Category: Food & Beverage
Food & Beverage market research reports by Euromonitor International
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Concentrates in Kenya
Concentrates in Kenya There was muted volume growth for concentrates in Kenya in 2024. Concentrates is a mature product area, with little innovation, and this dampened volume sales. Also, though inflation has eased, consumers continued to be price sensitive after several years of price hikes. As a r ... Read More
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Energy Drinks in Slovenia
Energy Drinks in Slovenia Energy drinks continues to witness solid volume growth in 2024. For many young consumers, the key consumers, drinking energy drinks, especially premium brands, are a fashion statement and popular party drink. A growing number of working professionals are also increasingly c ... Read More
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Nuts in Spain
Nuts in Spain Sales of nuts saw strong grow in current value and retail volume terms in 2023 and 2024. Demand for nuts is being driven by the increasing focus on healthy eating with nuts being a highly nutritious food and a source of antioxidants, fibre, healthy fats and other nutrients. Nuts also h ... Read More
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Fish and Seafood in Vietnam
Fish and Seafood in Vietnam In 2024, fish and seafood in Vietnam saw consumers’ behaviour influenced by rising inflation and the country’s economic downturn, which prompted people to focus more on saving money. Vietnamese consumers were increasingly reluctant to spend on dining out, especially when ... Read More
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Nuts in Vietnam
Nuts in Vietnam Vietnam’s nuts market saw positive growth in 2024, including in foodservice channels, as rising numbers of tourists and travellers visited the country. The impact of inflation and a sluggish economy led to changes in people's spending habits, particularly in terms of reducing expense ... Read More
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Sweet Spreads in Thailand
Sweet Spreads in Thailand In 2024, retail sales of sweet spreads in Thailand are set to experience continued volume and current value growth. Value growth is set to be much stronger, largely driven by ongoing unit price increases due to fluctuations in sugar prices. However, growth rates are expecte ... Read More
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Bottled Water in Dominican Republic
Bottled Water in Dominican Republic After carbonates, bottled water is Dominican Republic’s most popular soft drink. It registered healthy volume growth in 2024, surpassing the growth of carbonates, as more consumers switch to soft drinks with a healthier profile and consumers become increasingly co ... Read More
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RTD Tea in Dominican Republic
RTD Tea in Dominican Republic Volume sales for RTD tea continued to be low in Dominican Republic in 2024 and it registered the lowest volume growth of all soft drinks. One reason for the subdued performance is that since the Lipton brand withdrew in 2022, no other brand has taken over its position. ... Read More
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Bottled Water in Israel
Bottled Water in Israel In a significant development within Israel’s bottled water market, Eden announced a 5.8% price increase in June 2023, attributing it to rising costs of raw materials and local supplier pricing. IBBL similarly raised its prices, with the changes taking effect in May 2024. Nevi ... Read More
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Sports Drinks in Israel
Sports Drinks in Israel In 2024, sports drinks in Israel market experienced significant growth in off-trade volume sales, standing out within the broader soft drinks market. This surge is largely attributable to an increasing health and wellness trend among consumers, fostering a desire for more act ... Read More
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Sports Nutrition in India
Sports Nutrition in India Sports nutrition in India is expected to record dynamic double-digit retail current value growth in 2024, driven by increasing consumer awareness of the importance of protein in the daily diet. Protein has become widely recognised not only for its role in building muscle ma ... Read More
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Juice in Slovenia
Juice in Slovenia 100% juice is again the fastest growing juice category in 2024, despite rising prices, thanks to premiumisation and health and wellness trends. These drinks are perceived as being healthier than most juices as they normally do not contain added preservatives or artificial ingredien ... Read More
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Carbonates in Slovenia
Carbonates in Slovenia Despite market maturity and saturation, carbonates continues to record moderate off-trade volume growth in 2024. Reduced-sugar products continue to gain ground, outperforming their regular counterparts, as consumers are more aware of the negative health effects of sugar and ar ... Read More
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RTD Coffee in Slovenia
RTD Coffee in Slovenia RTD coffee continues to grow steadily in 2024, with demand largely driven by its convenience and the growing appetite for new coffee flavours and combinations with both dairy and non-dairy products. The rise in on-the-go beverage consumption is another key factor driving growt ... Read More
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RTD Tea in Slovenia
RTD Tea in Slovenia RTD tea continues to enjoy solid off-trade volume growth, one of the highest in soft drinks, and strong off-trade value growth, benefiting from a growing number of consumers shifting from carbonates and juices. Sophisticated flavour combinations are also contributing to the growt ... Read More
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RTD Tea in Tunisia
RTD Tea in Tunisia In recent years, RTD tea in Tunisia witnessed the entry of various international brands such as Pfanner, DiDi, and Rauch, which were distributed through modern grocery retailers. However, by 2024, these brands have entirely exited the market. This failure can be attributed to a co ... Read More
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Fresh Food in Vietnam
Fresh Food in Vietnam Vietnam’s fresh food industry was impacted by the country’s economic downturns in 2024. Household income, especially that of low- and mid-income consumers, declined and people cut down on their spending, shifting away from high-priced products such as imported meat and seafood. ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Côte d'Ivoire
Soft Drinks in Côte d'Ivoire In 2024 sales of soft drinks continued to grow benefiting from a drop in inflation. There was also a notable increase in demand for healthier options, such as reduced sugar/sugar free carbonates, bottled water and soft drinks with 100% natural ingredients. The popularity ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Kuwait
Soft Drinks in Kuwait Hot drinks in Kuwait has seen notable developments in 2024, driven by evolving consumer preferences and distribution dynamics. Premiumisation trends have gained traction, with affluent consumers favouring specialty teas and artisanal coffee blends, reflecting growing health and ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Ghana
Soft Drinks in Ghana Soft drinks saw volume sales increase in both the off-trade and on-trade channels in Ghana in 2024. Growth was supported by people continuing to migrate to urban areas and adopting busy lifestyles that generate demand for convenient ready-to-drink beverages. An expanding middle ... Read More
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Fresh Food in Spain
Fresh Food in Spain Sales of fresh food declined in retail volume terms in 2024, with categories such as fish and seafood, fruits, pulses, and vegetables all reporting declines. Prices continued to rise with many of these having been impacted by an increase in production costs as drought and heavy r ... Read More
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Sports Drinks in Slovenia
Sports Drinks in Slovenia Due to the growing importance of sports and fitness activities in Slovenia and boosted by demand amongst younger consumers and sports enthusiasts, sports drinks is recording further moderate off-trade volume growth in 2024. Consumers are increasingly aware of the benefits o ... Read More
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Concentrates in Slovenia
Concentrates in Slovenia Concentrates is seeing stable demand in 2024 as consumers respond positively to flavour innovations and frequent key new product launches. Price-sensitive consumers have also become more attracted to concentrates as they offer good value for money in the inflationary climate ... Read More
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Juice in Tunisia
Juice in Tunisia The demand for fresh packaged juice has witnessed notable growth in Tunisia in 2024, reflecting a shift in consumer behaviour. Traditionally, fresh juice in Tunisia has been homemade, crafted from locally available fruits such as lemons, strawberries, pears, and oranges. However, wi ... Read More
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Concentrates in Tunisia
Concentrates in Tunisia The decline in powder concentrates continues unabated in Tunisia 2024, reflecting changing consumer habits and a shift in preferences towards alternative beverage categories such as juices, carbonates, and other soft drinks. Powder concentrates, once a staple in many Tunisian ... Read More
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