Report Description:
This new report on the Swiss Market for Natural & Organic Cosmetics provides detailed analysis on the leading product categories, including skin care, hair care, oral care, etc. Market analysis and forecasts are provided to existing producers, new entrants and investors.
Key Questions Answered:
Our expert analysis provides answers to the following questions…
What is the size of the Swiss organic and natural cosmetics market?
What distribution channels comprise most product sales?
What product categories comprise most revenues?
What companies are the leading producers & importers?
Who are the leading brands? What are their market shares?
What is the growth potential? What growth is projected in the coming years?
What retailers comprise most natural & organic cosmetic sales?
Product Categories:
Skin Care Products - facial care, body care, sun care products
Hair Care Products - shampoos, conditioners, hair colours, etc.
Oral Care Products - toothpaste, mouthwash, etc.
Colour Cosmetics - mascara, lipstick, foundations, etc.
Others - feminine hygiene products, deodorants, etc.
Research Highlights:
The Swiss market for natural & organic cosmetics is growing at a healthy rate. High growth is occurring as consumers demand cosmetics & toiletries free from synthetic chemicals. Natural & organic products are becoming popular as Swiss consumers become aware of the possible dangers of parabens, phthalates and other synthetic ingredients.
High growth rates are leading many Swiss companies to invest in natural & organic cosmetics. Some are developing products using indigenous ingredients such as edelweiss. Certification is becoming important, with a growing number of companies adopting natural & organic standards.
Research Methodology
This report on The Swiss Market for Natural & Organic Cosmetics has been predominantly produced by primary research. Interviews were conducted with leading suppliers, traders, distributors and retailers in each country. Information was also gathered from trade & industry associations, industry observers and retailer in-store visits. Secondary research was used to corroborate and verify primary data. Secondary data sources include our proprietary in-house databases, magazines & trade press, company literature and independent databases.