Category: Beverages
Beverages market research reports by Euromonitor International
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Soft Drinks in Tunisia
Soft Drinks in Tunisia Soft drinks in Tunisia has experienced stagnation in 2024, with a noticeable volume decline across several subcategories. This downturn can be attributed to a combination of rising product prices, diminishing purchasing power among Tunisian consumers, and the broader economic ... Read More
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Carbonates in Dominican Republic
Carbonates in Dominican Republic Carbonates registered moderate volume growth in Dominican Republic in 2024. A stable economic picture, as well as an increasing numbers of tourists, contributed to the volume growth. The rising tourist numbers in particular benefitted the on-trade channel. Also, as d ... Read More
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Juice in Kenya
Juice in Kenya Overall, juice in Kenya registered muted volume growth in 2024. Though inflation eased, consumers continued to be price sensitive after several years of price hikes. This saw consumers opt for smaller pack sizes, in order to reduce the financial outlay. Many brands had to raise prices ... Read More
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Bottled Water in Kenya
Bottled Water in Kenya Bottled water registered healthy volume growth in Kenya in 2024. Bottled water is seen as a necessity, as there is limited access to safe drinking water in many parts of the country, and this continued to support volume sales. As such, still bottled accounted for most volume s ... Read More
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Concentrates in Israel
Concentrates in Israel The market for concentrates in Israel continued to expand in off-trade volume terms in 2024. While these products are not always perceived as healthy, they remain popular, particularly among families purchasing for children, as they offer a more affordable option compared to o ... Read More
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RTD Coffee in Israel
RTD Coffee in Israel The market for RTD coffee in Israel experienced robust growth in off-trade volumes in 2024, building on the momentum from the previous year. This surge can be attributed to the increasing demand for convenient, on-the-go beverage options among local consumers. As post-pandemic l ... Read More
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Energy Drinks in Dominican Republic
Energy Drinks in Dominican Republic Energy drinks in Dominican Republic registered healthy volume growth in 2024. A stable economy and lowering inflation supported volume sales, as energy drinks tend to be more expensive than other soft drinks such as carbonates. Energy drinks are also widely promot ... Read More
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Sports Drinks in Dominican Republic
Sports Drinks in Dominican Republic Sports drinks in Dominican Republic registered double-digit percentage volume growth in 2024, with volume sales increasing by nearly a fifth. One factor driving this healthy growth is an expanding consumer base. Not only are sports drinks consumed by athletes look ... Read More
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Juice in Israel
Juice in Israel Retail volume sales of juice in Israel experienced a modest decline in 2024, primarily driven by rising prices amid ongoing inflation. In April 2024, the Central Bottling Company announced a 4.5% price increase for its soft drinks, including the Prigat brand. This marks a shift from ... Read More
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Energy Drinks in Kenya
Energy Drinks in Kenya Although its volume sales are relatively low, energy drinks outperformed other soft drinks in Kenya in 2024. While this is partly because consumption is growing from a lower base, it is also benefitting from people leading busy lifestyles, who need a quick pick-me-up. Also, wh ... Read More
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Energy Drinks in Israel
Energy Drinks in Israel Despite a reputation for being unhealthy, energy drinks in Israel continued to post solid growth in off-trade volume terms in 2024. Local consumers, leading increasingly hectic lifestyles, rely on these beverages for a quick energy boost throughout the day. However, the marke ... Read More
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Bottled Water in Slovenia
Bottled Water in Slovenia The tap water is of good quality in Slovenia, with many consumers choosing to drink it rather than buying bottled water. Major floods hit Slovenia again in the summer and second half of 2024, with a significant impact on the country’s economy due to the damage on infrastruc ... Read More
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Carbonates in Tunisia
Carbonates in Tunisia In light of the ongoing Israel-Hamas war, some Tunisians have taken to social media to share lists of brands they believe support Israel, calling for a boycott of these products. Coca-Cola has been a prominent target in this movement, with some Tunisian consumers actively urgin ... Read More
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Energy Drinks in Tunisia
Energy Drinks in Tunisia In 2024, energy drinks in Tunisia has experienced a noticeable decline in demand across both on-trade and off-trade channels. The drop in on-trade demand is closely linked to the broader economic challenges affecting the nightlife sector. Energy drinks, often consumed as mix ... Read More
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Juice in Dominican Republic
Juice in Dominican Republic Juice performed strongly in 2024 in Dominican Republic, with healthy volume growth. Juice is perceived as heathier than other soft drinks such as carbonates and this supported its growth. A stable economy also supported volume growth. However, with consumers remaining pri ... Read More
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Carbonates in Kenya
Carbonates in Kenya In terms of carbonates in Kenya, though inflation eased in 2024, consumers continued to be price sensitive after several years of price hikes. As such, many consumers bought smaller pack sizes to reduce the financial outlay. There was also a degree of trading down to cheaper opti ... Read More
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Carbonates in Israel
Carbonates in Israel In Israel, the carbonates market has been impacted by price fluctuations. In February 2024 the Minister of Economy convinced the CEO of the Central Bottling Company to delay planned price increases, as part of broader efforts to mitigate the impact of rising costs on consumers. ... Read More
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RTD Tea in Israel
RTD Tea in Israel RTD tea experienced a further decline in volume sales in 2024, as rising health awareness prompted Israeli consumers to shift towards healthier, more natural beverages, such as 100% juice or carbonated bottled water. Thanks to the health and wellness trend, consumers are increasing ... Read More
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Bottled Water in Tunisia
Bottled Water in Tunisia After several years of robust growth in both value and volume terms, bottled water in Tunisia has experienced a notable decline starting in 2023, which has continued into 2024. This downturn is not attributed to a reduction in consumer demand but rather to a series of operat ... Read More
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Hot Drinks in Laos
Hot Drinks in Laos Hot drinks in Laos faced economic challenges in 2024, with price adjustments occurring two to three times due to inflation. International brands such as Café Amazon have seen declining popularity, as consumers favour affordable local brands like Treeknoff, known for quality. Nesca ... Read More
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Hot Drinks in Lebanon
Hot Drinks in Lebanon Lebanon remains embroiled in an economic crisis with elevated inflation and a weak local currency negatively impacting consumer purchasing power, while local businesses have seen their margins squeezed. Added to this, political instability and deteriorating infrastructure conti ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Kenya
Soft Drinks in Kenya Overall, soft drinks in Kenya registered healthy volume growth in 2024. Euromonitor International's Soft Drinks in Kenya report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the market at a national level. It provides the latest retail sales data (2020-2024), allowing yo ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Qatar
Soft Drinks in Qatar The expansion of Qatar’s soft drinks factories is steadily progressing as part of the country’s efforts to achieve self-sufficiency. This expansion is marked by a growing emphasis on product diversity and quality improvement, with it boosting competition within soft drinks and p ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Slovenia
Soft Drinks in Slovenia Soft drinks in Slovenia is experiencing moderate off-trade volume growth in 2024, whilst solid value growth is driven by the lingering impact of inflationary pressure and price increases. The competitive landscape is changing and e-commerce continues to shape the entire marke ... Read More
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Tea in Serbia
Tea in Serbia Retail volume sales of tea in Serbia continue to decline in 2024 as a result of price increases and a decline in disposable income. In addition, as consumers return to their pre-pandemic lifestyles, spending more time outside their homes and frequenting on-trade establishments, there i ... Read More
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