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UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS OF AGEING CONSUMERS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE FOOD AND BEVERAGE MARKET VITA FOODS ASIA, SEPTEMBER 2014 MINJI KIM RESEARCH ANALYST

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UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS OF AGEING CONSUMERS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE FOOD AND BEVERAGE MARKET

VITA FOODS ASIA, SEPTEMBER 2014

MINJI KIM RESEARCH ANALYST

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About Euromonitor International

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MARKET OVERVIEW

ACTIVE AGEING

WHERE ARE OPPORTUNITIES

WHO ARE CONSUMERS

JAPAN

OUTLOOK

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600 MILLION PEOPLE AGED OVER 65 IN 2013 GLOBALLY

Japan THE WORLD’S OLDEST COUNTRY WITH MEAN AGE OF 45 IN 2013

56% OF GLOBAL POPULATION AGED OVER 65 IS FROM ASIA PACIFIC IN 2013

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Asia is ageing UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS OF AGEING CONSUMERS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR FOOD AND BEVERAGE MARKET

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Population Aged 0-19

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Older population displays unique characteristics UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS OF AGEING CONSUMERS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR FOOD AND BEVERAGE MARKET

Bargain hunter

Focus on the

necessary

Health is key

Time to spare

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INTRODUCTION

ACTIVE AGEING

WHERE ARE OPPORTUNITIES

WHO ARE CONSUMERS

JAPAN

OUTLOOK

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Life Expectancy and Healthy Life Expectancy: A Seven Year Gap

UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS OF AGEING CONSUMERS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR FOOD AND BEVERAGE MARKET

Life Expectancy vs Healthy Life Expectancy 2013

Active Ageing

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INTRODUCTION

ACTIVE AGEING

WHERE ARE OPPORTUNITIES

WHO ARE CONSUMERS

JAPAN

OUTLOOK

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Enriched nutrition

Extra health benefits

Easy to consume

Dairy products have benefits for ageing population UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS OF AGEING CONSUMERS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR FOOD AND BEVERAGE MARKET

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Milk - Japan Drinking Yoghurt - Philippines Powdered milk - Malaysia

New product developments UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS OF AGEING CONSUMERS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR FOOD AND BEVERAGE MARKET

US$1.2 per 200 ml

Fortified with Vitamin E and Fibre

Cholesterol free

Launched in April 2014

US$4.4 per box of seven sachets US$3.8 per 6 bottles of 100 ml

Launched in October 2013

Fortified with Plant stanol ester (PSE) clinically proven to lower bad cholesterol (LDL) levels

Launched in September 2012

Fortified with Omega

Effective in reducing one’s cholesterol level by 7% in 30 days, by drinking one glass of the product daily

Source: Euromonitor International Source: New Straits Times Malaysia

Source: Euromonitor International

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• More consumers now know of the claimed benefits of antioxidants

Increasing awareness of antioxidants in Asia UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS OF AGEING CONSUMERS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR FOOD AND BEVERAGE MARKET

Anti-aging properties

Prevent or slow the

oxidartive damage

Urinary tract health

May prevent

formation of age spots

Heart health

benefits

Potential anti-cancer

action

Enhanced immune system

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Products with high antioxidants continue to grow UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS OF AGEING CONSUMERS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR FOOD AND BEVERAGE MARKET

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Superfruit Juice Ready-to-drink Green Tea Green Tea (Hot drink) Nuts

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Superfruit Juice - India Ready to Drink Green Tea - Malaysia

Juice Drink- Thailand

New product developments UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS OF AGEING CONSUMERS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR FOOD AND BEVERAGE MARKET

US$1.7 per litre

Strawberry and plum juice to offer nutrient richness and antioxidant qualities

Launched in June 2013

US$ 0.9 per 500ml

Launched in September 2013

It is available in acerola cherry, oranges and black current

Positioning in beauty from within

Launched in June 2013

Positioning in general wellbeing High in antioxidants

Source: http://www.matichon.co.th/news_detail.php?newsid=1379409680&grpid=no&catid=&subcatid= Source: Euromonitor International

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US$0.80 per 330ml

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Collagen is the star ingredient for anti-ageing in Asia Pacific UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS OF AGEING CONSUMERS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR FOOD AND BEVERAGE MARKET

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2008 2013

Beauty From Within – Asia Pacific

Retail Value RSP, US$ million

Source: http://www.meiji.com.sg/subcategory.php?subcat_id=63

Source:: http://news.naver.com/main/read.nhn?mode=LSD&mid=sec&sid1=103&oid=143&aid=0002086635

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Collagen also positioned to help bone and joint health UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS OF AGEING CONSUMERS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR FOOD AND BEVERAGE MARKET

Skin

Joints

Muscles

Body composition

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INTRODUCTION

ACTIVE AGEING

WHERE ARE OPPORTUNITIES

WHO ARE CONSUMERS

JAPAN

OUTLOOK

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Key opportunity markets: The wealthy, healthy and ready to spend

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Indonesia

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INTRODUCTION

ACTIVE AGEING

WHERE ARE OPPORTUNITIES

WHO ARE CONSUMERS

JAPAN

OUTLOOK

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The oldest country in the world with mean age of 45 in 2013

High life expectancy of 82.9 and healthy life expectancy of 76.7

Japan – a case study UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS OF AGEING CONSUMERS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR FOOD AND BEVERAGE MARKET

source: http://www.meiji.co.jp/english/business_guide/

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Metabolic syndrome

Locomotive syndrome

Japan: A new key term is emerging CONSUMER TRENDS IN WEIGHT MANAGEMENT ASIA: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE INDUSTRY

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Japan: FOSHU supports local labelling trends UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS OF AGEING CONSUMERS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR FOOD AND BEVERAGE MARKET

FOSHU: Food for Special Health Uses

Launched by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare in 1991

Individually approved ingredients to carry various health claims

Blood cholesterol level

• Chitosan • Soybean protein • Degraded sodium

alginate

Osteogenesis

• Soybean isoflavone

• Milk basic protein

Blood sugar level

• Indigestible dextrin

• Wheat albumin • Guava tea

polyphenol • L-arabiose

Gastrointestinal conditions

• Oligosaccharides • Lactose • Bifidobacteria • Lactic acid

bacteria • Dietary fiber 8

ingestible dextrin • Polydextrol • Guar gum • Psyllium seed coat

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INTRODUCTION

ACTIVE AGEING

WHERE ARE OPPORTUNITIES

WHO ARE CONSUMERS

JAPAN

OUTLOOK

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Fortified/Functional products have exciting opportunities UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS OF AGEING CONSUMERS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR FOOD AND BEVERAGE MARKET

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Challenges UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS OF AGEING CONSUMERS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR FOOD AND BEVERAGE MARKET

Maintaining high quality

Regulation

Alternative products

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Active ageing

Dairy Products

Antioxidants/ Collagen

Japan

Key takeaways UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS OF AGEING CONSUMERS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR FOOD AND BEVERAGE MARKET

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THANK YOU FOR LISTENING Minji Kim

Research Analyst

[email protected]

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Food Intolerance (FI)

Organic (O)

• O+FF, O+BFY, O+NH

Fortified/Functional (FF)

• FF+BFY, FF+NH

Better For You (BFY)

• BFY+NH • Fat(4) SugarCarbsSalt (1)

Naturally Healthy (NH)

Health and Wellness Taxonomy

Exceptions:

Yoghurt: - FF most important

Spreadable Oils & Fats: - FF most important

Breakfast Cereals: - FF least important

because all cereals are fortified as the industry standard

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Digestive Health

Probiotics

Prebiotics

Fibre

Weight Control

Fibre for

satiety

Fabuless - satiety

CLA

L’Carnitine - fat burning

High protein

Green tea

extract

Konjac mannan

Heart Health

Plant sterols/ stanols

Omega-3 ALA, DHA, EPA

Peptides

Beta glucans

Soluble fibre

Soy proteins

Folate

Vit K

Pectins

Bone and Teeth

Sugar-free gum

Calcium

Fluoride

Vit D

Beauty from

Within

Collagen

CoQ10

Lycopene

Antioxidants

Beta-carotene

Vit C

Selenium

Vit B2, B3, B7

Zinc

Vit A CoQ10

Vit E

APPENDIX

Focus on ingredients and prime positioning

Aloe Vera

Immune Support

Vit C

Anti-oxidants

Probiotics

Vit D

Selenium

Vit B 12

Brain Health

Omega-3 ALA, DHA, EPA

Caffeine

CoQ10

Vit B1, B3, B6, B7, B12

Magnesium

Energy / Sport

Nutrition

Whey protein

Creatine

Magnesium

Electrolites

Proteins

Vit B6

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