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Welcome to the
87th issue of R3PORT,
a weekly update on the most important information of the marketing
industry in China. This week we cover off three areas:
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1. TAIWAN'S 2009 ADVERTISING MARKET DROPS
7%
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The advertising market in
Taiwan recorded a 7% decrease, to reach a new low of NT$39.42 billion
in 2009,according to the latest report from The Nielsen Company,Taiwan.
This was a direct result of the financial crisis, coupled with the
effect from an introduction of the Tobacco Hazards Prevention Act in
2009.
Due to the cut in advertising budget from the Real Estate industry,
Luxury Goods and Tobacco Category, magazines suffered the most, posting
16.4 percent decrease, followed by the 'Out of Home' category, which
saw a decrease of 15.1%, and the newspaper sector also showed a
decrease of 9.7%. In contrast, there was no great variance from both
the Television and Radio sectors.
The Real Estate industry continues to be the number one sector. The
Pharmaceutical and Beauty industry is the 2nd biggest category.
Interestingly enough, half of the top ten growing categories belonged
to the Pharmaceutical/Beauty sector. Far Glory Group remained on top in
2009 and P&G became the 2nd biggest advertiser.
In R3's recent En-spire Wave 3 Study, P&G leverages top stars
across several brands.
Research
by Karen Xu ,R3 Beijing; Know more here
To
learn more about En-Spire , click
here
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2. GSK LAUNCHES LUCOZADE SPORTS
DRINK IN MAINLAND CHINA
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British
pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) announced on Feb 1 the
commencing of the nationwide marketing for its Lucozade sports drink in
mainland China.
According to the announcement, China's second largest drink
manufacturer Uni-President China Holdings Ltd., will distribute
Lucozade to Chinese supermarkets. The two companies concluded the
distribution deal in September last year.
GSK Guangdong Marketing Manager said, "This time we have designated a
company to produce Lucozade in mainland China and we believe
Uni-President's comprehensive sales channels and networks will
effectively market the sports drink."
Research by Vera Xie, R3
Beijing;
Know more here
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3. COFCO ENTERS FUNCTIONAL JUICE
BEVERAGE MARKET
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COFCO recently announced the
launching of a new functional juice beverage named Tunhe. As China's
first functional juice, Tunhe is made of high concentration of tomato
juice and apricot juice.
Different from "Lohas", the other famous COFCO juice beverage, "Tunhe"
series focuses on nutrition and function.
In China functional drink market, 96% are carbonated drinks, while the
share of pure fruit juice functional beverage is close to zero.
Research by Vera Xie,R3
Beijing; Know more here
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R3
is a marketing consultancy based in Beijing and Singapore, helping
marketers improve their efficiency and effectiveness. Clients
include Coca-Cola, Johnson & Johnson, adidas, Yili, VISA and
Singapore Airlines
For more information, go to www.rthree.com.
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