Category: Beverages
Mexico Beverages
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Better For You Beverages in Mexico
... reduced fat or reduced caffeine. During the COVID-19 crisis, better for you beverages have primarily benefited from the migration of on-trade consumption within one brand, Coca-Cola Sin Azúcar. The “without sugar” labelling strategy that Coca-Cola ... Read More
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Naturally Healthy Beverages in Mexico
... previous year due to its health and immunity-boosting positioning. Tea has seen a significant move towards the use of ingredients that are strongly associated with health benefits, such as matcha, maca, turmeric and ginger. The ... Read More
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Hot Drinks in Mexico
... 2020 and 2021, the big difference was seen in terms of foodservice sales. The foodservice channel was decimated by the outbreak of COVID-19 with outlets forced to close for long periods and even after they ... Read More
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Coffee in Mexico
... May, ongoing social distancing policies and COVID-19 regulations partnered with consumers ongoing fear of socialising in public, continued to dampen foodservice sales. As such, this helped to boost retail sales, with consumers migrating to drinking ... Read More
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Other Hot Drinks in Mexico
... to provide the final consumer with commercial and health information on the content of nutrients and ingredients, especially those that represent a risk towards health. A black seal must be added to any product that ... Read More
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Tea in Mexico
... Furthermore, the ongoing concerns around COVID-19 continued to fuel the health and wellness trend, with consumers becoming more interested in maintaining a healthy, robust immune system. Tea is often associated with antioxidant properties and it ... Read More
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Concentrates in Mexico
... rising unemployment and wage pressures have all led to consumers becoming increasingly budget conscious. Due to these economic pressures more consumers were forced to switch to cheaper soft drinks which continued to benefit sales of ... Read More
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Bottled Water in Mexico
... COVID-19 under control, while there were also limitations on capacity for most foodservice outlets. Consumers also continued to face intermittent home confinement, with schools and universities closed for a large part of the year, while ... Read More
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Sports Drinks in Mexico
... of COVID-19. With limited opportunities to take part in sport and fitness activities the main consumption occasion for sports drinks was hard hit, thereby resulting in declining sales. With the rolling out of the country’s ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Mexico
... most categories with volume sales still much lower than those observed in 2019. Categories such as carbonates and concentrates saw sustained growth as consumption at home continued to drive retail volume sales, with many people ... Read More
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Juice in Mexico
... addition, those drinks containing artificial sweeteners now have a black seal with the words ‘contains artificial sweeteners. Not recommended for children’. Euromonitor International's Juice in Mexico report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and ... Read More
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RTD Coffee in Mexico
... RTD tea, sales of RTD coffee are heavily reliant on impulse purchases and consumers looking for a convenient option for consuming on the go. As such, sales dropped sharply in 2020 following the outbreak of ... Read More
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Energy Drinks in Mexico
... to be 355ml, with this being driven in part by the increased amount of time consumers are spending at home since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, with less need for smaller on-the-go pack sizes. ... Read More
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Carbonates in Mexico
... year. This had a positive impact on retail sales of carbonates with consumers confined to their homes and looking for refreshment. However, with the rolling out Mexico’s vaccination programme the country began to ease its ... Read More
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RTD Tea in Mexico
... in 2020. As more people stayed at home due to COVID-19 and the measures taken to contain it, it was cheaper and more convenient for consumers to prepare beverages at home, with this having a ... Read More
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