... 22 Table 13: Singapore Per-capita Ice Cream Consumption (Kg/head & Y-o-Y growth), 2007–17 ........................................................................ 23 Table 14: Singapore Ice Cream Market Volume (Kg m) by Category, 2007–12 ................................................................................................. 24 Table 15: Singapore Ice Cream Market Volume (Kg m) by Category, 2012–17 ................................................................................................. 24 Table 16: Singapore Ice Cream Market Dynamics: past and future growth rates (2007–12 & 2012–17) and market size (2007, 2012 & 2017),
by Category, by volume (Kg m) ............................................................................................................................................................................. 26 Table 17: Singapore Artisanal Ice Cream Market Value (LCU m) and Growth (Y-o-Y), 2007–17 ...................................................................... 27 Table 18: Singapore Artisanal Ice Cream Market Value (USD m) and Growth (Y-o-Y), 2007–17 ..................................................................... 27 Table 19: Singapore Artisanal Ice Cream Average Consumer Price (LCU) and Growth (Y-o-Y), 2007–17 ...................................................... 29 Table 20: Singapore Artisanal Ice Cream Market Volume (Kg m) and Growth (Y-o-Y), 2007–17 ...................................................................... 30 Table 21: Singapore Artisanal Ice Cream Market Dynamics: past and future growth rates (2007–12 & 2012–17) and market size (2007,
2012 & 2017), by Value (LCU m), by Segments ................................................................................................................................................... 31 Table 22: Singapore Artisanal Ice Cream Market Dynamics: past and future growth rates (2007–12 & 2012–17) and market size (2007,
2012 & 2017), by Volume (Kg m), by Segments ................................................................................................................................................... 32 Table 23: Singapore Artisanal Ice Cream Market Value by Brands (LCU m), 2009–12 ..................................................................................... 33 Table 24: Singapore Artisanal Ice Cream Market Value by Brands (USD m), 2009–12 ..................................................................................... 33 Table 25: Singapore Artisanal Ice Cream Market Value by Distribution Channel (LCU m), 2009–12 ................................................................ 34 Table 26: Singapore Artisanal Ice Cream Market Value by Distribution Channel (USD m), 2009–12 ............................................................... 35 Table 27: Singapore Impulse Ice Cream Market Value (LCU m) and Growth (Y-o-Y), 2007–17 ....................................................................... 37 Table 28: Singapore Impulse Ice Cream Market Value (USD m) and Growth (Y-o-Y), 2007–17 ....................................................................... 37 Table 29: Singapore Impulse Ice Cream Average Consumer Price (LCU) and Growth (Y-o-Y), 2007–17 ........................................................ 39 Table 30: Singapore Impulse Ice Cream Market Value (LCU m) by Segments, 2007–12 .................................................................................. 40 Table 31: Singapore Impulse Ice Cream Market Value (LCU m) by Segments, 2012–17 .................................................................................. 40 Table 32: Singapore Impulse Ice Cream Market Value (USD m) by Segments, 2007–12 ................................................................................. 40 Table 33: Singapore Impulse Ice Cream Market Value (USD m) by Segments, 2012–17 ................................................................................. 41 Table 34: Singapore Impulse Ice Cream Market Volume (Kg m) and Growth (Y-o-Y), 2007–17 ....................................................................... 42 Table 35: Singapore Impulse Ice Cream Market Volume (Kg m) by Segments, 2007–12.................................................................................. 43 Table 36: Singapore Impulse Ice Cream Market Volume (Kg m) by Segments, 2012–17.................................................................................. 43 Table 37: Singapore Impulse Ice Cream Market Dynamics: past and future growth rates (2007–12 & 2012–17) and market size (2007, 2012
& 2017), by Value (LCU m), by Segments ............................................................................................................................................................ 45 Table 38: Singapore Impulse Ice Cream Market Dynamics: past and future growth rates (2007–12 & 2012–17) and market size (2007, 2012
& 2017), by Volume (Kg m), by Segments ............................................................................................................................................................ 46 Table 39: Singapore Dairy-Based (Impulse Ice Cream) Market by Value (LCU m), 2007–17 ............................................................................ 47 Table 40: Singapore Dairy-Based (Impulse Ice Cream) Market by Value (USD m), 2007–17 ........................................................................... 47 Table 41: Singapore Dairy-Based (Impulse Ice Cream) Market by Volume (Kg m), 2007–17 ........................................................................... 48 Table 42: Singapore Water-Based (Impulse Ice Cream) Market by Value (LCU m), 2007–17 .......................................................................... 49 Table 43: Singapore Water-Based (Impulse Ice Cream) Market by Value (USD m), 2007–17 .......................................................................... 49 Table 44: Singapore Water-Based (Impulse Ice Cream) Market by Volume (Kg m), 2007–17 .......................................................................... 50 Table 45: Singapore Impulse Ice Cream Market Value by Brands (LCU m), 2009–12 ....................................................................................... 51 Table 46: Singapore Impulse Ice Cream Market Value by Brands (USD m), 2009–12 ...................................................................................... 51
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Table 47: Singapore Impulse Ice Cream Market Value by Distribution Channel (LCU m), 2009–12 ................................................................. 53 Table 48: Singapore Impulse Ice Cream Market Value by Distribution Channel (USD m), 2009–12 ................................................................. 54 Table 49: Singapore Take-Home Ice Cream Market Value (LCU m) and Growth (Y-o-Y), 2007–17 ................................................................. 56 Table 50: Singapore Take-Home Ice Cream Market Value (USD m) and Growth (Y-o-Y), 2007–17 ................................................................ 56 Table 51: Singapore Take-Home Ice Cream Average Consumer Price (LCU) and Growth (Y-o-Y), 2007–17 ................................................. 58 Table 52: Singapore Take-Home Ice Cream Market Value (LCU m) by Segments, 2007–12 ........................................................................... 59 Table 53: Singapore Take-Home Ice Cream Market Value (LCU m) by Segments, 2012–17 ........................................................................... 59 Table 54: Singapore Take-Home Ice Cream Market Value (USD m) by Segments, 2007–12 ........................................................................... 59 Table 55: Singapore Take-Home Ice Cream Market Value (USD m) by Segments, 2012–17 ........................................................................... 60 Table 56: Singapore Take-Home Ice Cream Market Volume (Kg m) and Growth (Y-o-Y), 2007–17 ................................................................. 61 Table 57: Singapore Take-Home Ice Cream Market Volume (Kg m) by Segments, 2007–12 ........................................................................... 62 Table 58: Singapore Take-Home Ice Cream Market Volume (Kg m) by Segments, 2012–17 ........................................................................... 62 Table 59: Singapore Take-Home Ice Cream Market Dynamics: past and future growth rates (2007–12 & 2012–17) and market size (2007,
2012 & 2017), by Value (LCU m), by Segments ................................................................................................................................................... 64 Table 60: Singapore Take-Home Ice Cream Market Dynamics: past and future growth rates (2007–12 & 2012–17) and market size (2007,
2012 & 2017), by Volume (Kg m), by Segments ................................................................................................................................................... 65 Table 61: Singapore Dairy-Based (Take-Home Ice Cream) Market by Value (LCU m), 2007–17 ..................................................................... 66 Table 62: Singapore Dairy-Based (Take-Home Ice Cream) Market by Value (USD m), 2007–17 ..................................................................... 66 Table 63: Singapore Dairy-Based (Take-Home Ice Cream) Market by Volume (Kg m), 2007–17 ..................................................................... 67 Table 64: Singapore Water-Based (Take-Home Ice Cream) Market by Value (LCU m), 2007–17 .................................................................... 68 Table 65: Singapore Water-Based (Take-Home Ice Cream) Market by Value (USD m), 2007–17 .................................................................... 68 Table 66: Singapore Water-Based (Take-Home Ice Cream) Market by Volume (Kg m), 2007–17 .................................................................... 69 Table 67: Singapore Take-Home Ice Cream Market Value by Brands (LCU m), 2009–12 ................................................................................ 70 Table 68: Singapore Take-Home Ice Cream Market Value by Brands (USD m), 2009–12 ................................................................................ 70 Table 69: Singapore Take-Home Ice Cream Market Value by Distribution Channel (LCU m), 2009–12 ........................................................... 72 Table 70: Singapore Take-Home Ice Cream Market Value by Distribution Channel (USD m), 2009–12 .......................................................... 73 Table 71: Nestle SA Fast Facts ............................................................................................................................................................................. 75 Table 72: Nestle SA Major Products and Services ............................................................................................................................................... 76 Table 73: Nestle SA History ................................................................................................................................................................................... 84 Table 74: Nestle SA Key Employees..................................................................................................................................................................... 88 Table 75: Nestle SA Subsidiaries .......................................................................................................................................................................... 90 Table 76: Unilever PLC Fast Facts ........................................................................................................................................................................ 98 Table 77: Unilever PLC Major Products and Services.......................................................................................................................................... 99 Table 78: Unilever PLC History ........................................................................................................................................................................... 106 Table 79: Unilever PLC Key Employees ............................................................................................................................................................. 109 Table 80: Unilever PLC Subsidiaries ................................................................................................................................................................... 111 Table 81: Lotte Holdings Co. Ltd. Fast Facts ...................................................................................................................................................... 116 Table 82: Lotte Holdings Co. Ltd. Major Products and Services ........................................................................................................................ 117 Table 83: Lotte Holdings Co. Ltd. History............................................................................................................................................................ 125 Table 84: Lotte Holdings Co. Ltd. Key Employees ............................................................................................................................................. 128 Table 85: Lotte Holdings Co. Ltd. Other Locations ............................................................................................................................................. 128 Table 86: Lotte Holdings Co. Ltd. Subsidiaries ................................................................................................................................................... 132 Table 87: Suntory Holdings Limited Fast Facts .................................................................................................................................................. 145 Table 88: Suntory Holdings Limited Major Products and Services .................................................................................................................... 146 Table 89: Suntory Holdings Limited History ........................................................................................................................................................ 152 Table 90: Suntory Holdings Limited Subsidiaries ............................................................................................................................................... 156 Table 91: Fonterra Co-operative Group Limited Fast Facts ............................................................................................................................... 167 Table 92: Fonterra Co-operative Group Limited Major Products and Services ................................................................................................. 168 Table 93: Fonterra Co-operative Group Limited History ..................................................................................................................................... 174 Table 94: Fonterra Co-operative Group Limited Subsidiaries ............................................................................................................................ 178 Table 95: San Miguel Corporation Fast Facts..................................................................................................................................................... 183 Table 96: San Miguel Corporation Major Products and Services ...................................................................................................................... 184 Table 97: San Miguel Corporation History .......................................................................................................................................................... 190 Table 98: San Miguel Corporation Key Employees ............................................................................................................................................ 193 Table 99: San Miguel Corporation Subsidiaries .................................................................................................................................................. 196 Table 100: Uni-President Enterprises Corp. Fast Facts ..................................................................................................................................... 200
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1. Introduction
1.1 What is this Report About?
This report is the result of Canadean’s extensive market research covering the Ice Cream Market in
Singapore. It provides detailed segmentation of historic and future Ice Cream Market, covering key categories
and segments.
As such the report is an essential tool for companies active across the Ice Cream industry and for new players
considering entry into Singapore’s Ice Cream market.
1.2 Definitions
All the data is collected in volume terms. Ice Cream Market refers to domestic Market only and includes
imports. Please note that rounding errors may occur.
1.2.1 This report provides 2012 actual sales; while forecasts are provided for 2013 –
2017.
1.2.2 Category Definitions
Table 1: Category Definitions - Ice Cream Market
Category Segment Definition
Artisanal Ice Cream
Artisanal Ice Cream - Ice cream manufactured by small local producers for sale on the premises. Includes impulse and take-home sales, but not on-the-premises consumption.
Impulse Ice Cream
Dairy-Based
(Impulse Ice Cream)
Dairy- or vegetable oil-based ice cream products purchased for immediate
consumption. Includes single-serve ice cream tubs, packaged cones (e.g. Cornetto), ice cream sandwiches, and chocolate-coated ice creams (e.g Magnum). Includes low fat dairy and oil-based products (other than frozen
yogurt).
Water-Based (Impulse Ice Cream)
Water-based frozen desserts purchased for immediate consumption. Includes single serve sorbet/sherbert tubs and ice lollies e.g. Calippo
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1.2.3 Distribution Channel Definitions
Table 2: Distribution Channel Definitions - Ice Cream Market
Distribution Channel Definition
Cash & carries & warehouse clubs
(Cash & Carry)
Cash & carries sell from a wholesale warehouse to customers (small retailers, professional users) who pay on the spot and transport goods away themselves.
Warehouse clubs are no-frills stores that sell discounted goods to members who pay an annual fee. Delivered wholesale sales are not included. In our data only sales from these stores direct to the public (for example through work place deals allowing otherwise
regular consumers to shop there) are covered. Example: Makro, Metro, Costco, Sams Club
Discount, variety store & general merchandise retailers
(Dollar Stores)
Dollar Stores, Variety Stores & General Merchandise Retailers - A variety store or price-point retailer (including Dollar stores) is a retail store that sells inexpensive items, often
with a single price for all items in the store, or a general low price policy. Typical merchandise includes cleaning supplies, toys, household goods and gardening equipment, basic foods and beverages. A general store, general merchandise store, or
small town store carries a (broad) general line of merchandise, often in a medium (and sometimes small) store format, serving the needs of either the surrounding town or rural area. They differ from convenience stores or corner shops in that it will be the main shop
for the community rather than a convenient supplement and typically carries a broader product line. Example: 9 to 9 Dollar Shop.
Convenience stores & gas stations
(Convenience stores)
Convenience Stores - Includes all sales through stores of an area generally less than 300 sq m, that specialize in a limited range of food & grocery products designed primarily for
consumers with top-up shopping needs. Also includes sales in retail outlets attached to gas stations, where fuel is the main revenue driver, kiosks, and newsstands. This also includes small independent retailers, particularly those present in countries such as China
and India.
Department stores
(Department stores)
Department Stores - Includes all sales through multi-category retailers, focusing primarily on non-grocery categories with distinct departments specializing in defined product areas. Examples include Bloomingdale's, Macy's, John Lewis and El Corte Ingles.
Hypermarkets & supermarkets
(Hyper/ Super Markets)
Hypermarkets& Supermarkets (incl. discounters) - Hypermarkets/mass merchandisers include all sales through retailers with floor area over 2,500 sq m that carry full lines of
both grocery and general merchandise (e.g. Walmart). Supermarkets include all sales through retailers with a floor area of 300 sq m -2,500 sq m that offer a wide, departmentalized range of groceries, and may carry some general merchandise lines (e.g.
Sainsbury's, Kroger). It also includes hard grocery discounters such as Walmart.
Vending machines
(Vending machines) Vending machines - Includes paid-for sales from all vending machines not located within a store (e.g. public places, workplaces, pubs & Bars).
Drug stores & Pharmacies
(Pharmacies)
Drug stores & Pharmacies - Stores licensed to dispense prescription (Rx) and over-the-counter (OTC) healthcare products and where these sales account for the majority of revenues. Also known as Drug store and Health store. This channel does not include
supermarkets with pharmacy counters. Example: Hetro and Apollo pharmacies in India.
Food & drinks specialists
(Food & drinks specialists)
Food & drinks specialists - Includes bakers, butchers, delicatessens, drinks specialists, fishmongers, greengrocers, Food & drinks only stores, and single category stores (e.g. stores selling only cheese, or only olives, or only honey, or only Confectionery products)
Example : Amul Dairy shops In India.
eRetailers
(eRetailers)
eRetailers - Includes all sales that take place over the internet, irrespective of whether the vendor is a pure-play internet company or the online offering of a physical retailer. Example: Amazon, SPAR and FutureBazaar.com in India.
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Table 2: Distribution Channel Definitions - Ice Cream Market
Distribution Channel Definition
Health & Beauty Stores
Retailers that generate the majority of their revenue through a specific product type. In the personal care market, this includes specialist stores other than drugstores. Example: Boots in UK, Himalaya In India.
Other general retailers
(Others)
Others - Includes other generalist retail channels not included in the categories above (e.g. market traders, charity stores, student union stores, direct sales, and Duty Free shops).