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Workplace Consumption

Published by Datamonitor Contact us : +1-860-674-8796
Published 2003/05 Content info  
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER 1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

  • Hot topic
  • Future decoded

CHAPTER 2 THE FUTURE DECODED

  • Introduction
  • Consumer trends
  • Working hours
  • Job types
  • Workplace consumption occasions
  • Drinks
  • Channels
  • Consumer insight
  • Consumer's food choices in the workplace
  • Drinks
  • City visits
  • Consumers' food diaries
  • Experimenting with new products
  • Consumer needs
  • Personal care
  • The value of workplace consumption
  • Workplace consumption occasions
  • Food consumption occasions
  • Value of food consumption occasions
  • Value of workplace food consumption
  • Drinks
  • Cost of workplace drinks consumption
  • Value of workplace consumption
  • Index of annual per capita spending
  • Conclusions

CHAPTER 3 ACTION POINTS

  • Work with catering services to gain access to the market
  • Prepared meals must offer restaurant-level quality
  • Use workplace consumption to help launch new products.
  • Target health-consciousness
  • Segment market by job type
  • Prioritise junior deskbound and manual indoor workers
  • Aim high value products at senior deskbound consumers
  • Manual outdoor and travelling workers are not a priority
  • Ensure products are workplace friendly
  • Trend, insight, action
  • Supplementary data
  • Definitions
  • Research methodology
  • SPP writing team Error! Bookmark not defined.
  • How to contact experts in your industry.

LIST OF TABLES

  • Table 1: European employment by the number hours worked (millions employed) 1997
  • Table 2: European employment by the number hours worked (millions employed) 2000
  • Table 3: Annual growth (%) in time spent at work, by hours worked per week, 1997-2000
  • Table 4: Workers by job type (millions), 2002 19
  • Table 5: Workplace consumption occasion definitions
  • Table 6: Number of food consumption occasions per employee per day, 2002-2007
  • Table 7: Overall number of food occasions per year (m), by type of occasion
  • Table 8: Average number of drinking occasions in the workplace per person per day, 2002
  • Table 9: Number of workplace drinks occasions per year (bn) 2002
  • Table 10: Channels used for workplace consumption by frequency
  • Table 11: Market share of non-planned food and drinks channels for workplace consumptions, 2002
  • Table 12: Rating scale: importance of consumer needs
  • Table 13: Percentage of consumers who alter their personal care habits especially because they are going out, by habit
  • Table 14: Millions of people in work in Europe;, 2002-2007
  • Table 15: Average number of workplace food consumption occasions per person per day, 2002
  • Table 16: Average number of workplace food consumption occasions per person per day, 2002-2007 and CAGR
  • Table 17: Cost to consumer of workplace food consumption occasions (?), 2002
  • Table 18: Value of workplace food consumption (?m) 2002
  • Table 19: Growth in workplace food consumption by consumption occasion, 2002-2007
  • Table 20: Average number of drinking occasions in the workplace per person per day, 2002
  • Table 21: Average cost of workplace drinks by consumption occasion (?) 2002
  • Table 22: Market value of workplace drinks by consumption occasion (?m), 2002
  • Table 23: Growth in workplace drinks market value (?m) 2002-2007 50
  • Table 24: Index of annual per captia spending (western Europe = 100)
  • Table 25: Workplace consumption trends, insights and actions. 60
  • Table 26: Market value of workplace snacks consumption in western Europe (?m) 2002
  • Table 27: Market value of workplace snacks consumption in western Europe (?m) 2007
  • Table 28: Market value of workplace breakfast consumption in western Europe (?m) 2002
  • Table 29: Market value of workplace breakfast consumption in western Europe (?m) 2007
  • Table 30: Market value of workplace lunch consumption in western Europe (?m) 2002
  • Table 31: Market value of workplace lunch consumption in western Europe (?m) 2007
  • Table 32: Market value of workplace evening consumption in western Europe (?m) 2002
  • Table 33: Market value of workplace evening consumption in western Europe (?m) 2007
  • Table 34: Overall market value of workplace consumption in western Europe (?m) 2002
  • Table 35: Overall market value of workplace consumption in western Europe (?m) 2007
  • Table 36: Workplace consumption occasion definitions

LIST OF FIGURES

  • Figure 1: Change in working hours in western Europe 1997-2000
  • Figure 2: Consumer product choice by workplace consumption occasion, 2003
  • Figure 3: Percentage of workers choosing type of drink in the workplace, 2003
  • Figure 4: Influence of colleagues' food choices on workplace consumption
  • Figure 5: Importance of different consumer needs
  • Figure 6: Consumers' need for in-office personal care
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