Category: Food & Beverage
Europe Food & Beverage
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Other Hot Drinks in Bosnia and Herzegovina
... been primarily driven by the increasing interest of local consumers in newly launched brands and product formats within this category. Although inflationary pressures have persisted, the rate of price increases has been more subdued compared ... Read More
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RTD Tea in Switzerland
... than carbonates and some energy or sports drinks, as it tends to be lower in calories and sugar. Still RTD tea is considered healthier and more appealing for most people, and it continued to outperform ... Read More
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Tea in Sweden
... for Swedes regarding hot beverages, tea's market share remains relatively small. In the off-trade, tea accounts for less than 10% of total volume, with its share in on-trade sales even lower—around half that of off-trade. ... Read More
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Coffee in Sweden
... retail coffee purchases. In 2022, coffee prices surged dramatically, continuing into 2023, albeit at a slower pace. In 2024, unit prices decreased compared to 2023. Euromonitor International's Coffee in Sweden report offers a comprehensive guide ... Read More
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RTD Coffee in Croatia
... volume growth. Coffee is Croatia’s most popular hot drinks by far and consumers are open to also make the shift to RTD coffee. Sales are also highly seasonal, with sales peaking during the summer months, ... Read More
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Sports Drinks in Ireland
... sports drinks are not available through foodservice (on-trade) channels. Euromonitor International's Sports Drinks in Ireland report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the market at a national level. It provides the ... Read More
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Energy Drinks in Sweden
... volume terms, while energy drinks outperformed most areas. Euromonitor International's Energy Drinks in Sweden report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the market at a national level. It provides the latest ... Read More
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Energy Drinks in Germany
... The off-trade channel offers an increasing range of energy drinks, with brands continuing to diversify their products to meet a broad consumer base. In recent years, the category has shifted towards more innovative flavours and ... Read More
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Juice in the Czech Republic
... the review period, driven by inflationary pressures. In addition, in 2024, the renewal package law moved juices from the reduced 15% VAT bracket to the standard 21%. This resulted in another significant price hike for ... Read More
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Energy Drinks in the Czech Republic
... living for Czech households. As the economic situation stabilised and inflation rates eased, the sector saw ongoing growth, with off-trade volumes increasing by 5%. However, while the landscape remained on an upward trajectory, the pace ... Read More
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Juice in Ireland
... related to such product’s high sugar content in many cases, which helps to explain why coconut and other plant waters is the subcategory seeing the strongest volume growth, due to the healthier positioning of the ... Read More
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Concentrates in Bosnia and Herzegovina
... As consumers increasingly gravitate toward reduced-sugar beverage alternatives and healthier soft drinks, liquid concentrates have lost their appeal. This trend has led to a moderate decline in the off-trade volume growth rate for the overall ... Read More
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Concentrates in Ireland
... options in soft drinks, which suits the budgets of price-sensitive consumers. Powder concentrates is showing stronger off-trade volume growth than liquid concentrates. Euromonitor International's Concentrates in Ireland report offers a comprehensive guide to the size ... Read More
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RTD Coffee in Ireland
... review period. This popularity is also supported by players in hot coffee launching cold RTD variants of their best-selling products. For example, Nescafé Gold Iced Salted Caramel Latte sachets and Kenco Hot/Iced Vanilla Latte sachets ... Read More
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Juice in Croatia
... the severe disruption in the global orange juice supply, specifically from Brazil and the US. This global supply crisis has had a direct impact on local demand, as local producers rely on imported orange juice ... Read More
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Coffee in Ukraine
... invested in product innovation, marketing, and expanding their distribution channels. For local consumers, coffee is a core part of the everyday consumption basket, with many seeing it as an essential item that other beverages cannot ... Read More
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RTD Tea in Sweden
... its visibility and appeal compared to more established soft drink categories like carbonates, juice, and bottled water. Furthermore, Swedes generally have a preference for more traditional soft drinks. In the hot drinks sector, coffee dominates ... Read More
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RTD Coffee in Bosnia and Herzegovina
... have resulted in stable off-trade retail volume growth. Additionally, the lingering effects of inflation have led to moderate increases in product prices, further boosting the category’s value performance. As a result, RTD coffee has achieved ... Read More
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Concentrates in the Czech Republic
... interest in making their own flavoured water with concentrates. As the economy improves, consumers are likely to shift even more towards other, more diverse soft drinks, which will become more accessible as disposable income increases. ... Read More
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RTD Tea in Croatia
... with sales peaking during the summer months, with demand driven by tourists and local consumers alike. Consumers are drawn to RTD teas for their variety of flavours, low-calorie options, and perceived health benefits compared with ... Read More
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RTD Tea in Germany
... price increases, the category is facing challenges as it matures. This can be attributed to several factors, including heightened competition from other categories that are increasingly blurring the lines between traditional soft drinks. RTD tea ... Read More
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Juice in Germany
... prompting many to reduce their intake of sugary beverages. Nonetheless, 100% juice retains a positive reputation for its natural ingredients and perceived health benefits, particularly as a source of essential vitamins. Demand for juice with ... Read More
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Energy Drinks in Croatia
... and catalogue promotions. Weekly promotions create a sense of urgency. In addition, local store promotions, such as in-store discounts or bundled deals drive foot traffic to specific retailers. This promotional approach not only stimulates sales ... Read More
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Tea in Ukraine
... to sugary soft drinks while enjoying a sense of novelty and indulgence. The growing assortment of exotic and unusual flavours has made these teas even more appealing for home consumption, not just in their traditional ... Read More
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Carbonates in Switzerland
... a moderate inflation rate, consumer behaviour returned to normal. A warm summer contributed to a slightly higher demand for refreshing beverages, including carbonates, which are partially favoured due to their larger variety of flavours, despite ... Read More
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