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Trends in Organic Retailing 2008 Trends in Organic Retailing 2008 Toralf Richter Presentation at BioFach Kongress 2009, Nürnberg Messe Convention Centre, Nuremberg, Germany, February 19-22, 2009.

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Trends in Organic Retailing 2008Trends in Organic Retailing 2008Toralf Richter

Presentation at BioFach Kongress 2009, Nürnberg Messe Convention Centre, Nuremberg, Germany, February 19-22, 2009.

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Outline

Retailing organic food Status Quo

Trends, influencing factors

Prospects, ConclusionsStatus Quo influencing factors Conclusions

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Retailing organic food 2008 >> Status quo

Organic national markets in Europe developed in a different way

Growth in organic sales slowed down (but not in all countries)

Consolidation by saturation

Growth mainly by new sales area // competeition between organic players more intensiveintensive

Market development and penetration reached an advanced phase in Western Europe

In Eastern Europe in most countries already phase of emerging markets

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Retailing organic food 2008 >> Trends

LOHAS

Organic 2.0 Communities

Organic sector with

E i i i h

gconventional trends

Economic crisis reach the organic sector

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Development Market Environment LOHAS VIPsMarket Environment

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Organic promotion campaigns focus LOHAS

Subjet for a Swiss organic retailer campaign

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Organic product development does focus LOHAS

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Organic product development does focus LOHAS

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Retailers/producer markets focus LOHAS

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Retailers/producer markets focus LOHAS

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Retailers focus LOHAS

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Organic 2.0 communities influence the buying decision

Internet communities, neutral product test organisations make organic supply and producers transparent globallyp p g y

They are able to influence buying decisions stronger than advertising campaigns

Negative organic cases get identified faster g g g

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Organic 2.0 communities influence the buying decision

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Organic 2.0 communities influence the buying decision

Communities recommend each other which products to buy/blame

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Organic 2.0 communities influence the buying decision

Comm nities recommend each other hich prod cts to b /blameCommunities recommend each other which products to buy/blame

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Organic sector with conventional trends

Convetional retailers gain market shares in the organic market

O i i i d t l t t i ti l tiOrganic processing industry loves to use certain conventional practices

Number of highly processed organic food increases

More energy transport miles and package material for organic food usedMore energy, transport miles and package material for organic food used

Global organic sourcing and selling

Increasing concentration of organic processing wholesaling and retailingIncreasing concentration of organic processing, wholesaling and retailing

Seasonal aspects loose relative importance as organic marketing issue

‚Global Organic‘ get competition by ‚Local Conventional‘‚Global Organic get competition by ‚Local Conventional

Missing partnership between organic farmers and their conv. market partners (conv. supermarkets and discounters)

Consequence: Organic becomes more anonymous and exchangeable

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Prospects: Organic on sale?

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Prospects: Organic Market consolidation

Yes, there is an economic crisis.But, countries, sectors and also consumer groups are affected diff tldifferently. Typical organic heavy buyers (teachers, public servants, students higher income groups)students, higher income groups) are less affected.Growth in organic sales will slow down or consolidate (0-5%down or consolidate (0 5% growth), but not crash.Organic Food decision in many cases is made by attitude, there yare other fields to safe money.

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Conclusions

The share of sold organic food via conventional gchains is permanently growing.Discussion: ‘Is there already a mechanism of conventionalism in the organic market/sector?’Answer: ‘Yes it is. It is a consequence to bring organic out of the niche. But it opens new niches for ethical and quality players.’Th i i i ill l d th d i fThe economic crisis will slow down the dynamic of organic market development.However it is a chance to look for sustainability andHowever it is a chance to look for sustainability and real partnership and within the organic supply chains.It is a chance to promote values rather than toIt is a chance to promote values rather than to discount organic food.