Central and Eastern Europe Otc Drugs Industry Outlook to 2017 - Expanding Access to Distribution Channels to Lead Sales Growth

Central and Eastern Europe OTC Drugs Industry Outlook to 2017 - Expanding Access to Distribution Channels to Lead Sales Growth

The report titled “Central and Eastern Europe OTC Drugs Industry Outlook to 2017- Expanding Access to Distribution Channels to Lead Sales Growth ” presents a comprehensive analysis of the industry covering aspects including market size by revenue and market segmentation by cold and cough medications, analgesics, digestives, skin treatment products, vitamin and mineral supplements and others and by geography including Russia, Poland, Ukraine, The Czech Republic, Romania, Hungary, Slovakia and Bulgaria. The report also entails a detailed description on the recent trends and developments in the market in the region and competitive scenario of major players in major geographies. With burgeoning wealth and increasing awareness of the advantages of good healthcare and healthier lifestyles, emerging markets across the globe such as that of Central and Eastern Europe, Latin America and Asia-Pacific countries are turning out to be significant markets for pharmaceutical drugs. OTC drugs market in Central and Eastern Europe is one of the most rapidly emerging markets for pharmaceuticals in the world. Surging acceptance of such drugs by the people, increased availability and wide spread usage of non-prescription drugs to treat minor ailments has resulted in rapid growth of the market in the region over the last few years. The market has recorded remarkable growth over the last six years by growing at an average annual rate of 8.1% from 2006-2012. The total market value in the region was recorded to be USD ~ million in 2006 which rose to USD ~ million in 2012. Digestives are considered as one of the prime segments of the industry accounting for a total of ~% share in the market revenue in 2012. The market for OTC digestives in the Central and Eastern European region has grown at a pace of 6.8% over the period 2006-2012. Vitamins and...