The Global Market for Refrigerated Display Cases is Forecast to Reach US$11.4 Billion by 2020
Rising Focus
On Visual Merchandising Drives the Refrigerated Display Cases Market, According
to a New Report by Global Industry
Analysts, Inc.
GIA announces the release of a comprehensive global report on Refrigerated
Display Cases. The
global market for Refrigerated Display Cases is forecast to reach US$11.4
billion by 2020, spurred by the rising importance of visual merchandising as
a cost effective way to boost retail sales.
The global refrigerated
display cases market is witnessing growth supported by improving economic
climate, rising employment rates, strengthening consumer confidence, recovery
in consumer discretionary spending, and gradual revival in retail investments. The
market is also benefiting from the growing awareness over the importance of visual
merchandising and its role in encouraging impulse buying among customers. Faced by intense competition and strict food safety laws, food retailers are keen on improving the visibility of products in
order to boost sales, and optimize consumer convenience. The key demographic factors favoring
growth in the market include seismic changes in lifestyle
and food habits, rise in the number of dual income households, expanding base
of women in the workforce and the resulting rise in preference for easy to
prepare packaged frozen and chilled food. Global sales of Refrigerated Display Cases (RDCs) are also
driven by the growth in the commercial food service sector, against a backdrop
of growing consumer demand for convenience, quality and variety in food options.
In addition to
the food industry, RDCs are finding increased use in biomedical and
pharmaceutical sectors for storing medical samples and drugs at low temperature.
The use of refrigerated medicine cabinets for storing medicines and cosmetics
is growing in pharmacies and drug stores. The growing government level focus on
energy and environment conservation is spurring demand for advanced, eco-friendly and energy efficient refrigeration equipment. Conformance
to stringent regulations is driving the need to upgrade to technologically-advanced
models of RDCs which offer benefits such as reduced energy costs, lower
Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) emissions and enhanced product
visibility.
Demand is forecast to grow strongly for advanced eco-friendly refrigeration
equipment which use environmentally friendly alternatives to
synthetic
refrigerants and ozone depleting substances, such as chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)
and Hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs). Natural refrigerants, such as,
hydrocarbons, ammonia, and CO2, which are relatively energy-efficient and less
harmful are therefore growing in popularity. Digital illumination systems, LED lighting, close-the-case mechanisms,
anti-fogging display case doors, and solar PV power supply systems are some of
the notable features being incorporated into the new range of Green RDCs.
As stated by the new market research report on Refrigerated Display
Cases, Europe represents the largest market worldwide. Asia-Pacific ranks as
the fastest growing market with a CAGR of 9.6% over the analysis period, buoyed
by the rapidly growing urban population, rising disposable income, increase in
the size of the female labor force, greater time constraints on home meal
preparation and other lifestyles changes fuelling demand for chilled and
convenience food products.
Major players
covered in the report include AFINOX Srl, Ahmet Yar Sogutma Sanayi Ve Ticaret
AS, AHT Cooling Systems GmbH, AJ Baker & Sons Pty Ltd., ARNEG SpA,
Beverage-Air Corporation , Blue Star Limited, ColdKit, Epta SpA, Hill PHOENIX Inc.,
Hoshizaki America, Hussmann Corporation, Ian Boer Refrigeration Pty Ltd, IARP,
ISA Italy S.r.l., Koxka Technologies SL, Lennox International Inc., Metalfrio
Solutions A/S, Nakano Refrigerators Co., Ltd, Porkka UK Ltd., Sanden Corp.,
Shanghai Highly Nakano Refrigerators Co. Ltd., United Technologies Corp. ,
Carrier Kältetechnik Deutschland GmbH, Verco UK, Vestfrost A/S, Williams
Refrigeration, and Zero Zone Inc., among others.
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