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Cosmetics & Toiletries Market in China Set For Tremendous Growth

According to our research report, “Cosmetics and Toiletries Market in China”, China represents one of the most dynamic and untapped cosmetics and toiletries markets in the world. The economy transformation and expansion phase has proved to be highly beneficial for the market during the last decade. Although the market has been registering impressive growth rates, the country still possesses immense growth potential. Owing to the extremely low-penetration level and vast consumer base, cosmetics and toiletries market in China will surge at a CAGR of over 12% during 2011-2014.

As per our analysis, skincare dominates the overall cosmetics and toiletries market in China. During 2010, the segment acquired lion’s share and showed further signs of growth, especially in the men’s skin care segment. Other segments, such as hair care, color cosmetics, fragrances, etc also experienced a double-digit growth during the past few years. Besides, cosmetics imports and exports in the country have also increased tremendously during the last year.

Further, market dynamics in this industry are fast changing with regular launches of new and improved products by both domestic and international players, who are trying to woo customers in this very competitive battle for market share.

The report also analyzes factors critical to the success of the cosmetics and toiletries industry in China. It not only discusses the market structure, current & past market performance of the cosmetics sector in China, but also sheds light on Chinese consumer behavior, emerging market opportunities, and key challenges. Forecasts for all the market segments, such as skin care, hair care, color cosmetics, and fragrance have also been included in the report to provide a better understanding of the cosmetics and toiletries industry in the country.

“Cosmetics and Toiletries Market in China”, also entails consumer behavior analysis, which will further facilitate client’s understanding of the purchasing power, demographic profile, and product preferences. In addition, special emphasis is also given on the understanding of government role, challenges, and opportunities areas in the industry. Due consideration is given on competitive landscape to enable clients understand the market structure and growth potential in the coming years.

Asia China Cosmetic Market

The Asia China cosmetic market is making an impact in the cosmetic industry as it gains popularity among the consumers plus it is conveniently at a very low price. The Asian cosmetic market is increasing its demand because of the improving lifestyles of the Asians. There is a huge growth of cosmetic companies that dominated the Asian market – either domestic or foreign cosmetic company. Since there is a huge potential growth in the cosmetic industry and the continuous trend of cosmetics in the Asian market, the Asian populace is looking forward for a more skin care and hair care products for their specific needs. Since the target cosmetic products are for skin care, makeup, whitening, and colors – the Asian people are more conscious with their style and look emphasizing on their skin care. Different skin care products have dominated the Asian cosmetic market.

The Asia China cosmetic market has a significant market value because of its competitive landscape and market trends in the Asian region.The Asia China cosmetics industry is a potential goldmine for many foreign cosmetics companies. Countries such as China, Hong Kong, Korea, Japan, Philippines are good options to develop cosmetics business in Asia. The Asia China cosmetics marketing has the most interesting supply chain in the cosmetics industry considering it has the most comprehensive business environment for beauty and cosmetics products.Since the Asia China cosmetics marketing has dominated the Asian cosmetics market because of its continuous enhancement and sales in the market.

These days, many Asian women are crazy about cosmetics to a point of spending lots of cash for cosmetics and skin care. The growth rate of cosmetic s industry in Asia has tripled. The Asia China cosmetics marketing finds out that Asians are not big on perfumes but rather prefer skin care and beauty products. Many foreign cosmetics companies are ready to expand their business in the Asian market as Asia emerges to be one of the developed places in the world because of its standard of living.

China Mobile TV Market Showing Incredible Growth

The global mobile TV market has been witnessing a significant growth for the past few years, on the back of its ability to stream the content from the television on the move. Presently, mobile TV services are available only in a limited number of countries, catering to the needs of the premium segment. However, the future will witness an increase in the number of mobile TV rollouts across the globe. According to our research report “Global Mobile TV Forecast to 2013“, one of the kxey countries where mobile TV market is anticipated to show magical growth is China. Since mobile TVs launch in China in 2004, the market has experienced an explorative development period and in future also, it is anticipated to grow at a CAGR of over 51% till 2013.

Our study shows that Chinas mobile TV market has huge development space, just like photo mobile phone and music mobile phone. The vast mobile phone subscriber base in China makes the country most lucrative for the operators and vendors to rapidly expand the mobile TV services. Assuming that, mobile TV tariff uses monthly flat pricing policy the market will develop quickly in coming years. Besides these factors, we have studied other factors that are expected to drive the Chinas mobile TV market.

Our report provides a detail analysis of the global mobile TV market by studying it in terms of total mobile subscribers, service revenue and technology. Each section succinctly explains the present and future market trends and developments in the global mobile TV market. Besides, we have comprehensively analyzed the regional markets, helping clients to better understand the mobile TV trends and developments across various regions.

Global Mobile TV Forecast to 2013” also highlights the factors, which are inevitable for the anticipated growth of the global mobile TV market during the forecast period. Extensive analysis of various business models have also been done that will help operators increase their revenue by offering mobile TV services. Our research study also evaluates various strategies that will help operators maximize the returns.

China Gray-Market Cell Phone Shipments Slow in 2011

Stymied by a government crackdown, China’s gray-market cell phone shipments are expected to expand in 2011 at a considerably slower pace compared to this year, according to the market research firm iSuppli, now part of IHS Inc. (NYSE: IHS). China’s gray-market cell phone shipments will amount to 255 million units in 2011, up 11.8 percent from 228 million in 2010. This compares to a rise of 43.6 percent in 2009. Gray-market handsets are cell phones manufactured in China that are not recognized or licensed by government regulators. Makers of these products generally do not pay China’s value-added taxes and, therefore, profit illegally from their participation in the market. “The object of a nationwide government crackdown, the gray cell phone market in the world’s most populous country is facing some trepidation as official scrutiny focused on illegal handsets and as consumers are starting to lose some interest in the devices,” said Kevin Wang, Director (China Research) at iSuppli. “This created particular challenges for white-box handsets-on which gray-market dealers can put their logos.

These types of phones use smuggled chips, carry no certification from China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, sport fake international mobile equipment identity codes and are smuggled to Hong Kong to avoid value-added taxes.” What growth there is in 2011 will be driven by demand from emerging countries as well as by falling average selling prices for gray handsets. After growing in 2011, the gray market will begin to decline in 2012. This is because gray market cell phone suppliers will be unable to cut prices any further-even if they wish to win more new customers in emerging countries. Suppliers also will find themselves competing with an increasing number of locally branded original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) that provide better quality and after-sales service, iSuppli believes.

The market for gray handsets Aside from serving domestic demand in China, gray handsets command sizable sales in other countries in the Asia-Pacific region, an area that includes Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia and the Philippines-as well as Pakistan, a neighbor to China. And while gray-handset shipments in 2010 within China will fall to 24.2 million units, down from 33.2 million in 2009, gray-handset shipments to other Asian countries during the same period will rise to 154.4 million units, up from 110.2 million. The market for non-gray handsets Meanwhile, shipments from Chinese non-gray handset makers will grow by 36.4 percent in 2010 and continue to climb during the next five years. Not only will Chinese OEMs improve their global market sales-especially in the emerging countries-China’s white-box handset shipments also will keep growing. Furthermore, Chinese handset makers will win more orders from international carriers and from locally branded OEMs in the emerging markets. Within the domestic market, China’s 3G handsets are poised for dramatic expansion-reaching 51 million units in 2010 and maintaining growth in the next five years, thanks to the continued decline of both 3G handset prices and service fees. By 2014, local 3G handsets are projected to reach 134 million units.

Frbiz Reports China Packaging Machinery Will Enter U.S. Market

Frbiz.com, one of China’s leading B2B industry websites, reports China packaging machinery will enter U.S. market.

The U.S. packaging market will be large-scale use of packaging machinery which from China.

China is experiencing accelerated development process, as a free and open market; the United States door has been open to China’s packaging enterprises. The only question is when China’s packaging enterprises in what manner to go into, and get successful.

China’s packaging machinery whether could break into the U.S. market, on the one hand related to the level of China’s packaging machinery technology. On the other hand, it is related to the U.S. packaging machinery market.

As a highly developed liberalization market, the U.S. packaging machinery manufacturers, “polarization” phenomenon is very clear. While to heat shrink packaging machine, binding machine and sealing packaging machinery also has a significant proportion; the labelling machine, capping machine these mainly large-scale packaging machineries production line in United States has basically does not produce, the market is almost the imported equipments, especially Germany and Italy equipments occupied the market.

Through imitation, introduction of technology and capital and global sourcing, etc., China’s packaging machinery manufacturing level and the level of industrial design have gotten rapidly development. Today, China packaging machinery manufacturing enterprises can easily through globalization sourcing gain some of the key components, thereby rapidly improve the technical level and reliability of equipment. If we say that in labelling machines, packing machines and robotic equipment, the Chinese-made machineries can not compete with Germany, Italy and Japan, then in some low-tech products, currently China produced a lot of packaging machineries, has meet the requirements of the U.S. market, and are most likely to get a breakthrough in the short term. In particular, some general-purpose packaging machinery, such as heat shrink packaging machine, binding machine , labelling machine, sealing machine, vacuum packing machine, weighing / filling / sealing machine, etc.. The costs of Chinese-made products are not half of the United States products, which have strong competitiveness. Low price is the key for Chinese packaging machinery to enter the U.S. market.