Global Executives Survey: Craft Products -
Consumer Expectations and Organizations Strategic Approach report analyzes key
attributes associated with craft products, opinion about capability of major
brands/ multinational businesses to launch “craft” products. The report also
examines executive opinion about the projected change in number of craft
product launches in the industry over the next three years, and analyzes budget
expectations for craft production over the next twelve months. Furthermore, the
report analyzes the significance of craft production from consumer, industry,
and company points of view.
Key
Findings
- Executives foresee an increase in the number of craft product launches over the next three years
- Individualized packaging is vital for launching craft products
- Consumers will look for craft products at specialist stores, small independent stores, and online channels over the next three years
- High quality and increased customization is influencing customers towards craft products
- Higher cost and limited availability are restricting consumers from purchasing craft products
Synopsis
This report is the result of an extensive
survey drawn from Canadean's exclusive panel of leading global FMCG industry
executives. The report analyzes the importance of craft production from
company, industry, and consumer standpoints and examines organizations
intentions about working with any smaller, local brands over the next three
years to produce/distribute craft products. Furthermore, it provides
information about consumers on the basis of gender, age, and income who are
most likely to use craft products. Moreover, the report examines factors which
are influencing consumers towards craft products and identifies places where
consumers will look for craft products during the next three years.
In
particular, it provides an in-depth analysis of the following:
- Significance of craft production: examines the importance of craft production from company, industry, and consumers' point of view over the next three years
- Projected change in number of craft product launches over the next three years: analyzes expected change in number of craft product launches over the next three years
- Expected budget for craft production: evaluates budgets projected by organizations dedicated for craft production during the next twelve months
- Perception about craft brand: determines whether organizations view craft brands as an opportunity or a threat to their brand over the next three years
- Significance of individualized packaging: analyzes the importance of individualized packaging for organizations when it comes to launching craft products
- Places where consumers will seek out craft products over the next three years: provides information about places where consumers will look for craft products during the next three years
- Factors influencing consumers towards craft products: analyzes reasons which are driving consumers towards craft products
- Challenges towards purchasing of craft products: identifies the biggest inhibitors faced by consumers in purchasing craft products
Reasons
to Buy
- The report highlights executive's opinion about capability of major brands/ multinational businesses to launch “craft” products. The results could allow readers to make effective business decisions
- The report assists readers in making strategic decisions by understanding the significance of craft production from company, industry and consumer point of view over the next three years
- Organizations are provided information about projected budget for craft production over the next twelve months. This helps to restructure expansion plans and organize funds
- The report identifies consumers on the basis of age, gender and income which are most likely to use craft products. This helps organizations to improve marketing campaigns and sales strategy
- The report helps industry executives to improve operations by understanding the challenges faced by consumers in purchasing craft products.
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