Category: Soft Drinks
Soft Drinks market research reports by Euromonitor International
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Soft Drinks Packaging in Saudi Arabia
Soft Drinks Packaging in Saudi Arabia The introduction of the excise tax on sugar-sweetened beverages in Saudi Arabia, which came into force on 1 December 2019, has had a notable influence on beverage companies' packaging strategies, particularly evident in the sizes of packs utilised by brand owner ... Read More
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Soft Drinks Packaging in Japan
Soft Drinks Packaging in Japan Many key beverage companies in Japan are promoting label-free packaging for their core brands, especially for e-commerce sales, as a strategy to reduce plastic use and enhance sustainability. This approach involves eliminating plastic film and paper labels on the bottl ... Read More
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Soft Drinks Packaging in Italy
Soft Drinks Packaging in Italy While the 1,500ml bottle is the most popular size in bottled water and 500ml is the most widely used size among the smaller pack types in this category, there has been strong growth recorded by smaller pack sizes in bottled water, such as 250ml or 330ml, in recent year ... Read More
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Soft Drinks Packaging in Vietnam
Soft Drinks Packaging in Vietnam In order to respond to the developing health and wellness trend in Vietnam, many players in soft drinks have introduced reduced-sugar or zero-sugar versions of their existing products, while some have fortified their products with vitamins and minerals to provide hea ... Read More
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Soft Drinks Packaging in the US
Soft Drinks Packaging in the US PepsiCo Beverages North America recently made another significant step on its sustainability journey by replacing plastic rings with paperboard packaging for carbonates multipacks in North America, starting from 29 August 2023. This was for both metal beverage can and ... Read More
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Soft Drinks Packaging in South Korea
Soft Drinks Packaging in South Korea Rigid plastic dominates packaging unit volumes in the South Korean soft drinks industry, predominantly in the form of PET bottles, but also thin wall plastic containers and HDPE bottles, although the latter pack type still has a very small footprint. PET bottles ... Read More
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Soft Drinks Packaging in the United Kingdom
Soft Drinks Packaging in the United Kingdom PET bottles are the leading pack type in the UK soft drinks packaging market due to their durability and affordability, with PET bottles also expected to continue being the most widely used packaging format over the forecast period. PET bottles are particu ... Read More
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Soft Drinks Packaging in Singapore
Soft Drinks Packaging in Singapore Metal beverage cans remained the leading pack type in Singapore’s soft drinks packaging market in 2023, driven largely by their use in the cola carbonates and RTD tea categories. The usage of metal beverage cans also continues to see rising packaging unit volumes, ... Read More
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Soft Drinks Packaging in the United Arab Emirates
Soft Drinks Packaging in the United Arab Emirates Sustainability is becoming a key focus for both manufacturers and consumers in soft drinks in the United Arab Emirates. Recycled bottles and reduced waste are core topics within the industry. Following global trends, players have started to launch 10 ... Read More
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Soft Drinks Packaging in South Africa
Soft Drinks Packaging in South Africa PET bottles are the dominant pack type used for soft drinks in South Africa, as they are cost-effective, both in terms of production and transportation. The lightweight nature of the bottles reduces transportation costs, making them a practical option for manufa ... Read More
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Where Consumers Shop for Soft Drinks
Where Consumers Shop for Soft Drinks Consumers still value physical stores for trust, immediacy, and convenience. Small local grocers remain crucial, especially in developing countries. At the same time, on-the-go consumption is recovering, with convenience stores benefiting. Online sales are rising ... Read More
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E-Commerce in Soft Drinks
E-Commerce in Soft Drinks E-commerce represents a small but thriving global retail channel for soft drinks. This briefing examines Euromonitor International’s e-commerce data across 15 markets, focusing on soft drinks brands’ performance in 2023. Leading brands, categories and retailers for online b ... Read More
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Product Innovation in Soft Drinks
Product Innovation in Soft Drinks This report utilises Euromonitor International’s new Passport Innovation portal to explore new launches and sub-brands in global soft drinks. Three key innovation platforms are identified for global non-alcoholic beverages in 2023/2024, with product examples from la ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Asia Pacific
Soft Drinks in Asia Pacific There was another year of positive growth in off-trade volume sales of soft drinks in Asia Pacific in 2023, as well as another year of recovery in the on-trade channel. Bottled water continues to be the dominant product in the region’s soft drinks market, while healthier ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Western Europe
Soft Drinks in Western Europe Demand for soft drinks recorded a spike in the off-trade channel in 2020, when COVID-19 restrictions included home seclusion and the closure of on-trade establishments. After two more years of positive volume growth, sales registered a slight decline in 2023 as industry ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Middle East and Africa
Soft Drinks in Middle East and Africa While performances in real value terms were negatively impacted by the high inflation putting pressure on household budgets in some countries, off-trade volume sales of soft drinks continued to record positive growth in Middle East and Africa in 2023. Rising pop ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Latin America
Soft Drinks in Latin America While the pandemic, when it first hit the region, resulted in a slight decline in off-trade volume sales of soft drinks and a steep fall in on-trade volumes in Latin America in 2020, both channels have since been recording positive growth, including in 2023. With Latin A ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Kenya
Soft Drinks in Kenya While soft drinks in Kenya continued to develop positively in total volume sales terms in 2023, growth was weaker than in 2022. This was partly attributable to increasing maturity, but mainly due to the spike in inflation fuelled by the global recovery from the pandemic and the ... Read More
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Concentrates in Kenya
Concentrates in Kenya Liquid concentrates in Kenya saw off-trade volume growth slow significantly in 2023. Given that these products are primarily consumed at home, this was partly explained by the return to regular routines in the aftermath of COVID-19. Similarly, as the pace of life accelerated wi ... Read More
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Carbonates in Kenya
Carbonates in Kenya Carbonates in Kenya showed another impressive performance in 2023, with off- and on-trade volume sales increasing at robust rates. Favourable demographic trends, rising urbanisation and the expansion of the country’s middle class continued to underpin the positive development of ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Uganda
Soft Drinks in Uganda Soft drinks in Uganda is experiencing consistent growth, with a projected increase in consumption of carbonates, juices, and energy drinks from 2023 to 2024. However, a notable development is the implementation of the Excise Duty Amendment Bill, 2023, imposing a tax on bottled ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Tunisia
Soft Drinks in Tunisia Soft drinks in Tunisia saw significant price hikes in 2023, primarily thanks to the broader economic crisis and inflationary pressure, leading to stifled demand and reduced volume sales. Certain categories, however, showed robust growth thanks to strong demand – most notably, ... Read More
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HW Soft Drinks in Ireland
HW Soft Drinks in Ireland Functionality has been the defining trend within soft drinks in 2022, with products being fortified with ingredients such as vitamins and zinc. Post-pandemic trends have led consumers to look for improved nutrition to support their immune system and sustain their energy lev ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Oman
Soft Drinks in Oman In 2023, soft drinks in Oman have shown resilience post COVID-19. Soft drinks, including bottled water and juices, have rebounded positively, aligning with the resurgence of social events. Health and wellness trends continue to shape preferences, driving the popularity of sugar-f ... Read More
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Carbonates in Uruguay
Carbonates in Uruguay The past two years of drought in Uruguay have adversely affected the quality of running water, rendering it unsuitable for human consumption due to its 400mg sodium content. This issue was particularly prevalent in Montevideo, Canelones, and San Jose. The high-sodium water supp ... Read More
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