Category: Beverages
South America Beverages
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Soft Drinks in Paraguay
... bottled water remain the most popular categories while RTD tea and RTD coffee are nascent. Thanks to growing health consciousness, free from sugar or reduced sugar variants now popularise carbonates with this trend also impacting ... Read More
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Hot Drinks in Paraguay
... growth was muted as higher temperatures favoured demand for soft drinks over hot drinks options. Volume sales of other hot drinks, specifically the national drink yerba mate, also grew although coffee remained the largest category ... Read More
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Coffee in Uruguay
... background. This growth has been driven by an incremental increase in the consumption of coffee beans and standard fresh ground coffee, supported by the continued growth of on-trade sales across both off-premise and on-premise channels. ... Read More
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Other Hot Drinks in Uruguay
... shown signs of maturity, with total volume sales of yerba mate expected to decline for a second consecutive year in 2024. Despite its well-established status, the market has become increasingly saturated, limiting opportunities for further ... Read More
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Tea in Uruguay
... been a defining trait of Uruguayan consumers, the pandemic has amplified this trend, prompting greater interest in the functional benefits offered by various tea varieties. Products claiming to enhance the immune system or provide calming ... Read More
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Hot Drinks in Uruguay
... external economic shocks effectively. Last year, soft drinks sales surged dramatically, primarily influenced by the effects of climate change, as the country faced an unprecedented drought that lasted through the first half of 2023. This ... Read More
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Hot Drinks in Colombia
... September 2024, the inflation rate had decreased to 5.81%, as reported by DANE (National Administrative Department of Statistics).However, low economic growth has been influenced by political uncertainty surrounding government reforms in labour, health, and taxes, ... Read More
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Coffee in Colombia
... prices led to a reduction in both the frequency and volume of purchases. To mitigate the impact of these price points, some brands, such as Oma, Juan Valdez and Café Quindío, reduced pack sizes from ... Read More
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Tea in Colombia
... tea, while black tea saw a fall in retail volume sales. Areas such as green and herbal/fruit tea benefited from the perception of being healthier and natural, along with functional benefits that may offer. As ... Read More
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Other Hot Drinks in Colombia
... cost of raw materials, particularly due to droughts that reduced cacao production in Colombia and key producer countries. Euromonitor International's Other Hot Drinks in Colombia report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape ... Read More
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Alcoholic Drinks in Latin America
... inflation, sales went into decline in 2023. However, an immediate return to positive growth is expected in 2024, with health trends driving strong sales in non-alcoholic beer, and spirit-based RTDs also expected to be a ... Read More
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RTD Tea in Ecuador
... to drive sales in 2024. These channels offer broader access to consumers without requiring the extensive distribution networks essential for traditional retail. Industrias Ecuatorianas Comercial Distribuidora Codim SA, the producer of Legz, exemplifies this strategy, ... Read More
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Sports Drinks in Ecuador
... priced only slightly higher than bottled water, they have become an attractive choice for consumers seeking hydration with added benefits. For instance, in small single-serve formats, a 600 ml bottle of water and a 500 ... Read More
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Juice in Ecuador
... reflects the industry’s strategic approach, with many companies opting to absorb increased costs to avoid alienating price-sensitive consumers. Firms have also managed to reduce added sugar in their products, mitigating the impact of sugary drink ... Read More
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Carbonates in Ecuador
... in convenient, fractional amounts, such as 25 cents, 50 cents, or 1 dollar, making it difficult to seamlessly adjust prices to reflect the increased tax. This issue has been most pronounced in the traditional retail ... Read More
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Bottled Water in Ecuador
... have occurred without climate change. This intensifying heat has significantly influenced bottled water consumption, as individuals and businesses increasingly seek hydration solutions. Single-serve bottled water formats have seen a particular surge in popularity, especially among ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Ecuador
... prompting the government under Daniel Noboa to declare a state of armed conflict and impose nighttime curfews to restore order. These measures disrupted daily life, particularly affecting the on-trade channel, as curtailed operating hours and ... Read More
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Energy Drinks in Ecuador
... and Vive100 led to significant declines in unit prices. However, during the review period, this trend has shifted as companies prioritise profitability and consumer engagement. Euromonitor International's Energy Drinks in Ecuador report offers a comprehensive ... Read More
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Concentrates in Ecuador
... attributed to the perception of iced tea concentrates as fresher and more natural, in contrast to the artificial connotations associated with the bright colours of traditional fruit-based options. The iced tea segment has been spearheaded ... Read More
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Other Hot Drinks in Ecuador
... of Daniel Noboa to declare a state of armed conflict in early 2024, accompanied by the enforcement of a nighttime curfew. These measures significantly disrupted consumer behaviour, particularly within the foodservice channel, where restricted operating ... Read More
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Hot Drinks in Bolivia
... performance due to their more accessible pricing, which aligns with consumer demand amidst economic constraints. However, the demand for other hot drinks, particularly chocolate-flavoured powder drinks, has faced a decline due to substantial price hikes. ... Read More
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Energy Drinks in Bolivia
... routines, including long workdays, study sessions, sports activities, and social entertainment. The appeal of energy drinks has expanded beyond athletes to a wider demographic seeking to boost energy levels throughout the day. Despite rising prices ... Read More
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Tea in Bolivia
... pricing and local production, making it an accessible alternative for many households. Black tea, in particular, has emerged as the most prominent category, with its growth underpinned by widespread domestic production. This has resulted in ... Read More
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Bottled Water in Bolivia
... but also in the highlands, have spurred greater demand for hydration solutions. Additionally, environmental challenges such as widespread forest fires, particularly during July, August, and September, have prompted health authorities and media outlets to advocate ... Read More
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Juice in Bolivia
... importing raw materials and finished products. Additionally, adverse climatic conditions have impacted local fruit production, further increasing raw material costs. Despite these challenges, the consumption of juice by volume has demonstrated positive figures, largely supported ... Read More
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