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  • 2012 Top 100: Tobacco

    Some things are simply out of our control. Find out how the earthquake that hit Japan literally shook the Tobacco market in 2011.

  • Growth in Uncertain Times

    Mark Osborn of SAP details innovative ways in which consumer goods companies can capitalize on new market opportunities.

  • 2012 Top 100: Packaged Goods

    No. 1 player P&G made progress toward its purpose-inspired growth strategy, while Unilever reported gains in its transformation to a sustainable growth company. Most of the companies on this list followed their lead with modest sales gains in 2011.

  • 2012 Top 100: Pharmaceuticals

    Pfizer Inc. knocked out some competition in the OTC pharmaceutical market when it acquired Wyeth's consumer healthcare brands in 2009. How has the Centrum-brand owner performed compared to the competition since?

  • 2012 Top 100: Retail

    Economic conditions and emerging technologies are forcing retailers to identify new ways to set themselves apart from the competition. Walmart, for example, stepped up supplier collaboration in more ways than one.

  • Supply Chain Outlook

    Gartner is witness to many on-going supply chain transformations within the consumer products industry. Here are some common characteristics of supply chain leaders. Plus, Steutermann reveals four important thoughts for the coming year.

  • 2012 Top 100: Health & Beauty Aids

    Apparently, beauty is everything; at least to these companies and their loyal consumers. This market posted growth across the board with innovative health and beauty products and business strategies.

  • 2012 Top 100: Toys/Games

    Children are perhaps the most fickle of all consumers. Find out which toy companies stayed on the "hot" list in 2011 and which ones are losing the popularity contest.
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