Category: Food & Beverage
Central America Food & Beverage
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Soft Drinks in Panama
... The ongoing recovery of the foodservice industry and return of tourists to the country boosted sales, while sports drinks benefited from heatwaves. Sales of RTD coffee and RTD tea also experienced strong growth, though both ... Read More
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Hot Drinks in Panama
... by significant global price hikes. Economic uncertainty, rising inflation and the war in Ukraine had an impact on consumer spending power. Nevertheless, sales are being supported for drinks that can be prepared quickly, especially among ... Read More
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Bottled Water in Guatemala
... high penetration rate as is regularly purchased by a considerable part of the population due to the limited supply of public drinking water. According to reports from the Planet Water Foundation based on data from ... Read More
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Concentrates in Guatemala
... water in Guatemala is not suitable consumption, which involves an additional cost. To drive demand during a time when growing inflationary pressures are curbing purchasing power, players are promoting the affordability of their products, which ... Read More
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RTD Coffee in Guatemala
... strong cultural preference for hot coffee, which is by far the most popular product type in the local hot drinks category. Volume growth potential is further constrained by limited distribution, comparatively high prices and a ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Guatemala
... from the Bank of Guatemala (Banguat), GDP was projected to grow by around 3.7%, whilst inflation was estimated to be close to 4.2% in 2024. In addition to rising living costs, Guatemala continues to face ... Read More
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Sports Drinks in Guatemala
... sports practice, but also as pleasant tasting drinks to help them stay cool in the warm climate. Rising temperatures in recent years have been driving consumption occasions outside of sporting activities. Euromonitor International's Sports Drinks ... Read More
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Carbonates in Guatemala
... bottles and promotional packs. Consumers also switched to other categories, such as RTD tea and juice drinks. In response, carbonates manufacturers introduced more promotional packs of two and three bottles in 3-litre formats, which have ... Read More
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Energy Drinks in Guatemala
... such as construction workers, farmers, or workers on night or long shifts. They are also consumed by taxi drivers and more recently by people who work making deliveries. Traditionally, energy drinks have been positioned as ... Read More
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RTD Tea in Guatemala
... a sustained manner. Also, younger consumers appreciate the flavour variety of RTD tea and perceive it to be a healthier alternative to carbonated drinks. To connect with younger generations of Guatemalans, the leading Lipton brand ... Read More
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Juice in Guatemala
... opting for soft drinks offering superior hydration, especially in impulse purchases outside the home. Consequently, juice is losing ground to sports drinks and RTD tea. Euromonitor International's Juice in Guatemala report offers a comprehensive guide ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in El Salvador
... largest categories with reduced sugar variants in the former gaining significant popularity. High rates of caries among children related to carbonates consumption continue to cause concern. Euromonitor International's Soft Drinks in El Salvador report offers ... Read More
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Energy Drinks in Costa Rica
... following the pandemic has boosted the popularity of energy drinks in social settings, particularly bars. These beverages have gained traction as a trendy option for providing an energy boost during nightlife activities, further expanding their ... Read More
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Carbonates in Costa Rica
... Rica as players seek to diversify their flavour offerings and attract a broader consumer base. Consumers can now explore unique choices like Calypso, Dr. Pepper Cherry, Squirt, Fanta Berry, WarHeads Sour Black Cherry Soda, Pepsi ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Costa Rica
... is expected to grow by 4.4% in its gross domestic product (GDP) during 2024. The Central Bank reported that the national economy grew by 5.1% in 2023. Soft drinks in 2024 is characterised by an ... Read More
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Bottled Water in Costa Rica
... goals. Bottled water has become a popular choice, not only as a healthier option during meals and snacks but also as a versatile substitute for traditional beverages. Additionally, the rising interest in flavoured and carbonated ... Read More
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RTD Tea in Costa Rica
... alternative to carbonated drinks. This versatile drink is consumed during various occasions, including snack times, meals, and social gatherings, appealing to consumers across all age groups. Leading brands such as Tropical, Hi-C, Fuze Tea, Lío ... Read More
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Concentrates in Costa Rica
... large groups, as they offer a quick, convenient, and affordable means of creating beverages. While natural drinks such as fresh lemonade and fruit-based concoctions hold cultural significance, powdered options have carved out a significant niche ... Read More
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Sports Drinks in Costa Rica
... who previously avoided sports drinks due to their high sugar content. Medical professionals have also recommended these lighter alternatives for patients needing rehydration, particularly in cases of diarrhoea, as they contain less sugar while still ... Read More
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Juice in Costa Rica
... popular among children, parents seeking healthier alternatives are increasingly turning to juice. Juice boxes, in particular, are perceived as a better-for-you option for lunchboxes, on-the-go consumption, and home use. However, as health consciousness grows, especially ... Read More
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RTD Coffee in Costa Rica
... struggled to compete effectively with energy drinks and carbonated beverages, which are perceived as more accessible and familiar choices. The limited RTD coffee options, such as Café Olé’s products in glass jars, are often regarded ... Read More
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Other Hot Drinks in Guatemala
... powdered brands focused on promoting the affordability of their drinks in 2024. Nesquik (Nestlé SA), for instance, promoted its low-cost 200g resealable stand-up pouches, which “make 15 glasses”. A similar strategy was implemented by Choco ... Read More
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Coffee in Guatemala
... makes coffee accessible to consumers with varying purchasing capacities. Local coffee production is well-developed. Indeed, the microclimate present in Guatemala allows players to produce unique varieties of coffee, which has made the country a leading ... Read More
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Hot Drinks in El Salvador
... saw moderate growth due to its existing high penetration, cost of living pressures, and more pronounced hot weather during which cold drinks were favoured over hot ones. Tea is hampered by a lack of tradition ... Read More
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Other Hot Drinks in Costa Rica
... for children, driven by brands such as Nesquik, Johnny's, Cocoa Dulce, and Milo, which parents frequently purchase to mix into milk as part of their children’s daily routines. These brands have successfully created associations with ... Read More
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