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What’s Hot in the Chemicals, Materials & Food Industry
Trends, Opportunities, and Challenges Through the Eyes of the Key Participants in the Trends, Opportunities, and Challenges Through the Eyes of the Key Participants in the
Chemicals, Materials & Food IndustryChemicals, Materials & Food Industry
Brian Balmer, Industry PrincipalBrian Balmer, Industry Principal
Chemicals & MaterialsChemicals & Materials
1515thth May, 2014May, 2014
Today's Presenter
Dr. Brian Balmer,
Industry Principal
Frost & Sullivan
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• 14 years' research experience at Frost
& Sullivan
• Company expert on renewable
feedstocks
• Contributor to the company's Mega
Trends vision
Key Perspectives on Growth in the Chemicals, Materials & Food Industry for 2014
2Light-weighting is once again the focus of attention in transportation applications of chemicals & materials
3Construction & utilities applications see the
1All the leading hot topics are linked to personal well-being issues, such as food production, nutrition, health and personal care
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Companies are getting competitive, investing again in innovation that will enable growth within relatively mature markets such as construction chemicals
3Construction & utilities applications see the broadest range of interests
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A key trend in the future will be a continued growth in interest in health & well-being, and especially an increasing concern over how chemical companies can help to feed the world
Source: Frost & Sullivan analysis
MethodologyClients were asked to list their areas of interest across all five program areas in the
Chemicals, Materials & Food sector
The need to enhance functionality & performance
Improvements in health & wellness
Chemicals & Materials inConstruction & Utilities
Chemicals & Materials in Food, Drugs & Cosmetics
Chemicals & Materials in Transportation
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Globalisation of people, products and processes
Development of a low carbon economy
Construction & Utilitiesin Transportation
Food & Beverage Ingredients
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Chemicals, Materials & Food
Chemicals, Materials & Food—What Participants Saw as Hot Topics in 2014
Rank Market Topic% of Respondents
Nominating as Hot Topic
1 Active Ingredients in Personal Care 20.4%
2 Food Processing Sector Growth Opportunities 18.1%
3 Nutricosmetics & Nutraceuticals 17.3%
4 Construction Chemicals 17.0%
5 Mega Trends for Agro Chemicals and FDC 15.5%
6 Materials for Energy-Efficient Buildings 15.0%
Chemicals, Materials & Food: Identification of Hot Topics, Global, 2014
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7 Food and Beverage Processing Equipment 13.7%
8 Biofertilizer and Biopesticides 13.7%
9 Lightweight Materials in Transportation 13.5%
10 Crop Protection Chemicals 13.0%
11 Flexible Packaging 13.0%
12 Shale Gas Chemicals 12.5%
13 Changing Dynamics in Food and Beverage Logistics 12.0%
14 Coatings and Materials for Waste & Potable Water Pipeline Maintenance 11.2%
15 = Adhesives and Sealants in Transportation 9.4%
15 = Battery Materials for Electric Vehicles 9.4%
Note: respondents were invited to select up to three hot topics in each of the program areas which they track.
Most respondents tracked 1 or 2 of the 5 program areas in the CMF group. Source: Frost & Sullivan analysis
Chemicals, Materials & Food—Hot Topics by Program Area
• Active Ingredients in Personal Care received the greatest number of votes as a hot topic across all of CMF.
• If we look instead at the popularity of each topic solely amongst respondents for the relevant program area, then "Lightweight Materials in Transportation" ranks number 1.
Program Area Number 1 Topic% of Respondents
Nominating as Hot Topic
Chemicals, Materials & Food: Hot Topics Within Each Research Program, Global, 2014
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Nominating as Hot Topic
Chemicals in TransportationLightweight Materials in Transportation
51.0%
Chemicals in Construction & Utilities Construction Chemicals 49.6%
Food & Beverage IngredientsFood Processing Sector Growth Opportunities
45.5%
PPE PPE in Chemical Industry 43.1%
Chemicals in Food, Drug & CosmeticMarkets
Active Ingredients in Personal Care 40.8%
Note: Percentages are higher than those on the previous slide, because these represent only respondents who
were specifically interested in the relevant program area Source: Frost & Sullivan analysis
Chemicals, Materials & Food—Convergence with Other Industries
Many clients are interested in a range of industries beyond their own
Key Industries Tracked in Addition to Company’s Core Markets, Global, 2014
Client's Industry Cross-interest 1 Cross-interest 2 Cross-interest 3
A&D IPC 26% M&I 26% A&T 22%
A&T A&D 49% IPC 42% EPS 37%
CMF M&I 38% EBT 37% EPS 29%
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CMF M&I 38% EBT 37% EPS 29%
EPS EBT 60% IPC 54% M&I 27%
EBT EPS 36% M&I 35% CMF 34%
HC CMF 38% ICT 36% M&I 34%
IPC M&I 47% A&D 31% EPS 28%
ICT M&I 50% IPC 48% A&D and HC 47%
M&I IPC 30% EBT and A&D 19% CMF 18%
N=1,937
Q5 Please select all the industries you will be tracking in 2014? Source: Frost & Sullivan analysis
Interest in Mega Trends
70%
80%
90%
Percentage of Clients Expressing an Interest in Mega Trends
CMF
All clients
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50%
60%
2013 2014
Note: Chart represents the percentage of clients who said
they were interested, in response to the question: "What is
your interest in Mega Trends?"
Source: Frost & Sullivan analysis
Ranking of Mega Trends
Chemical companies often prioritise different mega trends from other Frost & Sullivan clients
Overall ranking across all
clients
Ranking for CMF clients
Commentary
New Business Models: Value for Many 2 1 See following slide
Smart is the New Green 2 = See following slide
Health, Wellness, and Well-Being 2 = See following slide
Ranking of Mega Trends, Global, 2014
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Health, Wellness, and Well-Being 2 = See following slide
Beyond BRIC: The Next Game Changers Next in line
Innovating to Zero Next in line
Future of Mobility 1More concerned with enabling technology
e.g. car pooling models than with
materials
Connectivity and Convergence 3 Relatively little impact on material goods
Future Infrastructure Development Next in line
Social Trends Next in line
Note: ranking based on the question: "Below you will see the list of the nine Mega Trends we just introduced.
Please help us prioritizing these Mega Trends by ordering them of importance for you from one to nine."Source: Frost & Sullivan analysis
The Last Word
This is a word cloud generated from all the open text feedback received from the survey respondents. It shows some important areas that were not included in the pre-designed lists of potential hot topics.
Bio-based chemicals
Regional overviewSustainability
Chemical logistics
Nanomaterials Crop protection chemicalsSugar Sustainable energyFood additives
Industry M&A
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Source: Frost & Sullivan analysis
Lubricants
Bio-based chemicals
Semiconductor chemicals
Chemical industry process enhancement
Water treatment chemicals
End-markets
Commodities
Food safety
Healthy foods
Lightweight Composites
Chemical safety & regulations
Coatings
Metals
Pharmaceuticals
Antimicrobial ingredients
Chemical industry management
Fertilizers Mining chemicals
Packaging
PPEPulp and Paper chemicals
Technology trends
Borates
Chemicals trading
Food processing
SummaryMany factors in this survey point to the growing interest in Feeding the World as a Mega
Trend
Functionality and performance
Health and wellness
Food Drugs &
Cosmetics
Chemicals &
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Globalisation Low carbon economy
Construction
& UtilitiesTransportation
Feed the world
Chemicals & Materials
Source: Frost & Sullivan analysis
Feed the WorldImpact of mega trend on the chemical industry
Land
Crop Technology
Chemicals Opportunities Other Impacts
Fertilisers
Seeds
Seed coatings
No-till practices and impact on bio-
based feedstocks
Crop strains can be optimised both
for food productivity, and other
markets e.g. bagasse as a
composite fibre
Feed the World as a Mega Trend: Opportunities for Chemical Companies Along the Value Chain, Global, 2014
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Growing
Distribution
Consumption
Processing
Agrochemicals
Water treatment for irrigation
Packaging
Materials for transportation and
infrastructure
composite fibre
Biofuels and food v fuel
Technology to compost and recycle
food and packaging wasteSource: Frost & Sullivan analysis
Feed the WorldHow technology from every Frost & Sullivan research practice has a role to play in feeding
the world
Frost & Sullivan practice Relevance to Feed the World
Healthcare Using food industry infrastructure to deliver healthcare
ICT Using mobile communication technology to improve productivity
Automotive, Transportation & Logistics Reducing waste due to poor domestic transport infrastructure
Aerospace, Defence & Security Tackling food fraud
Feed the World as a Mega Trend: Relevance Across Multiple Industries, Global, 2014
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Energy & Environment Anaerobic digestion of food waste to generate green energy
Measurement & InstrumentationBetter resourcing for agricultural monitoring activities, to support sustainable agriculture, address food security and cope with climate variability."
Source: Frost & Sullivan analysis
Feed the World Chemical companies using this as a mega trend or driver of strategy
Company Relevance to company strategy
BASF
"Innovations based on chemistry will play a key role in three areas in particular. [One of these is] Food and Nutrition."
Source: BASF Purpose, Principles and Values statement, Dec 2013
BayerIn addition to the business division Bayer CropScience, "Materials from Bayer MaterialScience, namely rigid PU foam insulation, also play an important role in reducing wastage in crop storage and the cool chain"
Feed the World as a Mega Trend: Presence in the Strategy of Leading Chemical Companies, Global, 2014
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in reducing wastage in crop storage and the cool chain"
Dow Megatrend: "Health & Nutrition"
DSM"DSM has been a proud partner of the United Nations World Food Programme, the largest provider of food aid to the world’s hungry, since 2007. In January 2013 this partnership was extended for three years to 2015."
DuPont Megatrend: "Increasing Food Production"
Evonik Megatrend: "Health & Nutrition"
Source: Frost & Sullivan analysis
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