Region: South America
Category: Beverages

South America Beverages

(861 reports matching your criteria)
  • RTD Coffee in Chile

    ... an indulgent option, but with limited success, resulting in this category remaining a declining niche. Starbucks, for instance, introduced its signature Frappuccino to most supermarkets, yet its presence lasted for approximately four years. Similarly, Nestlé’s ... Read More

  • Concentrates in Chile

    ... or unnatural. As a result, concentrates have struggled to compete with other soft drinks which emphasise their use of natural ingredients and health-oriented benefits or are simply preferred because of their flavour. Euromonitor International's Concentrates ... Read More

  • RTD Tea in Chile

    ... pattern and continues to recover following the double-digit decline of 2020. One of the factors supporting demand is the increasingly warmer summer months experienced in Chile due to climate change. As temperatures rise, there is ... Read More

  • Bottled Water in Chile

    ... 2024, bottled water continues its upward trajectory by capitalising on significant price increases observed in competing categories, such as carbonates and juice, which have been implementing hikes since 2022. While the average unit price of ... Read More

  • Carbonates in Chile

    ... healthier, more natural alternatives. The pessimistic economic outlook and stagnant population salaries have reduced consumers’ purchasing power. Meanwhile, producers of carbonates have been implementing significant price increases throughout the year to cope with rising raw ... Read More

  • Energy Drinks in Chile

    ... not only in the off-trade channel but also via on-trade. Despite facing a challenging economic context with economic stagnation in 2024, the category continues to expand, albeit at a slower pace compared to previous years. ... Read More

  • Soft Drinks in Chile

    ... the local economy continues to face a challenging scenario that has taken its toll on the performance of several consumer goods categories, including soft drinks. In contrast, high value sales growth is being driven mainly ... Read More

  • Sports Drinks in Chile

    ... marginally declined following a drop the previous year, overall demand remains significantly higher than pre-pandemic levels. This decline is partly due to consumers becoming increasingly conscious of their spending. Multiple factors have contributed to the ... Read More

  • Juice in Chile

    ... high levels of sugar or artificial sweeteners and lack of healthy nutrients, continues to reduce demand for nectars through the off-trade channel. Holding 81% off-trade volume share within juice in Chile, the performance of nectars ... Read More

  • Coffee in Chile

    ... beverage, with increasing sophistication. Consumers are becoming more discerning, learning to distinguish between different quality grades. This development has led to a shift away from a preference for regular instant coffee to growing demand for ... Read More

  • Tea in Chile

    ... in Chilean households. However, the category has faced challenges over the review period, with its overall performance showing a negative trend. This decline has created an opportunity for coffee, a category that has been steadily ... Read More

  • Other Hot Drinks in Chile

    ... hot drinks. However, the lingering effects of liquidity incentives and an overheated economy helped sustain consumption levels until late 2022. The true effects of inflation and a slower economy began to emerge more prominently in ... Read More

  • Hot Drinks in Chile

    ... reduced disposable incomes continuing to shape consumer preferences. Tea, the largest category within hot drinks and deeply ingrained in Chilean culture, has struggled in this context, registering a total volume sales decline in 2024. This ... Read More

  • Energy Drinks in Peru

    ... their weekly expenditure. This growing consumer interest has created a favourable environment for the category, prompting it to become a priority in expansion strategies for companies. Notably, Peruvian multinationals such as AJE Group and Industrias ... Read More

  • Concentrates in Peru

    ... by many traditional consumers. Despite a challenging economic environment marked by a recession, which has led to cautious spending among households, there are signs of optimism from the government. As a result, consumers are more ... Read More

  • Carbonates in Peru

    ... in May, stabilising the demand, the initial heatwave set a positive tone for off-trade volume sales throughout the year. Additionally, economic recovery and rising prices in 2024 contributed to moderate growth in value, albeit slower ... Read More

  • RTD Tea in Peru

    ... increasingly sought out alternative hydration options, with Still RTD Tea emerging as a popular choice. Leading brands such as Free Tea (Aje Group) have maintained strong market presence, benefiting from distribution across both traditional and ... Read More

  • Sports Drinks in Peru

    ... have become an ideal solution, meeting the demand for hydration while replenishing essential minerals lost through physical exertion. This has significantly driven consumption within the sports drinks category, which has seen considerable expansion across traditional ... Read More

  • Soft Drinks in Peru

    ... Niño. This climatic shift greatly boosted the demand for soft drinks, particularly bottled water, sports drinks, and carbonates, throughout much of the first half of the year, as the need for hydration became more pressing ... Read More

  • RTD Coffee in Peru

    ... pre-pandemic years, when brands such as Starbucks, particularly with its Frappuccino versions, enjoyed greater visibility and market presence. However, the economic landscape, coupled with the strong growth of other beverage categories, has led to a ... Read More

  • Bottled Water in Peru

    ... water, as the need for effective hydration has intensified. This elevated demand has maintained positive volume growth across the category, despite a slightly slower rate than in 2023, indicating a sustained consumption trend linked to ... Read More

  • Juice in Peru

    ... phenomenon. These conditions heightened consumers' need to stay hydrated, benefiting soft drinks broadly and the juice category in particular. However, while juice consumption increased, there has been a noticeable slowdown in its growth compared to ... Read More

  • Tea in Peru

    ... the year, contrasting sharply with 2023 when the Coastal El Niño phenomenon brought higher temperatures, creating a sensation of prolonged heat and, in many areas, the perception of an absent winter. Alongside these favourable weather ... Read More

  • Hot Drinks in Peru

    ... Niño phenomenon, which lessened the perceived need for hot drinks. In addition, economic pressures led many Peruvian consumers to reduce discretionary spending to prioritise savings. Euromonitor International's Hot Drinks in Peru report offers a comprehensive ... Read More

  • Other Hot Drinks in Peru

    ... signs of gradual recovery in other hot drinks in Peru. This improvement is primarily due to cooler temperatures since mid-May, a change that has led consumers to seek hot beverage options once again. Furthermore, average ... Read More

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