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Jul 8, 2010

Ireland (country telecoms regulation overview) now available at ReportsandReports

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Compared with most European member states, mobile broadband In Ireland has experienced strong growth over the past two years. However, Ireland still ranks below the EU27 average fixed broadband penetration, with 20.2% and 22.9% respectively. Infrastructure competition in the broadband market is one way to increase the penetration rate of fixed broadband, and as such the Irish regulator ComReg, imposed a substantial price cut on monthly rental charges for shared access to LLU in 2009. The 91% reduction of wholesale tariffs will promote competition in the Irish fixed broadband market, and should ultimately lead to faster broadband speeds and lower prices for end users.

Decisions on spectrum refarming and the digital dividend are still pending, despite ComReg having conducted a lengthy and thorough consultation process. The future use of the digital dividend and liberalization of the 900MHz and 1,800MHz bands in Ireland are the current major regulatory issues at stake. ComReg is expected to make a decision on these issues as soon as possible.

In the retail market analysis of 2005, ComReg separated the retail fixed call market from the retail fixed access market, and in October 2007 it removed all remedies in the former given the level of competition. For the retail fixed access market, ComReg imposed a retail price cap remedy on Eircom. It will review this market again in the second half of 2010 to decide whether deregulation is appropriate.

Table Of Contents:

Overview
Ovum view

Fixed market overview
Mobile market overview
Broadband market overview
National regulatory authority
Key legislation and regulation
National broadband plan
Mobile licensing
3G licenses
Retail regulation
Retail regulation obligations
Deregulation of retail fixed calls market
Retail fixed access market
VoIP regulation

Wholesale fixed regulation
Services subject to regulation
Narrowband voice interconnection
Fixed wholesale call origination
Fixed wholesale call termination
Basis for setting charges
Procedure for setting and reviewing charges
Format of charges
Fixed number portability
Wholesale access
Wholesale line rental (WLR)
Bundling regulation
Local loop unbundling
Wholesale broadband services
Wholesale mobile regulation
Mobile operators’ obligations
Mobile termination charges
3 Ireland
Mobile origination access and MVNOs
Mobile number portability
Services subject to regulation
Spectrum policy
Liberalization of GSM900 and GSM1,800 bands
Spectrum release for wireless broadband
Roadmap for upcoming spectrum release
Competition cases
Cases pending
Universal service
Universal service obligations
Universal service fund

Appendix
The EC’s market definitions

List of Tables
Table 1: Broadband subscribers by technology in Ireland
Table 2: 3 Ireland broadband speeds in NBS area
Table 3: Required rollout schedule
Table 4: 3G licenses issued in Ireland
Table 5: Mobile operators in Ireland (4Q09)
Table 6: Summary of deregulation in the retail fixed calls market
Table 7: Fixed-line sector: services subject to regulation
Table 8: Glidepath for Vodafone, Meteor, and O2: target blended maximum MTRs (€)
Table 9: Target blended maximum MTRs for 3 Ireland (€ cents)
Table 10: Mobile sector: services subject to regulation

Table 11: Indicative dates for upcoming spectrum awards in Ireland
Table 12: The EC’s definition of relevant markets and SMP designation

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Jul 2, 2010

China Food and Beverage Industry Report, 2009-2010 now available at ReportsandReports

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The food and beverage industry consists of three sub-industries: food processing, food manufacturing and beverage manufacturing. The whole food and beverage industry developed slowly in H1 2009, but all the sub-industries had achieved considerable growth after November: the food processing industry experienced the fastest growth, the beverage manufacturing industry resisted decline and grew steadily, and the food manufacturing industry experienced relatively slower growth in operating income at a rate below the industry average.

In 2010, the food and beverage industry still maintains growth momentum. In Q1 2010, the operating income grew by 25.4% year on year, which is much higher than that in Q1 2009, and the net profit soared from RMB5.599 billion in Q1 2009 to RMB6.988 billion, up 24.8% year on year.

1. Beverage Manufacturing Industry

The industry is in growth phase, with huge development potentials. Promoted by medium and high-end wines, China’s wine output reached 960,000 tons in 2009, up 27.6% year on year; soft drink and liquor grew at 24.3% and 23.8% respectively; rice wine and beer grew relatively slower, at 12.1% and 7.1% respectively.

In the wine sector, Changyu, Dynasty and COFCO Great Wall ranked top three. In 2009, the sales income of Changyu reached RMB4.2 billion, RMB3.39 billion of which came from wine, and accounted for 87.1% of the total operating income.

In the liquor sector, Kweichow Moutai and Wuliangye held 70% market shares. Comparatively, Kweichow Moutai had a better performance in 2009, since it: (1) had advantages in production capacity expansion under support of local policies; (2) explored the market for newly-added production capacity by increasing the number of franchised stores; (3) had larger room for price increase due to a wide gap between ex-factory prices and retail prices.

In the soft drink sector, the competition in concentration has emerged. In recent years, low-concentration fruit juice has maintained a market coverage of 80% , but as people pay more attention to healthy diet and young people change their dietary habits, nutrient-rich high-concentration fruit juice will become increasingly popular, and its market share will rise rapidly.

2. Food Processing Industry

The report analyzes the meat processing sector of the food processing industry. In 2009, the meat processing sector maintained fast and stable growth, and chilled meat, in particular, was produced and consumed on an increasingly large scale and was gradually replacing fresh meat. From the perspective of enterprise development, Shuanghui, with the industry’s most comprehensive product line and remarkable economies of scale, is the absolute leader in the high-temperature meat market, while Yurun dominates the low-temperature meat market with 60% market share.

3. Food Manufacturing Industry

The report analyzes the frozen food, dairy products and instant noodle sectors in the food manufacturing industry. In recent years, China frozen food industry has formed a market led by Sanquan, Synear, Longfong and Wanchai Ferry with different business strategies. Sanquan and Synear set up outlets all over China, while Wanchai Ferry and Longfong focus on first-tier cities. In 2009, Synear cooperated with fast food chains such as KFC and ZKungfu to further expand it marketing channels and enhance its brand competitiveness.

Since H2 2009, the output of dairy products has been growing rapidly because of the fact that the industrial base data were low due to the “melamine incident” in 2008, and the market rebounded and demand increased. Mengniu and Yili, two leading dairy enterprises of China, exhibited great disparity in their 2009 performance: Yili increased its milk powder market share from less than 10% to 13%, while Mengniu saw a decrease in market share, though still maintained the first position.

As the economy recovers and consumer confidence rebounds, the food and beverage industry will develop at an accelerating rate. Finally, the report analyzes and forecasts the development prospect of sub-sectors of the food and beverage industry in 2010.

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