Publisher: Euromonitor International
Category: Sugar & Sugar Substitutes

Sugar & Sugar Substitutes market research reports by Euromonitor International

(166 reports matching your criteria)
    • Sugar Confectionery in Vietnam

      Sugar Confectionery in Vietnam Sugar confectionery experienced a marked slowdown in growth in retail volume terms in 2023. Rising Inflation, triggered by the energy crisis, was a key contributor to this trend, as cash-strapped households were forced to reduce their expenditure on discretionary items ... Read More

    • Sugar Confectionery in Algeria

      Sugar Confectionery in Algeria Retail volume growth of sugar confectionery remains relatively flat in 2023 due to a rising unhealthy perception of sugary sweets and the availability of more appealing substitutes in other snack categories. As price sensitivity is rising and worsened by the unfavourab ... Read More

    • Sugar Confectionery in Japan

      Sugar Confectionery in Japan Sugar confectionery is set to see growth in retail current value terms in 2023, but a decline in retail volume terms. The increase in retail current value terms is mainly due to higher unit prices, as companies such as Kanro, Meiji, Ezaki Glico, and Morinaga & Co, are ra ... Read More

    • Sugar Confectionery in China

      Sugar Confectionery in China Retail current value sales of sugar confectionery experienced a significant setback in 2022, due to the widespread impact of the pandemic and subsequent lockdowns in major cities. A key contributing factor was the diminished demand for sugar confectionery during one of i ... Read More

    • Sugar Confectionery in Indonesia

      Sugar Confectionery in Indonesia The growing health-consciousness trend in Indonesia has led to an increased demand for sugar-free, reduced-sugar, and functional confectionery products, as consumers seek guilt-free alternatives to traditional sweets. Functional ingredients, such as added vitamins, m ... Read More

    • Sugar Confectionery in Australia

      Sugar Confectionery in Australia Increasing commodity prices, rising supply chain costs, and inflationary conditions have resulted in many manufacturers increasing their unit prices in sugar confectionery. As these products are dependent on many imported ingredients, the category is sensitive to glo ... Read More

    • Sugar Confectionery in France

      Sugar Confectionery in France Sugar confectionery saw further progress in 2023, with retail volume sales exceeding pre-pandemic levels. Growth was boosted by the revival of children’s birthday parties and other social occasions, which led consumers to embrace sweets as an affordable treat for their ... Read More

    • Sugar Confectionery in the United Arab Emirates

      Sugar Confectionery in the United Arab Emirates Like many snacks categories in the United Arab Emirates, sugar confectionery was negatively affected in 2020 by the emergence of the pandemic, whereby lockdown measures and the closure of schools resulted in a significant decline in sales. In the first ... Read More

    • Sugar Confectionery in Italy

      Sugar Confectionery in Italy Sugar confectionery continues to recover from the sharp drop in retail volume and current value sales during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis in 2020. Thus, in 2022, sugar confectionery closed with a positive growth performance in both retail volume and current value te ... Read More

    • Inflation Surge: Packaged and Fresh Food

      Inflation Surge: Packaged and Fresh Food The sharp increase in prices of food in 2022 is directly linked to rises in costs of commodities, labour, energy and transportation. Consumers are reacting to inflation according to their income level, price sensitivity and brand loyalty. Responses include ch ... Read More

    • Sugar Confectionery in India

      Sugar Confectionery in India The COVID-19 pandemic led to lockdowns and restrictions in 2020, which confined consumers to their homes. As a high proportion of sales was accounted for by impulse on-the-go consumption, this negatively affected retail volume sales in 2020. There was also a definite shi ... Read More

    • Better For You Packaged Food in the United Arab Emirates

      Better For You Packaged Food in the United Arab Emirates Consumers in the United Arab Emirates maintained healthy diets in 2021 as a result of the pandemic, which encouraged many of them to focus on their health and wellbeing. Part of this involved enhancing their immune systems by being more mindfu ... Read More

    • Better For You Beverages in the United Arab Emirates

      Better For You Beverages in the United Arab Emirates Better for you beverages is reaching maturity in the United Arab Emirates, with 2021 recording flat retail volume and value growth, as the category stabilised following the application of taxation towards the end of the review period. The latter w ... Read More

    • Global Soft Drinks in 2022: Alternative Approaches to Sugar Reduction

      Global Soft Drinks in 2022: Alternative Approaches to Sugar Reduction Taxation on sugar-sweetened beverages in key markets, coupled with changing consumers tastes and attitudes to nutrition are beginning to address the question of sugar content in the industry. This report explores alternative sugar ... Read More

    • Better For You Packaged Food in Ukraine

      Better For You Packaged Food in Ukraine BFY reduced sugar packaged food registered a very strong performance in 2021 as sales rebounded completely from the negative growth registered at the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. Numerous BFY reduced sugar products now have a very strong profile acro ... Read More

    • Sugar and Sweeteners in Russia

      Sugar and Sweeteners in Russia Sugar and sweeteners remains a highly mature category in Russia which is mostly presented by white sugar, therefore leaving marginal share for sweeteners. Retail volume sales of sugar and sweeteners continued to post negative dynamics in 2021, a trend that was already ... Read More

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