Category: Beverages
Europe Beverages
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RTD Coffee in Belgium
... and dampening sales. However, reinstating permission to use single-use plastic cups in 2024 aided the landscape. Brands such as Emmi and various private labels have reverted to plastic cups, while others, like Starbucks, have maintained ... Read More
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Coffee in the Netherlands
... traditionally used in drip filter coffeemakers in the Netherlands. However, fewer and fewer consumers are opting for this type of brewing method as it is seen as old-fashioned and wasteful. Modern consumers prefer single serve ... Read More
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Sports Drinks in Austria
... stores contributed to volume growth. New flavour launches and media campaigns addressing everyday consumers, not just athletes, is raising awareness and driving interest in sports drinks. The category continues to build on the uplift caused ... Read More
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Bottled Water in Greece
... increased in 2024 due to high temperatures, as the weather is a key driver of impulse sales. Current value sales were supported by this trend, as the price of bottled water in convenience stores and ... Read More
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Fine Wines/Champagne and Spirits in Switzerland
... dynamic category fuelled by a growing interest in luxury whiskies among both locals and tourists. Nevertheless, luxury spirits still only accounts for a small share of overall sales of fine wines/champagne and spirits, with other ... Read More
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Juice in Greece
... has also been subject to price hikes, the increase was weaker than in chilled juice as they were less affected by energy prices. Given the consumer price sensitivity, there was a noticeable migration to private ... Read More
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Bottled Water in Austria
... bottled water is a popular alternative to sugary soft drinks. Price increases were caused by inflation, higher production costs and growing demand for higher priced options with added benefits or higher quality, such as flavours ... Read More
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Concentrates in Denmark
... category. Powder concentrates, meanwhile, suffer from a limited product range, which restricts their appeal and accessibility. These trends reflect a general decrease in demand for traditional concentrate options as consumers explore other non-alcoholic beverage choices. ... Read More
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RTD Tea in Austria
... Wider availability of RTD tea brands in retail channels has resulted in higher impulse purchases over 2024. By comparison, current value sales remained dynamic, although the moderation in price increases dampened the pace of value ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Belgium
... beverages appealed as affordable indulgences. Consequently, the transition to sugar-free options stabilised, with no significant growth in this segment compared to previous years. However, categories such as bottled water benefited from the health trend as ... Read More
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Concentrates in Greece
... consecutive year, highlighting the lack of consumer interest in these soft drinks. The category is dated; hence manufacturers are not prioritising investment or innovation, focusing instead on categories with better growth potential. The overall decline ... Read More
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Bottled Water in Denmark
... a gradually improving economy and an increased willingness among Danes to spend on beverages in restaurants and bars. This trend underscores a shift in consumer behaviour, with more Danes opting for bottled water when dining ... Read More
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Energy Drinks in Austria
... flavours has also been a catalyst to sales growth in 2024. Special and limited-edition products frequently boost sales of energy drinks thereby maintaining value growth over volume. Increased availability and visibility in off-trade channels is ... Read More
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Juice in Denmark
... Additionally, higher ingredient costs have prompted manufacturers to reduce pack sizes, further contributing to the overall drop in sales volume. These dynamics reflect both changing consumer preferences and inflationary pressures on production costs, which collectively ... Read More
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Carbonates in Austria
... of health and wellness trends where more consumers are switching to alternatives that are perceived to be healthier. In Austria, consumers are seeking soft drinks with less or no sugar, lower calories, as well as ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Denmark
... off-trade is higher as ingredient price increases contribute to higher average unit prices. Additionally, demand for premium products is gradually gaining momentum, reflecting a shift in consumer preferences towards higher-quality options. The ongoing trend towards ... Read More
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Bottled Water in Belgium
... prevailing health trend, which continues to positively impact the category. Euromonitor International's Bottled Water in Belgium report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the market at a national level. It provides ... Read More
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Carbonates in Greece
... best performing brand in this category, although other brands rolled out this flavour year on year. PepsiCo IVI SA entered the pink grapefruit category at the end of 2023 with the launch of Ivi Pink ... Read More
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Carbonates in Denmark
... consumption. Value sales in the category are positive, driven by rising average unit prices, which have been influenced by inflation and consumers’ increased willingness to pay for premium options. The demand for on-the-go carbonates in ... Read More
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RTD Coffee in Denmark
... accessible and appealing to a wider range of consumers, offering choices to suit various preferences and occasions. The on-trade sector has also seen growth, as more foodservice outlets have incorporated RTD coffee into their offerings, ... Read More
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Juice in Belgium
... a lack of buffer stock, which has led to substantial inflation. Although most products remain available, some retailers are beginning to report initial signs of shortages. Prices have already risen for many suppliers and are ... Read More
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RTD Tea in Belgium
... preferences and provide an appealing alternative to traditional soft drinks. In addition, the intense price competition between the two main players, Lipton Ice Tea and Fuze Tea, has significantly driven sales and strong results. This ... Read More
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Tea in France
... note that, whilst tea is consumed in foodservice, it is not as widespread as coffee throughout the café culture. Regarding high prices, we note that both tea itself and packaging have increased in cost, however, ... Read More
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Tea in Belgium
... flavours. The Instagrammable factor also has an impact, with many choosing beverages that are visually striking and shareable on social media. Traditional hot tea, with its more subtle flavours and relatively straightforward presentation, no longer ... Read More
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Coffee, Tea, Spices and Ready Meals in Italy: ISIC 1549
... shape of the Coffee, Tea, Spices and Ready Meals: ISIC 1549 market at a national level. It provides the latest retail sales data, allowing you to identify the sectors driving growth. It identifies the leading ... Read More
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