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Slovenia is a mature food and drink market, with a well-developed mass grocery retail (MGR) infrastructure. As such, the longer-term returns on investment will remain subdued in potential, while the immediate operating environment will continue to suffer the fall-out of the economic crisis, both in terms of volumes and values

The report presents actual information about the market of rum and its state in February 2010.

The report presents actual information about the market of fish and fish products and its state in February 2010

The aim of the research is to describe the situation on the Russian market of fresh vegetables, to present actual information about volumes of production, exports, imports, consumption, state of the market, and also previous changes in 2009.

In BMI’s Business Environment Ratings (BERs) table for Q410, Slovenia is ranked ninth of the 20 markets assessed in CEE, up by one place in relation to the previous quarter. Overall, Slovenia’s attractiveness suffers from a small market size and low forecast growth, although the high per-capita GDP and widespread health awareness play in favour of pharmaceutical companies.

The aim of the research is to describe the situation on the Russian market of wine and wine products, to present actual information about volume of production, export, import, consumption, and state of the market, and also about previous changes in 2009.

In BMI's Q410 Pharmaceuticals & Healthcare Business Environment Ratings (BERs), the Western Europe region scored a total of 64.5 out of 100. The attractiveness of the region to pharmaceutical firms stems from the fact that its countries are key revenue sources for 'big pharma', particularly for companies selling high-end products, as per-capita spending is substantially above that of emerging markets.

The marketing research contains actual information about the market of road-building machinery as of April 2010

The global minimally invasive surgery market is witnessing steady growth due to rapid technological advancements changing demographics and rising awareness amongst the patient population for less invasive procedures or single incision procedures.

There are numerous examples throughout modern history of disruptive technologies appearing, apparently from nowhere, to displace existing technologies and the industries and vendors that grew up around them. In the consumer technology space, the phenomenal adoption of mobile phones springs quickly to mind, but equally innovations such as the desktop computer, video recorders, the iPod and iTunes, flat-panel TVs, digital/personal video recorders (DVRs/PVRs) and Internet TV have caused – and continue to cause – disruption in markets and shifted the balance of power in entire industries. A number of rapidly evolving trends, technological advances and consumer behaviors are changing the shape of consumer technology markets, and in turn combining to create new consumer technology product classes and markets. As a result, a number of traditional business models are under threat.