Category: Beverages
Africa Beverages
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Carbonates in Nigeria
... gradually alongside population growth. Carbonates have benefited from the growing preference of snacks as an alternative to main meals, due to the rising cost of food. Indeed, carbonates are a popular complement to bread, pastries ... Read More
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Concentrates in Nigeria
... key factor in soft drinks consumption with many consumers preferring to drink these beverages out of home or at social events. Children are key consumers of concentrated beverages but have a variety of convenient options ... Read More
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Energy Drinks in Nigeria
... supporting their hectic and busy lifestyles. At times these drinks are used during the day by professionals who need a lift during office hours or when sitting in traffic or even at home. The average ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Nigeria
... bottled water, carbonates, and energy drinks, with current value sales further boosted by rising average prices. These categories have benefited from their essential nature, but particularly bottled water, which is the main source of clean ... Read More
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Sports Drinks in Nigeria
... gyms is not yet part of the mainstream culture in Nigeria, with gym memberships largely unaffordable for most Nigerians. Consumption of sports drinks remains limited to middle- and upper-income consumers, with energy drinks normally the ... Read More
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Juice in Nigeria
... fresh fruit and the preference for carbonates. The diversity of flavours, particularly exotic lines, has been a key driver of juice sales historically, but with carbonates increasingly providing similar flavours, juice is facing strong competition ... Read More
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Bottled Water in Nigeria
... unit prices having little effect on demand. Amid the challenging economic conditions in 2024, many consumers resorted to tap water sources, with some street retailers even selling so called ‘iced water’ which is home-made, chilled ... Read More
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Concentrates in Algeria
... low-income consumers who view them as a more affordable alternative to carbonates and juice. Euromonitor International's Concentrates in Algeria report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the market at a national ... Read More
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Sports Drinks in Algeria
... levels. Growing maturity, the introduction of fewer new products and the high price of sports drinks are also obstacles to category growth. Euromonitor International's Sports Drinks in Algeria report offers a comprehensive guide to the ... Read More
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Bottled Water in Algeria
... the low quality of the tap water in Algeria, particularly in rural areas. Rising health consciousness is also supporting sales in 2024 as Algerians are increasingly looking for healthier alternatives to sugary drinks, and are ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Algeria
... by surging inflation, leading to lower disposable income levels for consumers, which in turn has impacted purchasing behaviour in the year. With the economic downturn showing no signs of a quick recovery, consumers are becoming ... Read More
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Carbonates in Algeria
... the niche status of the category as the share of total volume sales of carbonates generated by reduced sugar varieties remains marginal. An increasing number of consumers are becoming aware of the potential health risks ... Read More
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Juice in Algeria
... far more moderate in the year. The growing maturity of juice and declining disposable incomes is further impacting volume demand. Euromonitor International's Juice in Algeria report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape ... Read More
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Energy Drinks in Algeria
... tendency to be price conscious, many consumers are switching to cheaper local brands. In fact, non-essential products, including energy drinks, could be entirely cut from household expenditures, particularly amongst those without a stable income. Euromonitor ... Read More
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Hot Drinks in Nigeria
... rising prices and further pressure on household budgets in Nigeria. Hot drinks are often consumed as a complement to meals in Nigeria or to energise the body and mind and support modern hectic lifestyles. Consumers ... Read More
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Hot Drinks in Angola
... backed by the availability of affordable local brands which have benefited from the challenges facing imported products. Government investment in the local production of tea and coffee has also provided a boost to the category, ... Read More
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Hot Drinks in Uganda
... affluent urban middle class. Unpackaged tea poses challenges, with this being the only affordable option for low-income consumers. Urbanisation, population growth, rising incomes and expanding distribution are fuelling growth, but the lack of a tea ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Uganda
... the prices of soft drinks saw only moderate growth with consumers being price sensitive when it comes to shopping for non-alcoholic drinks. As such, rather than risk losing sales to their competitors most players tried ... Read More
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Other Hot Drinks in Algeria
... only product on offer, though it has much less visibility than coffee or tea. In 2024, sales of other hot drinks continue to be challenged by the ongoing economic challenges in the country, including surging ... Read More
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Tea in Algeria
... tea, with fruit/herbal tea generating the vast majority of the remaining sales. Consumers perceive green tea as offering numerous health benefits, with studies suggesting that green tea may positively affect skin health, help with weight ... Read More
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Other Hot Drinks in Nigeria
... flavoured powder drinks and malt-based hot drinks) has become a staple beverage in Nigeria, consumers switched to cheaper substitute drinks as the cost of living crisis intensified. Popular beverages such as black tea (mixed with ... Read More
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Coffee in Algeria
... a healthy performance in the year due to the ongoing expansion of hotels, cafés and restaurants in the country. Euromonitor International's Coffee in Algeria report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of ... Read More
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Coffee in Nigeria
... considered an essential product. The higher unit price of coffee relative to substitutes such as tea and other hot drinks, urged some consumers to drink tea instead. Unit prices increased significantly and reached up to ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Angola
... in the key categories of bottled water and carbonates, with the government keen to encourage investment in local manufacturing. The depreciation of the local currency impacted the prices of imports, while increasing health concerns also ... Read More
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Hot Drinks in Algeria
... by ongoing economic challenges in the country, resulting in a growing shift towards local economy brands. Significant downtrading is evident, with economy brands proving more resilient than those considered less affordable, in particular imported brands. ... Read More
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