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The Total West European Sweet Snacks Market Was Worth Euros 69.8 Billion in 2005.


DUBLIN, Ireland -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c51989) has announced the addition of "The Sweet Snacks Market in Western Europe (16 Countries)" to their offering.

The total West European Sweet Snacks Market was worth Euros 69.8 billion in 2005, and the Top-10 West European companies supplied 46.6% of this market. This total market is forecast to grow at an average annual real 1.57% during the 2005 - 2010 period.

This report covers all 16 West European countries (see list below), providing complete in-depth coverage - no gaps or omissions - based on FFTs international food and drink markets database, now in its 17th year. An additional 6 Central European countries are also available.

In particular, this report identifies 956 holding, independent and subsidiary companies in terms of market share by product, country, region and overall, providing an unparalleled strategic vision of the key players in the market.

The underlying food & drink markets database is continuously updated, for example in regard to ongoing merger and acquisition activity, thus providing fully up-to-date analysis at all times with an online subscription.

The report includes:

- A detailed 50-page Executive Summary in the form of commented graphs and data tables, including complete summary data tables.

- Altogether, 112 country and product markets are covered by this report (see detail below).

- Foodservice and Retail Market data are given by volume and value, and by product and country, hence providing complete coverage of human consumption.

- Up to the Top-10 holding companies by market share by product, country and region.

- Up to Top-100 holding companies listing by overall market share in the present markets.

- Own label, branded, unbranded and artisanal (own produced for own sale) market shares.

A unique strategic vision of the 16-country West European market is presented, in particular identifying the numerous companies present together with their market shares and major brands by country and product. Standard data tables for each product provide a 16-country panorama of company strength (market shares by country and for the region) and presence (number of country and product markets in which present).

Altogether, 956 holding, independent and subsidiary companies are identified (see full alphabetic listing), together with 1373 company market shares and major brands by country and product. (These can vary slightly due to continuous updating).

This report provides a complete quantitative, hard data demand and supply analysis of final human consumption in the country and product markets listed below (see also Table of Contents). All product markets are carefully defined so as to be comparable across all countries.

Why You Should Buy This Report

Taken together with an online subscription to the underlying, continuously updated food & drink markets database, this report provides a fully up-to-date corporate "map" of the major players and market trends, providing valuable support to strategic marketing decisions, in particular regarding:

- Strategic Planning

- Marketing & Sales

- Mergers and Acquisitions

- Market Opportunities & Risks

- Company Strengths & Weaknesses

Companies Mentioned:

11er Nahrungsm., 3S, A.Egger, ABN Amro, Accornero, Ackerl, Adams, Adams Chilcott, Aerzener, Agnesi, Agritech, Albro, Alian[?]a, Almondy, Almondy Holding, Alonso, Alprose, Altria, Alvious Fisher, Ambrosoli, Anasta-sios, Andre Klein, Andros, Angel Garro, Anheuser Busch, Ankerbrot, Annas Pepparkakor, Anthemia Anthemia (Ανθέμια) is a municipality in the Imathia Prefecture, Greece. Population 8,147 (2001). The seat of the municipality is in Kopanos. , Anthony Alan, Antiproso-peftiki, Antiproso-peftiki, Antonio Heras, Apax Partners, Apetito, Arazo, Arena Holding, Arla, Arla Foods, Arluy, Arni, Artal, Ashbury, Ashbury, Ashworth, Astalia, Astra Sweets, Astrio, Athenian Bakery, Atria Atria
The heart has four chambers. The right and left atria are at the top of the heart and receive returning blood from the veins. The right and left ventricles are at the bottom of the heart and act as the body's main pumps.
, Auer & Blaschke, Auto-noom, Averna, Avieta Narda, Axa, Bahlsen, Bahlsen Belgium, Bahlsen Italiana, Bahlsen Nederland, Bahlsen St Michel, Bahlsen SuUwaren, Bakers, Bakkavor, Bakker Orlemans, Balconi, Balocco, Banque Lazard, Barilla barilla

see halogeton glomeratus.
, Barilla Alimentare, Barnagen, Barnangen, Baronie, Barry Callebaut, Battistero, Baugur, BBSM BBSM Building Broadband Services Manager (Cisco)
BBSM Broad-Band Sleeve Monopole
BBSM Building Broadband Service Manager
, BCG BCG bacille Calmette-Guérin.

BCG
abbr.
1. bacillus Calmette-Guérin

2. ballistocardiogram


BCG,
n.pr See bacille Calmette-Guórin.
, Beatrice, Becker, Belga-praline, Belgados, Bellsola, Belpan, Bendicks, Bergen-dahl, Berlys, Bernrain, Berucki, Besnier, Bewleys, Big Bear, Bimbo, Bimbo Martinez, Bindi Bindi can mean: Jayy.
  • Bindi (decoration), a forehead decoration, often a red dot, mostly worn by women in South Asia
  • Bindi, a slang term for the Mumbai/Bombay dialect of Hindi, or Bambaiya Hindi
  • Bindi (plant), also known as bindii or
, Bingo, BioKorn, Biorex, Birds Eye, Biscuiter. Nantaise, Biscuiterie Lonay, Biscuits Abbaye, Biscuits Bouvard, Blattmann, Blendax, Blue Bird, Bodeta, Boettger, Bofrost, Bofrost Italia, Bogal, Bois de Roche, Bolletje, Bonne Bouche, Bononia, Booker, Borggreve, Borset Bakeri, Brandt, Braycot, Brescia-dolci, Brioche Pasquier, Brioschi, Brossard, Brossard Benelux, Bruyerre, Brynildsen Fabrikker, Buitoni, Buond[?] Bistefani, Burmar, Burrus, Burtons Foods, Butcher & Baker, Cadbury Dulciora, Cadbury Ireland, Cadbury Schweppes, Cadburys, Cadburys Frozen, Caffarel, Caffreys, Cake Rena, Callebaut, Camille Bloch, Campbell France, Campbell Soup, Candy, Candy Spain, Cantalou, CapVest Equity, Caramelos Capuchinos, Carillon, Carletti, Carlier, Carma Pfister, Carnaby, Casado, Castello y Juan, Cavendish & Harvey, CCA, CCVM, Cebeco, Cedar Health, Cedrinca, Celtic Chocolates, Cereal, Cerealia, Cerealia Hatting, Chabert et Guillot, Champion Pastry, Chipita, Chocaid, Chocar, Choco-gal, Chocofrance-Hosta, Chocolates Eureka, Chocolates Trapa, Chocolats Frey, Chupa Chups, Ciao, Cida, Cirio, Cisti Bu-gan Barra, Citterio, Clara Candy, Claudel Roustang, Claudia Cup Cake, Cloetta Fazer, CNP, Cocachoc, Codan, Cogesal, Colgate Palmolive, Colmi, Colussi, Comerfords, Concord, Confisell Belgium, Confiserie du Tech, Confood, Continental Bakeries, Continental Sweets, Coolmore Foods, Coop Schweiz, Cooper. 3A, Coppen. & Wiese, Coronet Cake, Cosun, Cottespan, Country Style, Crecs Aperitivos-EspaSoles, Cremo, Crich, Croexsa, Crogeen, CSM CSM - ["CSM - A Distributed Programming Language", S. Zhongxiu et al, IEEE Trans Soft Eng SE-13(4):497-500 (Apr 1987)]. , CTB, Cuetara, Cuisine de France, CVC See CSC.  Capital, Dagrofa, Dahli Kuchen ku·chen  
n.
A coffeecake raised with yeast, often containing fruit and nuts.



[German, from Middle High German kuoche, cake, from Old High German kuocho.]
, Daintee, Dal Colle, Daloon, Damel, Dan Cake, Dan Cake Portugal, Dandy Foods, Danish Fancy Fds, Danone, Dansk Biscuit, Dansk Tyggegum., Dardenne, Day Chocolate, DCC, De Aviateur, De Faam, De Molen Banket, De Neuville, Dees Am. Cake, Dela-viuda, Deleben, Delicato Bakverk, Delicia, Delmotte, Desserts de France, Destrooper, Deutsche Wrigley, Diatosta, Dibona, Dietisa, Disch, Distri-borg, Dodoni, Dolfin, Dolma dol·ma  
n. pl. dol·mas or dol·ma·des
A fruit or vegetable, especially a grape leaf or cabbage leaf, cooked with a filling of ground meat, herbs, or rice.



[Turkish, filling.]
, Domori, Don Passolini, Donegal Creameries, Dora Fruit, Doughty Hanson, Douglas Holding, Dr Quendt, Dragees aus Weseke, Drie Hoek Banket, Droste, Duc dO, Dulcesa, Dulcinea, Dulciora, Duncans, Duran & Hidalgo, E & E Patesserie, Eckes, Eckes-Granini, Edna, Effem EspaSa, Eismann Family, El Avion, El Quite-riano, Elah Dufour, Elgorriaga, Elida Faberge, Elite Industries, Elizabeth Shaw, Emo Emo Emotion(s)
EMO Emotional (music genre)
EMO Emergency Measures Organization (Canada)
EMO Evolutionary Multi-Objective Optimization
EMO Emotional Rock
 Marietta, Enkhuizer, Erasco, Erlen-bacher, Est Surgelati, Euro-Delight, Eurodough, Europastry, Europate, EVET, Evron, Fab.y Der., Fabulous Bakin Boys, Fage, Fairway Foodservice, Famidul, Favarger, Fazer, FDB, FDB Brugsen, Felchlin, Feodora Chocolade, Ferrero, Ferrero Austria, Ferrero Deutschl., Ferrero France, Ferrucini, Fiesta, Filet Bleu, Fima Bakery, Finagro, Final-realm, Findus FF, Fingel, Finsbury Foods, Fleer fleer  
intr.v. fleered, fleer·ing, fleers
To smirk or laugh in contempt or derision.

n.
A taunting, scoffing, or derisive look or gibe.
, Fleer EspaSola, Fletcher Bakeries, Flynns, Folliet, Foodie, Forns Valencians, Fortuin, Fosters Foods, Foxs, Frabel, Frankonia, Fravigar, Frederik Chocolatier, Fresco in Casa, Freshbake Foods, Friand, Fridam, Fripan, Frisch & Frost, Frisco-Findus, Frisk A term used in Criminal Law to refer to the superficial running of the hands over the body of an individual by a law enforcement agent or official in order to determine whether such individual is holding an illegal object, such as a weapon or narcotics. , Frodinge, Froza, Fruitfield Foods, G.E.I., Gabriel, Gaillard, Galapagos, Galbusera, Galle & Jessen, Galler, Galletas Pujol, Galletas UB, Galup, Gamifer, Gardeil, Garma, GB Belgi[R], GB GmbH, GB Nederl., GBO, Geest, General Mills, Genuport Trade, George Payne, GEP GEP

gastroenteropancreatic.
, Geslot, Gille-bagaren, Ginster Pasties past·ies  
pl.n.
A pair of adhesive patches used to conceal a woman's nipples and worn principally by exotic dancers or striptease performers.



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, GIP GIP - 1. General Interpretive Programme.

A 1956 interpreted language for the English Electric DEUCE, with array operations and an extensive library of numerical methods.
, Girki, Glisten, Glups, Godbiten, Godiva, Goldeck, Goldkenn, Goteborgs Kex, Gottlieben, Grabower, Grander-roble, Grangeway Foodservice, Granny Murphy, Greencore, Greenleaf, Grefusa, Griesson, Grimex, Groder, Grojean, Grupo SOS SOS, code letters of the international distress signal. The signal is expressed in International Morse code as … — — — … (three dots, three dashes, three dots). , Gruyters, GSK, Gubor, Gullon, Guylian, Haas, Haitoglou, Halba, Halloren, Halo Foods, Halter, Halva, Hans Freitag, Hanseatische Chocolade, Hardecker Huppen, Haribo, Haribo Dunhills, Haribo EspaSa, Harringtons, Hasbro, Hatting Bageri, Hatzi-panagos, Heidi Chocolats, Heiners-dorfer, Heinz, Hellema, Hellenic Biscuits, Hellenic Q. Foods, Heller, Herminia, Hero, Hersheys, Hexagon, HGF HGF,
n See glucagon.
, Hibernia Foods, Hicks Muse, Hiestand, Hiestand & Suhr, Hilbig, Hill Biscuits, Hitschler, Hollywood, Homestead, Horizon Biscuits, Horn, Horno de San Juan, Hosta hosta

Any of about 40 species of hardy herbaceous perennials, also called plantain lily, of the genus Hosta, in the lily family, native to eastern Asia. They prefer light shade but will grow under a variety of conditions.
, Hotel Chocolat, Howell House, Hueso, Hug, Hugli, Hunziger, Hussel, Hval, IAWS IAWS Information And Web Services , Iberlis Intl, Icam, Ice Fresh Foods, Icefresh, Iglo-Ola, IJspaleis, Illycaffe, Imhoff, Imperial Productos, Industri Kapital, Industrias Rodriguez, Ines Rosales, Insular de Bolachas, Inter Link, Interdul, Intervan Pictolin, Investor/ EQT, Ion, Ipargel, Irish Biscuits, Irish Chocolate, Irwin, Isleport, Italgel, Italo Suisse, ITM ITM

See: In-the-money
, Jacali, Jack Chia, Jacob Fruitfield, Jacques, Jacquot, Jaka, Jake, Jamin, Jansens Cake, Jasmino, JDY, Jeanette, Jeannette, Jeff de Bruges, Jesse Oldfield, Jimenez, Joris, Joyco EspaSa, Joyco Portugal, Juan Lopez, Jus-rol, Just Sweets, Jut. 2141, Kagi, Kaiser, Kambly, Kamps, Kanakis, Kanold, Kanzimat, Karamell-pojkarna, Karin Nyberg, Karl Haag, Karlsruher SuUwaren, Karwendel, Katjes Fassin, Katselis, KC Confectionery, KDR, Kellogg, Kelly, Kelsen, Kelsen Bisca, Kelsen Cuetara, KFD, KFI, KFM, Kims, King Regal, Kinnerton, KKR, Klaus, Klemme, Klene Goedhart, Klover Maelk, Knorr, Knorr Hellas, Kokkos, Koopmans, Krauland, Krombach, Kruger, Kuchen-meister, Kuroczik Alimarca, L&S Deutschl., L&S EspaSa, L&S France, L&S Holland, L&S Portugal, L&S UK, La Bella Easo, La Trini-taine, La Vosgienne, LaSaho, Lacasa, Lackerli, Lacrem, Lactalis, Laderach, Lady Cake, Laflam, Laihian Mallas, Lambertz, Langnese Iglo, Lantmannen Unibake, Lasem, Laurens Patisserie pa·tis·se·rie  
n.
A bakery specializing in French pastry.



[French pâtisserie, from Old French pastiserie, from pasticier, to make pastry, from *pastitz,
, Lavdas, Lazzaroni, Le Glazik, Le Goet de la Vie, Le Ster, Leaf, Leaf Belgium, Leaf Ireland, Leaf UK, Leche Pascual, Leisi, Leonidas, Leopold Janele, Leroux, Les Gavottes, Lesme Callebaut, Liederman, Lilan, Lily OBriens, Lindt & Sprungli, Lingner + Fischer, Lir Chocolate, Loacker, Loc Maria, Lofthouse of Fleet, Loison, Lonka, Lotus Bakeries, LSH, LU, Lu Biscuits, Lucky Dolciaria, Ludwig, Ludwig Mann, Luijckx, Luta Rajic, Lyons Patisserie, Maestrani, Maheso Gedesco, Maini, Maotre Fournil, Maotre Pierre, Major-thatch, Malaco, Manner, Manor Bakeries, Mari Paz, Marie Surgeles, Marquette, Mars, Mars UK, Martinez Ruiz, Mary Ann OBrien, Master Foods, Master-foods, Mata, Maxeres, May Holding, May Werke, MB Funds, McCain, McCain Belgium, McKinneys, McVities Frozen, McVities Group, Mederer, Meivel, Melegatti, Meli, Meltis, Memory Lane, Mere Poulard pou·lard also pou·larde  
n.
A young hen that has been spayed for fattening.



[French poularde, from poule, hen, from Old French, from Latin pulla, feminine of
, Mette Munk, Meylip, MF Alimentaire, MF Ireland, MFA, Michel Kremer, Midor, Migros, Milchhof Eiskrem, Milkfood, Millar McCowan, Minde, Mirabell, Molco, Mondial Mondial can refer to:
  • Mondial (amusement ride manufacturer), a Dutch manufacturer of amusement rides.
  • Mondial (motorcyle manufacturer), an Italian motorcycle manufacturer.
, Morina Baie, Mother Hubbard, Mouzakis Olympic, Movenpick, Mr. Crumb, Mr. Kipling, Muller, Munster, Munz, Mynish, Nabisco, Nappo, Narida, Natra, Needlers, Nestle, Nestle Belgilux, Nestle Danmark, Nestle Deutschland, Nestle EspaSa, Nestle Finland, Nestle Grand Frd, Nestle Ireland, Nestle Norge, Nestle Portugal, Nestle Rowntree, Nestle Schokolad., Neuhaus, Neuhauser, Nidar, Nieder-egger, Nis, Noi Sirius, NOM, Norac, Norsk Iskrem, North-umbrian, Northern Foods, Nougalet, Novetta, NPM Capital, Nudespa, Nueva Rumasa, Nutrexpa, NutriXo, OHaras Bakery, Oakdale Bakeries, Oaktree Capital, OddzOn, OEP, Oetker, Oetker TK-Back., Oettinger, Ogterop, Okin Talde, Olle, OP Chocolate, Orkla, Orkla Brands, Orkla Foods, Ortiz, Ostendorf, Oster. Nestle, Over-specht, OZF Jamin, P&G, Packbond Holdings, Pagens, Painsol, Pally pal·ly  
adj. pal·li·er, pal·li·est Informal
Friendly; chummy.


pally
Adjective

[-lier, -liest] Informal on friendly terms

Adj.
, Palmeira, Paluani, Panafin, Panasa, Panavi, PandaMinde, Panera Kreme, Panier pan·ier  
n.
Variant of pannier.
 Tanguy, Panifici Italiani, Panike, Panisavoie, Pani-Route, Panrico, Papado-poulos, Papayanni, Park Cakes, Parmalat, Parmalat France, Pascompan, Pasolini, Pasquale, Pasquier, Pastisart, Pastor y Canals, Paterson Arran, Pati Prestige, Patisseries Gourmandes, Patisseries Gourmandes, Peijnenburg Koek Fabriek, PepsiCo, Perfetti, Permira, Perni-gotti, Perpinias, Perugina, Pfalzgraf, Pfeifer & Langen, Phydor, Phydor Brossard, Piasten, Pie qui Chante, Pierre Schmidt, Pierrot Lusso, Pillsbury, Pilpa, Pioneering Foods, Pirou Wafer, Polar Brod, Polen, Pollards, Poppies, Portfolio Foods, Poulain, Poult poult

a young turkey.
, Premier Foods, Princiani, Principal Capital, Productos Recondo, Prolainat, Pronatec, Pullman, Q-Bakeries, Quely, Ragolds Racheng., Ravens-bergen, Readi-Bake, Real Good Food, Red Band Venco, Regina, Renshaw, Resch & Frisch, RHM FF, RHM Ireland, Ricola, Ricqles-Zan, Rieber, Riegelein, Ritter, RM NL, Roposte, Roulias, Roullier, Roullier, Roventi, Rowntree, Rowntree MacKint., Roypas, Rudolf Olz, Sagit, Saiwa, Sally Gardens, Samfood Goman, Sammon-tana, Samworth Brothers, San Narciso, Sanchez Cano, Sanchis-M., Sans D., Sapori, Sara Lee, Sara Lee/ DE, Saveurs de France, Savvidis, Schafroth, Schmidt & Sohne, Schnee-koppe, Schulte, Schutte-laar, Schwartau, Schweigl, Scotti, Seerys, Serrano Reyes, Siro, Sirvent Selfa, Skoga-holms, Sligo Foods, SLR (1) (Scalable Linear Recording) A line of magnetic tape drives from Tandberg Data that evolved from the QIC Data Cartridge format. See QIC.

(2) (Single Lens Reflex) A camera that uses the same lens for viewing and shooting.
, Sobrie, Sofrapain, Sopral, Sorini, Speedibake, Sperlari, Spitz spitz

Any of several northern dogs, including the chow chow, Pomeranian, and Samoyed, characterized by a dense, long coat, erect pointed ears, and a tail that curves over the back. In the U.S.
, St Honore, STI STI systolic time intervals.  Iberica, Stimorol, Stixi, Stollwerck, Storck, Storck Austria, Storck Iberica, STPM STPM Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia (Malaysia Higher School Certificate)
STPM Software Test Planning and Management
, Strathman & Meyer, Streglio, Sudzucker, Suzy Intl, SVE SVE

special visceral efferent.
, Svenska Nestle, Sweet Basel, Swissmill, Swizzels Matlow, Symphonie, Tangerine Confectionery, Tante Agathe, Tasangon, Taverners, Tchibo, Tea Time Express, Tecribel Gateaux, Tengelmann, Terrif, The Sugar Company, Thorntons, Tirma, Toms, Tootsie Roll, Torras, Traou Mad, Tre Marie, Trebor Bassett, Trefin, Trof-eklekt, Trolli, Trucongo, Trucongo Portugal, Trumpf, Tryton, Tsoukalas, Turrones Pico, UB Belgium, UB-Deutsch-land, Ulpac, Underberg, Unichips Intl, Unifrost, Unilever, Unipasa, Unipro Bakery, Uniq, V&P Lopez, Vaasan Baking, Valor, Valora, Valrhona, Van Delft, Van der Meulen, Van Diermen, Van Houten, Van Hove, Van Melle, Van Melle Nederland, Vandamme, Vande-moortele, Vanderheul, Vanparys, Venture Foods, Verkade, Verquin, Vicenzi, Victor Schmidt, Vidal, Vieira, Villars, Vincent, Vision Capital, Vivartia, Vivil A. Muller, VK Muhlen, VLG, VPSA VPSA Vice President for Student Affairs
VPSA Vainshtein-Presnyakov-Sobelman Approximation
, Walkers Shortbread, Warburtons, Wardell Roberts, Wasabrod, Wawi, Webes, Weight Watchers, Weinberg Maier, Wernli, Wessanen, Wewalka, Whitworth, Willy Weber, Wilton Candy, Wissoll, Wollbacher, Wrigley, Wunderbar, Xatheri, Yiotis, Zahor, Zaini, Zed Candy, Zed Gum, Zentis, Zeta Espacial, Zetar, Zile Bonbons

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