Publisher: Euromonitor International
Category: Soft Drinks

Soft Drinks market research reports by Euromonitor International

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    • Concentrates in France

      Concentrates in France Concentrates is in an off-trade volume decline in France in 2024, while value looks fairly healthy – albeit skewed due to high prices. These high prices are mainly attributed to the soaring cost of sugar and imported fruits, with players passing on these cost increases to thei ... Read More

    • Carbonates in France

      Carbonates in France Carbonates is managing to achieve small off-trade volume sales in France in 2024, while on-trade and value sales fare better. This boost compared to last year is, in part, attributed to the event of the Paris Olympics 2024, which was also sponsored by Coca-Cola, leading to an in ... Read More

    • Soft Drinks in France

      Soft Drinks in France Soft drinks in France remains in a negative off-trade volume slump in 2024, while value is more strongly supported by high unit prices and on-trade sales are seen to fare better. Regarding high unit prices, we note that products such as sugar and imported fruits are still costl ... Read More

    • Soft Drinks in Greece

      Soft Drinks in Greece Soft drinks volume sales remained flat overall in 2024, with a slowdown in on trade volumes and a more upbeat performance in retail volume sales. The milder weather proved favourable to soft drinks consumption with higher temperatures in spring boosting volume sales earlier tha ... Read More

    • Soft Drinks in New Zealand

      Soft Drinks in New Zealand Over the course of 2022-2023, inflation rates in New Zealand surged past 7%, as the country dealt with supply chain disruptions, infrastructure challenges, and the aftereffects of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand's (RBNZ) decision to reduce the Official Cash Rate (OCR) to r ... Read More

    • Soft Drinks in Austria

      Soft Drinks in Austria Soft drinks recorded minimal volume growth in 2024 with current value growth rising moderately in the face of higher average unit prices. The better performance in value terms stems from new product launches and higher production and resource costs, with both factors contribut ... Read More

    • Carbonates in New Zealand

      Carbonates in New Zealand Toward the end of the review period, a significant CO2 shortage in New Zealand heavily impacted the carbonates industry, caused by the country’s only domestic CO2 supplier halting production following an ammonia leak. This disruption affected not only carbonated soft drinks ... Read More

    • Carbonates in Argentina

      Carbonates in Argentina Argentina's challenging economic situation in 2024 led to the widespread adoption of savings practices. This price sensitive behaviour was fuelled by fears of job loss and economic instability, resulting in a contraction in overall consumption. Lower-income households, which ... Read More

    • Asian Speciality Drinks in New Zealand

      Asian Speciality Drinks in New Zealand Asian speciality beverages, once confined mainly to small Asian grocery stores, have increasingly found their way onto the shelves of mainstream grocery retailers across New Zealand in 2024. Traditionally, the category had a steady consumer base primarily compo ... Read More

    • Carbonates in Belgium

      Carbonates in Belgium In 2024, retail volume sales of carbonates in Belgium have experienced a noticeable decline. The primary driver of this was the growing health and wellness consciousness among consumers, leading to reduced consumption of carbonates. Many consumers either drink carbonates less f ... Read More

    • Concentrates in Austria

      Concentrates in Austria Concentrates recorded lower retail volume and value growth in 2024, with sales mainly driven by the appeal of liquid formats in Austria. Powder concentrates tend to be more limited in availability and selection and they are less popular as they are perceived to be less flavou ... Read More

    • Concentrates in Belgium

      Concentrates in Belgium Following a relatively robust performance during the outbreak of COVID-19, liquid concentrates are experiencing a decline in off-trade volume terms in 2024. This downturn is significantly attributed to the prevailing health trend, which has intensified consumer scrutiny regar ... Read More

    • Concentrates in Egypt

      Concentrates in Egypt In 2024, the concentrates landscape registered slow growth, making it the weakest-performing segment within the soft drink landscape, with an off-trade volume growth rate of just over 1%. The decline in demand was largely due to the category's waning popularity, as consumers in ... Read More

    • Concentrates in New Zealand

      Concentrates in New Zealand As cost-of-living pressures continue to influence consumer spending patterns in 2024, households in New Zealand are increasingly rationalising their expenditure, particularly on soft drinks. In this environment, consumer attention has shifted to categories that better ali ... Read More

    • Concentrates in Argentina

      Concentrates in Argentina The economic recession in 2024 has led to a significant loss of purchasing power among middle- and low-income socioeconomic groups. This challenged sales of concentrates throughout the year. However, the impact of declining purchasing power was somewhat mitigated by strong ... Read More

    • Carbonates in Azerbaijan

      Carbonates in Azerbaijan In 2024, carbonates in Azerbaijan continued its positive trajectory, experiencing growth in both volume and value. This growth was largely propelled by Baku Coca-Cola Bottlers Ltd., the leading player, whose expansion efforts and a relatively modest increase in unit prices c ... Read More

    • Concentrates in Denmark

      Concentrates in Denmark In 2024, the sales of both liquid and powder concentrates in Denmark continued to decline. Liquid concentrates face challenges due to market maturity, as established consumer preferences limit growth opportunities in this category. Powder concentrates, meanwhile, suffer from ... Read More

    • Soft Drinks in Argentina

      Soft Drinks in Argentina In 2024, the Argentine economy experienced a negative GDP growth of 3.8%, marking a challenging year for the country. Inflation, already at 134% in 2023, escalated further, reaching 245% by the end of 2024. Euromonitor International's Soft Drinks in Argentina report offers a ... Read More

    • Soft Drinks in Belgium

      Soft Drinks in Belgium In 2024, the soft drinks landscape in Belgium experienced a decline in retail volume as consumers increasingly prioritised health, with the aim of reducing their overall consumption. However, some of these beverages appealed as affordable indulgences. Consequently, the transit ... Read More

    • Concentrates in Greece

      Concentrates in Greece Concentrates in Greece lags other soft drinks categories in terms of growth potential and investment, and this had a significant impact upon category performance in 2024. Volume sales declined for yet another consecutive year, highlighting the lack of consumer interest in thes ... Read More

    • Carbonates in Austria

      Carbonates in Austria Carbonates in Austria witnessed only limited total volume growth in 2024, with a slight decline in sales of carbonates sold through off-trade channels. Falling consumption is widely in line with the evolution of health and wellness trends where more consumers are switching to a ... Read More

    • Soft Drinks in Egypt

      Soft Drinks in Egypt In 2024, Egypt's soft drinks landscape experienced strong off-trade volume growth across nearly all categories, driven largely by the country's expanding population, with a significant proportion under the age of 30. This demographic is fuelling demand for a wider range of soft ... Read More

    • Soft Drinks in Denmark

      Soft Drinks in Denmark Soft drinks volume growth in Denmark remains positive in 2024, with off-trade growth being moderate but surpassed by stronger on-trade sales volume growth. Value growth for both on-trade as well as off-trade is higher as ingredient price increases contribute to higher average ... Read More

    • Soft Drinks in Azerbaijan

      Soft Drinks in Azerbaijan In 2024, soft drinks in Azerbaijan continued to show positive dynamics, supported by a slowdown in unit price growth. This development made soft drinks more appealing to consumers. Unlike in many Central Asian countries, where rising unit prices have spurred heavy reliance ... Read More

    • Carbonates in Greece

      Carbonates in Greece Mixers remain a key growth driver in carbonates led by the flavour trend and the growing popularity of pink grapefruit among consumers in Greece. Vikos from Epirotiki Bottling Co SA was the best performing brand in this category, although other brands rolled out this flavour yea ... Read More

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