Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/10a38f/china_sourcing_rep)
has announced the addition of the "China Sourcing Report: Beauty &
Cosmetics" report to their offering.
China's beauty and cosmetics industry is continuing to cultivate
alternative markets and embarking on capability upgrades to sustain
growth, even as export projections for the year ahead are optimistic.
The global economic slowdown has not affected suppliers as heavily as it
has other export manufacturing sectors in the country. This has not
resulted in complacency among businesses, however, but actually drove
many to intensify strategies to boost their competitive advantages.
At the fore is an increased emphasis on emerging economies. Suppliers
believe there is greater room for expansion in such markets,
particularly for OBM lines.
This report focuses on the main beauty and cosmetic products exported
from China - makeup for the eyes, face and lips, accessories such as
cosmetic bags and brushes, and nail and skin care.
What you'll get
In-depth profiles of 36 major suppliers with a comprehensive look at
their manufacturing and export capability, verified contact details,
and more - this information is not available anywhere else
140 full-color images that depict popular beauty and cosmetic export
models, complete with product descriptions, prices, minimum order
requirements and delivery times
Verified supplier contact details of an additional 8 exporters,
including names, e-mails, telephone numbers and websites
Supplier information in tabular format to help you compare companies
at a glance
Results of the custom-designed supplier survey, which forecasts
industry trends for the next 12 months
An extensive overview of the industry discussing the main challenges
facing suppliers
An in-depth examination of the supplier base highlighting key
characteristics of different types of companies
Details of the primary production centers
An update of the latest trends in design, R&D, materials and components
A review of the key factors that influence the price and quality of
low-end, midrange and high-end products
Comprehensive pricing tables featuring export price ranges
Who should read this report
CEOs, Directors, Presidents, Business Owners
Export/ Import Managers, Sourcing Representatives, Sourcing Engineers,
Supply Chain Directors, Procurement Managers, Agents
Sales Executives & Managers, Marketing Executives & Managers,
International Buyers
Business Consultants, Investment Managers
Anyone who needs to understand the China supply market
In this Report:
36 in-depth company profiles
8 additional suppliers
140 top-selling export products
Supplier demographics
Supplier survey
Industry statistics & charts
The following are some of the key developments we see in China's beauty
and cosmetics industry:
Companies are sharpening their focus on developing cosmetics that can
match the skin tone and the base color of consumers in new markets
such as South America and Asia. This is especially true for
manufacturers that want to launch branded collections there.
To strengthen their presence in emerging economies, several makers are
establishing sales and R&D offices in target destinations. Doing so
has enabled them to release products that meet the needs of consumers
there.
Despite the heightened focus on new markets, businesses will continue
targeting traditional destinations. Among the respondents in Global
Sources' survey, 85 percent indicated that the EU and North America
will remain their primary export markets.
Many operations are investing in advanced equipment to improve daily
productivity by as much as 20 times. Computerized machinery is also
expected to minimize wastage and enhance precision in manufacturing
processes.
R&D capability is being upgraded as well. Several companies are now
able to launch skin care and makeup containing mineral, organic or
natural ingredients. Multifunction releases, including anti-aging and
UV-protective cosmetics, are also becoming the mainstream.
China suppliers produce makeup for the eyes, face and lips, accessories
such as bags and brushes, and nail and skin care. These are also the
scope of this report. Each product category has its own section with
details on the features and prices of low-end, mid-range and high-end
models. The manufacturing and QC processes are discussed as well.
Further, the section elaborates on the industry composition,
highlighting key characteristics of the different types of companies.
The Industry Overview illustrates how suppliers are responding to the
combined challenges of REACH compliance and higher costs. Moreover, it
explains how such measures have enabled businesses to boost efficiency
and release targeted collections. Roughly 90 percent of the beauty and
cosmetics export manufacturing industry in China is comprised of small
and midsize companies.
Approximately 70 percent of all suppliers are private locally owned
companies, and the rest have foreign participation or are state-owned.
OEM orders constitute more than 70 percent of overseas sales. The
provinces of Guangdong, Fujian and Zhejiang are the main production
centers.
Reflecting this structure, 83 percent of suppliers profiled in this
report are private local businesses. Eleven percent has participation
from Hong Kong and Taiwan companies and the rest is foreign-invested.
Nearly 40 percent of featured companies come from Fujian, 28 percent
from Guangdong and 19 percent are from Zhejiang.
Key Topics Covered:
INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
SUPPLIER PROFILES
PRODUCT GALLERY
ADDITIONAL SUPPLIERS
Methodology:
To produce this report, the author surveyed a wide range of suppliers.
Rather than focus simply on high-profile makers, we compiled a
representative sample of large, midsize and emerging manufacturers. All
profiled companies are export-oriented professional suppliers that may
or may not be clients of the author's.
The selection of suppliers is designed to reflect the composition of the
industry in China in terms of geographic spread, business type and
company ownership.
For in-depth company profiles, our research teams interviewed senior
executives and export managers who discussed their recent performance
and provided price, R&D, production and export forecasts for the next 12
months. The interviews were done in person, by phone or e-mail.
In each case, companies were required to answer specific questions
designed to verify their manufacturing and export credentials, including
their production and export statistics, and a breakdown of exports by
product type and market. Our production checklist details the
product-specific manufacturing capability of each supplier.
All profiled suppliers participated in a survey designed to provide
insight into product and price trends, and challenges facing the
industry. All survey questions are single choice. Results were
calculated based on the actual number of valid responses to each
question.
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/10a38f/china_sourcing_rep
Source: Global Sources
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