Research and Markets: Consumer Middle East and North Africa 2013 - Find out what Arab consumers are buying

DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/t96tgj/consumer_middle) has announced the addition of the "Consumer Middle East and North Africa 2013 - Edition 6" book to their offering.

“Consumer Middle East and North Africa 2013 - Edition 6”

Find out what Arab consumers are buying

Consumer Middle East and North Africa 2013 is a reference book that will help you understand Arab consumer markets. It has market sizes for hundreds of consumer products in 19 Arab nations. The data covers six years (2006-2011) with forecasts to 2016. The research ranges from clothing and footwear to pet food and tobacco. Discover the fastest growing markets, those that are static and those in decline.

Consumer Middle East and North Africa 2013:

- Market size statistics for consumer products in 19 countries

- 6 years of historic data (2006-2011) and forecasts to 2016

- Key socio-economic indicators to help put market trends into context

- Volume and value data, percentage (%) change and per capita figures

Consumer products researched:

- Alcoholic drinks; Beauty & personal care; Consumer appliances; Consumer health; Fresh food; Home care; Hot drinks; Packaged food; Pet care; Retail; Tissue & hygiene; Soft drinks; Tobacco

Socio-economic indicators researched:

- Economic Indicators; Foreign Trade; Population; Health; Household Characteristics; Possession of Household Durables; Labour; Income; Consumer Expenditure; Retailing; Travel and Tourism; IT and Telecommunications

Discover:

- How the market for toothpaste has grown in the last 5 years

- How much the market for frozen ready meals is set to grow in the next 5 years

- Which country spends the most on consumer electronics

- How much ice cream is sold per capita in Bahrain

Key Topics Covered:

1: Introduction

2: Socio-economic Parameters

3: Consumer Markets

4: Market Growth Rankings

5: Country Snapshots

For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/t96tgj/consumer_middle