Category: Dairy Products
Europe Dairy Products
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Cheese in the Netherlands
... soaring cheese prices leading to fewer purchases among local consumers. Although 2023’s price hike was less dramatic than that of 2022, Dutch consumers are nonetheless feeling the impact as they grapple with rising living costs. ... Read More
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Butter and Spreads in Belgium
... sales of butter have continued to decline, albeit at a slightly more modest pace. This decline is due to two major factors. Firstly is the competition from edible oils and secondly are the negative health ... Read More
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Yoghurt and Sour Milk Products in Belgium
... terms. The latter is due to the lingering effects of the inflation crisis, with retail prices continuing to rise in 2023. The consumption of yoghurt slumped in 2021 and 2022, following strong growth in 2020 ... Read More
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Other Dairy in Belgium
... consumers to look for value-for-money but also to focus on essentials. In this context, other dairy declined in retail volume terms in 2022. With inflation stabilising slightly in 2023 the category has seen a slower ... Read More
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Butter and Spreads in Slovenia
... Health experts identified butter as one of the key culprits in increasing the prevalence of cardiovascular disease and obesity in the country. In response, manufacturers are looking for ways to produce healthier butter and spreads, ... Read More
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Yoghurt and Sour Milk Products in Switzerland
... retail environment. In Switzerland, yoghurt and sour milk products offer added health benefits, including probiotics, and fat or sugar reduction, while many players advertise products as being lactose-free. These aid sales, with these products aligning ... Read More
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Cheese in Slovenia
... volume growth of the category, where spreadable cheese is the fastest growing category. Consumers more often switch from butter spreads to cheese spreads due to promoted nutritional benefits of cheese, such as high in protein ... Read More
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Plant-Based Dairy in Norway
... as that of its traditional dairy counterpart. Key drivers of plant-based milk’s downturn include a decrease in occasions for consumption, marked by a shift away from home cooking and leisurely sit-down breakfasts, coupled with a ... Read More
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Other Dairy in North Macedonia
... this particular category. The prevalence of home cooking and home baking in North Macedonia has remained strong since the COVID-19 pandemic, driving demand for core products such as cream. Chilled snacks are becoming more appealing ... Read More
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Butter and Spreads in Norway
... behaviour. As Norwegians embrace outdoor activities anew and reduce their domestic culinary pursuits, there has been a definite decrease in home-cooking and baking – especially from scratch. In addition, rising health consciousness and prevailing health ... Read More
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Cheese in North Macedonia
... for such high demand, as it can be used in preparing various foods including pizza. Consumer interest in cheese continued to increase during 2023 as increasing numbers of Macedonians came to value the product’s high ... Read More
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Butter and Spreads in North Macedonia
... volume terms, butter is growing moderately despite the shrinking consumer base. As the price advantage of margarine and spreads has been eroded in recent years due to rising manufacturing costs, consumers have turned to butter, ... Read More
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Other Dairy in Norway
... suffering a continued downward turn, attributable mainly to a reduction in consumption occasions. The societal shift away from home cooking is playing a pivotal role in this declining trajectory. Euromonitor International's Other Dairy in Norway ... Read More
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Plant-Based Dairy in Switzerland
... Plant-based Dairy in Switzerland report offers in-depth knowledge of the market at a national level, providing local insight and understanding unavailable elsewhere. In addition to the latest retail sales data 2018-2022, it identifies the leading ... Read More
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Plant-Based Dairy in Slovenia
... forcing consumers towards dairy-free diets. This in turn is fuelling growth of plant-based dairy. Marketing activities promoting plant-based dairy products as healthier and more nutritional are also contributing to growth of the market, making these ... Read More
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Dairy Products and Alternatives in Norway
... dairy products. This, coupled with the rising tide of plant-based contenders, has reshaped the competitive landscape of the Norwegian dairy market. Euromonitor International's Dairy Products and Alternatives in Norway report offers in-depth knowledge of the ... Read More
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Cheese in Norway
... accentuated by the post-pandemic return to life outside the home and restaurants resuming full service, resulting in a waning frequency in home-cooked meals, sit-down breakfasts, and thus poorer performances for cheese sales. Euromonitor International's Cheese ... Read More
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Dairy Products and Alternatives in Switzerland
... both innovation and growth, benefiting sales of products such as sour milk and plain yoghurt, with consumers increasingly reaching for added-benefits such as high levels of protein, vitamins and minerals. Plant-based dairy represents a growing ... Read More
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Yoghurt and Sour Milk Products in Slovenia
... interest. As a result, in addition to long standing popular fruity and natural flavours, more exotic and complex flavour combinations are now being introduced, such as the new yoghurt from Mlekarna Celeia with cranberry and ... Read More
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Yoghurt and Sour Milk Products in North Macedonia
... use as an everyday ingredient to prepare healthy meals and snacks. Younger consumers regularly include plain yoghurt in their diet, while the elderly traditionally consume both drinking and plain yoghurt, including the ever-popular kiselo mleko. ... Read More
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Yoghurt and Sour Milk Products in Norway
... in consumption patterns with fewer occasions rooted in home cooking and traditional sit-down breakfasts; an observable shift towards smaller packaging, and persistently increasing competition from the burgeoning sector of plant-based alternatives. However, plain yoghurt is ... Read More
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Cheese in Switzerland
... well-known for its cheese production. In fact, Switzerland proclaims itself as the ""land of cheese"", and most regions produce their own types of cheese and celebrate them through events, competitions, and awards. Swiss people are ... Read More
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Dairy Products and Alternatives in North Macedonia
... dairy products. Production costs have remained high since the outbreak of the war in Ukraine, including raw materials and fodder, energy and transportation costs Euromonitor International's Dairy Products and Alternatives in North Macedonia report offers ... Read More
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Dairy Products and Alternatives in Slovenia
... for the first few years of the forecast period. Cheese and yoghurt are perceived as high in nutritional benefits, therefore the demand for such products is growing, while the demand for butter and cream is ... Read More
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Other Dairy in Switzerland
... over health conditions increase, other dairy has responded with lower fat and low sugar options for consumers. This reactivity to consumer trends resulted in positive value sales growth in 2023. Capitalising on the trend towards ... Read More
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