Category: Soft Drinks
Soft Drinks market research reports by Euromonitor International
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Carbonates in Pakistan
Carbonates in Pakistan Heavyweights in the carbonates category including The Coca-Cola Company and PepsiCo Inc have faced substantial revenue declines since the boycott movement began in Pakistan. Consumers have developed a preference for local or alternative drinks that severely impacted the retail ... Read More
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Concentrates in Pakistan
Concentrates in Pakistan In recent years, there has been a major influx of concentrates made in Iran brought in via the Pakistan-Iran border. Since the new government came into power in February 2024, there have been stricter border controls, and many Iranian products, especially concentrates, have ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Tanzania
Soft Drinks in Tanzania Tax increases placed upward pressure on prices in 2024, but an uptick in economic activity and the ongoing expansion of the affluent urban middle-class continued to underpin sales growth. Investment in infrastructure has also led to improvements in the distribution of soft dr ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Ethiopia
Soft Drinks in Ethiopia In 2024, all significant categories of soft drinks in Ethiopia saw good total volume growth, supported by fast urbanisation and population growth, improving economic indicators, stronger distribution, advertising and company activity. Bottled water, with by far the fastest to ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Pakistan
Soft Drinks in Pakistan Soft drinks posted robust growth in volume terms over 2024 as the Pakistan economy slowly began to show signs of recovery. Inflation began to fall with the foreign exchange rate remaining stable and the current account deficit reducing. Nonetheless, it will take some time for ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Oman
Soft Drinks in Oman In 2024, soft drinks in Oman has been influenced by several economic factors. Inflation, at 0.74%, and a stable oil price of USD89.3 per barrel have impacted prices, including non-alcoholic drinks, which saw a 0.86% increase in their Consumer Price Index. The imports price index ... Read More
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Carbonates in Serbia
Carbonates in Serbia Carbonates continue to record slight off-trade volume decline in 2024 due to strong price increases and falling disposable incomes. Serbians are reassessing their daily purchases, notably reducing their consumption of non-essential items like carbonated beverages. Rising health ... Read More
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Concentrates in Serbia
Concentrates in Serbia In 2024, demand for concentrates in Serbia is driven by their lower prices compared to other soft drinks. With rising prices and a decline in disposable incomes, price-sensitive consumers are switching to more cost-effective concentrates. Powder concentrates is the best perfor ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Iraq
Soft Drinks in Iraq Soft drinks saw a strong increase in total volumes in Iraq in 2024. Local products benefit from the government restricting or banning the import of soft drinks into Iraq. The Iraqi economy is benefiting from high oil prices and investments in infrastructure and real estate. Rapid ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Myanmar
Soft Drinks in Myanmar In 2024, soft drink manufacturers in Myanmar have introduced low-volume pack sizes and low-cost product variants, alongside marketing initiatives such as price discounts and lucky draws, in an effort to sustain sales volumes amidst the continued decline in household income lev ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Jordan
Soft Drinks in Jordan Soft drinks in Jordan has experienced a shift in consumer preference from international to local brands in 2024, driven by some consumers opting to boycott international brands. This trend is most evident in the carbonates category, where local players have been gaining market ... Read More
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Carbonates in Uzbekistan
Carbonates in Uzbekistan Having seen demand surge earlier in the review period, 2024 proved to be a challenging year for carbonates in Uzbekistan, with a small decline in off-trade volume sales. Cola carbonates, which account for the bulk of off-trade retail volume sales in this category, were parti ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Serbia
Soft Drinks in Serbia Rising prices and a decline in disposable income are negatively impacting the soft drinks market in Serbia in 2024. Consumers are reassessing their purchases and prioritising essential items, making price an increasingly important factor in their purchasing decisions. With risi ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Sri Lanka
Soft Drinks in Sri Lanka Sales of soft drinks saw strong growth in off-trade volume terms in 2024 thanks in part to improvements in the local economy. Consumers are showing an increasing inclination towards healthier options – such as reduced sugar and functional products. Larger companies expanded ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Uzbekistan
Soft Drinks in Uzbekistan The rate of growth in off-trade volume sales of soft drinks slowed significantly in 2024. This was due in large part to the introduction on 1 April 2024, of a tax on sugary carbonated drinks, which led to significant unit price increases. Carbonates containing sugar or othe ... 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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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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Concentrates in Dominican Republic
Concentrates in Dominican Republic Overall, there was muted volume growth for concentrates in Dominican Republic in 2024. However, it was a tale of two stories. While powder concentrates continued to account for most volume sales and registered muted volume growth, liquid concentrates registered do ... Read More
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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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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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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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Soft Drinks in Dominican Republic
Soft Drinks in Dominican Republic It was a positive picture for soft drinks in Dominican Republic in 2024, with all soft drinks registering an increase in volume sales. Lower inflation and an improving economy supported volume sales. In addition, the re-election of President Abinader also stabilise ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Panama
Soft Drinks in Panama Soft drinks consumption achieved solid growth in 2024. This was based on the performance of both carbonates and bottled water, which combined account for the lion’s share of market volume sales. The ongoing recovery of the foodservice industry and return of tourists to the coun ... Read More
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