Global Baby Care Products Market Will Reach USD 66.8 Billion Globally in 2017

(PRWEB) June 15, 2013

According to Transparency Market Research Baby Care Products Market Global Industry Analysis, Market Size, Share, Growth and Forecast 2007 2017, Global baby care product market was worth USD 44.7 billion in 2011 and will reach USD 47.7 billion in 2012 and is further expected to reach USD 66.8 billion in 2017, growing at a CAGR of 7.0% from 2012 to 2017. In the overall global market, EMEA region is expected to maintain its lead position in terms of revenue till 2017. EMEA is expected to enjoy 34.7% of global baby care market revenue share in 2017 followed by Asia-Pacific.

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The baby care product market growth is largely fueled by the growing baby population in developing nations, where the disposable income of parents have also increased considerably at the same time. Moreover, the average age of parents across the globe has also increased in past few years. Higher aged parents are considered to be financially more stable and hence have more money to spend on their babys care and convenience. In addition, growing number of women entering into mainstream workforce has helped the baby care market to grow, as the average disposable income of the family has grown. Baby care market has also witnessed a growing trend in baby specific products, especially baby cosmetics, which are organic in terms of ingredients used and poses no threat to babys health.

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Baby skin care and toiletries are major segments of baby care market with high market share and positive future outlook. Currently, baby hair care segment has small market penetration, however is expected to grow healthy in near future. Baby sun care segment is relatively small market, as parents refrain from taking their baby into direct sunlight often. Increasing trend of using shower gel as preferred bath product for babies is creating positive future outlook for this segment.

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EMEA was the largest regional market with 2011 revenue share of 34.5% followed by Asia-Pacific with further 28.7% revenue share in the same year. EMEA is expected to reach USD 23.5 billion in 2017 in with a CAGR of 7.3% during the forecasted period (from 2012 to 2017). Latin America is expected to have fastest growth rate of 8.9% during the forecasted period.

With large number product categories, the baby care product market is largely fragmented and mostly dominated by toiletries manufacturers such Procter & Gamble (P&G) and Kimberly-Clark. P&G led the overall baby care product market with its premier diaper brand Pampers. Kimberly-Clark is the second largest baby care product manufacturer with baby toiletries brands such as Huggies, Pull-Ups, GoodNites and DryNites. Johnson & Johnson (J&J) with its large range of baby skin & sun care, hair care and bath products is the third largest baby care player.

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This report is an effort to identify factors, which will be the driving force behind the baby care market and sub-markets in the next few years. The report provides extensive analysis of the baby care industry, current market trends, industry drivers and challenges for better understanding of the baby care market structure. The report has segregated the baby care industry in terms of product, and geography.

In addition the report provides a cross-sectional analysis of all the above segments with respect to following geographical markets:

North America

EMEA (Europe Middle East & Africa)

Asia-Pacific

Latin America

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Belcorp is Recognized as Top 10 in Direct Selling Globally and Among Top Companies in California in Diversity

San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) May 17, 2013

Belcorp is honored to announce its recent recognition in distinguished international and local arenas for its extraordinary accomplishments in growth and in promoting diversity.

Most recently, Peruvian-based, international beauty company Belcorp has been recognized as the 10th Largest Direct Selling Company in the world. Direct Selling News (DSN), the leading trade publication for the direct selling industry, ranked Belcorp #10 on its annual DSN Global 100 list for 2012. The list is a comprehensive ranking system created to recognize the sales achievements of the largest direct selling companies around the world. Belcorp founder and CEO, Eduardo Belmont said, We are thrilled and honored to be a Latin American company ranked for the second year in a row as part of the top 10 largest direct selling companies in the world. This recognition reinforces and validates Belcorps mission of empowering women and transforming lives every day through the amazing work, passion and commitment of our Beauty Advisors to whom we dedicate this distinction.

In addition to its global leadership role, Belcorp is also making news at the local level in the US. The National Diversity Council recognized Belcorp USA General Manager, Mona Ameli, among the 2013 Most Powerful and Influential Women in the state of California in April. This honor came shortly after the DSN ranked Ameli among the Top 20 Most Influential Women in the Direct Selling Industry. While the DSN selection process was based on leadership and vision of companies that achieved the DSN Global 100, the National Diversity Council recognized achievement based on the professional success and empowerment of multicultural minorities in the US and their abilities to rise above numerous challenges and barriers. Ameli, who was born in Iran, raised and educated in France, and has now resided in the US for 17 years where she is leading the US subsidiary of a large Latin American company represents the epitome of diversity.

Belcorp believes diversity is imperative to the growth of the company and to the industry as a whole, observes Ameli. There is no room for cultural or gender gaps at Belcorp USA where some 75% of managerial positions are filled by women. Additionally, management and staff represent over 12 different cultural ethnicities. However, Belcorp believes that diversity is not defined by just race and gender it comprises age, personality, education, interests, experiences and skills. When all of these elements become intertwined, creativity and flexibility are given the fuel that is needed to grow in the ever-changing direct selling landscape. Limiting diversity puts companies at an increased risk of losing a competitive edge in this hyper-connected global economy. We are proud of our strength in this area as it makes us different, Ameli says.

Belcorp understands that diversity is more than a corporate buzzword, it is a powerful element that should be leveraged by every company in every industry that wants to realize further growth or success. Ameli encourages leaders to diversify, to go beyond just talking about cultural intelligence to actually being the generator of diversity and creating a truly diverse organization.

In addition to its long term focus on diversity, Belcorps continued growth can also be attributed to its unwavering commitment to development and excellence. With over 45 years in the direct selling industry, the company has a prominent presence in 16 countries, has more than 9,000 employees and over 1 million active independent distributors.

About Belcorp USA

Belcorp International, Ltd. is a private, multi-brand, international corporation with over 45 years of experience in developing and selling products in skin care, fragrance, makeup, body care and hair care through a network of over 1 million Independent Distributors across the Americas. It is the 10th largest direct selling company in the world conducting business in 16 countries. Established in 2005, Belcorp USA is a wholly-owned subsidiary that sells beauty products in the United States under the French-formulated L'Bel brand, which are available both online and through a large network of Independent Beauty Advisors nationwide. Products can be purchased online at http://www.belcorpusa.com or by calling 800-992-5235.

Globally more people die from being overweight and obese than from being underweight warns The Surrey Institute of Clinical Hypnotherapy

Wallington, Surrey (PRWEB UK) 12 May 2013

According to a report published by The European Association for the Study of Obesity in April, approximately 65% of the worlds population inhabit countries where being overweight and obese kills more people than being underweight.

According to the World Health Organisation the prevalence of obesity has tripled since the 1980s. In many European countries 50% of the population are overweight or obese. In the UK the latest figures from The Academy of Medical Royal Colleges show that two thirds of adults are obese or overweight (BMI over 25).

In 2008, globally 1.5 billion adults aged 20 and over, were overweight with an estimated 500 million adults worldwide being obese (over 200 million men and nearly 300 million women).

The World Health Organisation has confirmed obesity as the largest health problem globally in adults, which is becoming a more serious problem than malnutrition across the globe.

In the majority of European countries, being overweight and obese are thought to be responsible for about 80% of cases of type 2 diabetes, 35% of heart disease and 55% of high blood pressure among adults.

Although this problem seems to be growing rapidly there is a simple solution. For the majority of people losing weight is about behavioural change and the reason most people seem unable to achieve this is that they cannot maintain the behavioural change long term.

Hypnotherapy for weight loss not only helps people make the initial behavioural change but, as a rule, the changes that are made tend to be long lasting. This allows weight loss clients to get used to the new behaviours and after a while they become normal behaviours.

Weight loss hypnotherapy is about creating new behaviours that fit in with the lifestyle of the client. Exercising and salads dont suit everyone and the hypnotherapy weight loss programme will adapt, depending on the needs of the client.

Paul White, the behavioural change specialist at the Surrey Institute of Clinical Hypnotherapy and Chairman of the National Council for Hypnotherapy, said Many people we see want to lose weight without committing large chunks of their time to exercising. Its important to understand that exercise is important for health. However, it is not required to lose weight. We would always encourage our clients to exercise but for the vast majority of our clients, they either dont have the time or they are too heavy to exercise easily.

At the Surrey Institute of Clinical Hypnotherapy in Surrey they seek to change their clients relationship with food. The hypnotherapist will work with the client to change the way they view food, even the way they think about food, so the client eats to live, rather than lives to eat. By doing so they remove the guilt, reduce consumption and feel happier around food.

Whilst running their weight loss programme at the Institute, they have come across virtually every type of inappropriate behaviour around food and have strategies to deal with all of them. The great thing about using something like hypnotherapy is that it does not matter if the client is dieting or not, as it works on the behaviours and when they change, the food consumption changes naturally.

By seeking to replace any negative thoughts or behaviours with positive ones, clients begin to see changes with eating habits and improvements in feelings of well being. They will then not only feel better about the food they consume, but also begin to feel happier.

Paul White has been Chairman of the National Council for Hypnotherapy for five years. He has been a Director of The Surrey Institute of Clinical Hypnotherapy for 11 years. He has a special interest in weight control and problem behaviours (addictions).