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Published: July 2012
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Description
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Regional Coverage: United States
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DESCRIPTION
This report provides subscribers with a comprehensive, accurate
assessment of opportunities for growth and the relative importance of
alternate retail channels for OTC sales. This report excludes major
drug, food, and mass merchandisers and focus on rapidly growing
alternate channels, such as convenience stores, dollar stores, health
food stores, the Internet, and warehouse clubs. The study provides
an analysis of:
- Recent growth in share of OTC sales through these channels
- Prevalence of Internet sales for OTCs, and how that has changed
recently
- Relative importance of value pricing in these channels
- Private-label presence in these channels
- Relative importance of these channels by various OTC product
classes
- Forecasts and expected future trends for sales of OTCs in
alternate channels
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Contents
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Introduction
Executive Summary
This chapter provides a summary of findings by retail channel
and insights into current trends impacting the OTC market
in alternate channels. Forecasts to 2016 are provided.
Channel Profiles
Provides detailed analyses of six alternate retail channels as
shown in Table 1 below, and how much OTC volume goes
through each type of retailer by OTC product class shown in
Table 2 below. This section provides the following information:
Channel developments
Leading retailers
Role of OTCs in the channel
Manufacturers’ and retail sales of OTCs in the channel in
2006 and 2011
Promotional and advertising activity
Private-label penetration/growth
Outlook to 2016
Retailer Profiles
Profiles of approximately 16 key retailers listed in Table 3 below are provided with specific discussion pertaining to OTC sales with these retailers. Each profile includes the following:
Market overview
Overview
Corporate sales
Recent developments
Number of doors/stores
Competitive focus and strengths
OTC sales in 2010 and 2011
Assortment of OTCs and key brands
Role of private-label products
Marketing activities
Outlook to 2016
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Scope
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OTC Retailing: U.S. Alternate Channel Analyses and Opportunities provides subscribers with insights into
retailing opportunities within alternate channels of distribution.
This report focuses on the U.S. OTC market. The category scope closely mirrors Kline’s Nonprescription Drugs
USA program, encompassing 36 categories across eight product classes:
- Allergy, asthma, and sinus products
- Cough and cold preparations
- Digestive products
- Feminine products
- Internal analgesics
- Nutritional products
- Topical products
- Other products
The program analyzes alternate purchase channels including convenience stores, face-to-face sales, dollar stores,
health food stores, specialty stores, and warehouse clubs, providing detailed examination of the competitive
landscape among these channels.
Profiles are also provided for key retailers, representing a diverse cross section among alternate channel
retailers.
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Key Benefits
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This comprehensive report enables subscribers to exploit business opportunities by illustrating the retailing dynamics in alternate channels in the United States. Specifically, the report provides subscribers with the following key deliverables:
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Up-to-date primary research with alternate channel retailers and other knowledgeable industry participants
- An objective perspective on future trends and relative importance of alternate retail channels for the OTC
industry
- An understanding of the implications of alternate channels by OTC product class
- Identification of growth trends and successful strategies used by OTC players across these channels
- An understanding of why some channels are growing at faster rates than others in terms of OTC sales
- An unbiased appraisal of retail trends based on extensive primary research with retailers, buyers, and marketers
- Forecasts and summary of expected future trends in alternate retail channels
Forecasts in the report will be generated with Kline's FutureView Scenario Forecasting Model. With the enhanced forecasts, subscribers can see how adjustments in the assumptions behind the forecasts can bring about different
outcomes.
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Methodology
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Kline is unmatched in our ability to gather hard-to-get market and competitive intelligence with a high degree of
confidence. Kline’s market analysis approach places the principal emphasis on primary research techniques to
ensure that the foundation of business intelligence and insight is accurate, current, and reliable.
During the course of field research, Kline’s professional staff of industry experts conducts in-depth interviews
with a wide range of knowledgeable industry participants and stakeholders including retail executives such as
category managers/buyers, store managers, corporate executives, and OTC executives such as category managers,
brand managers, marketing, market research, business development, trade relations, and shopper insights.
In addition to primary research, the study draws upon relevant secondary data, including company filings, trade
journals, Internet searches, product literature, price lists, store checks, and other sources. Historical information
will be taken from Kline’s Nonprescription Drugs USA annual market analysis.
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