Category: Food & Beverage
Malaysia Food & Beverage
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Tea in Malaysia
... supported by the prominent health and wellness trend and increasing awareness of health issues amongst adults, and particularly the elderly, driving consumers to shift their eating habits toward healthier foods and beverages. The tea category ... Read More
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Hot Drinks in Malaysia
... to drive down volume sales through the retail channel. Price drivers have included hikes in the costs of raw materials such as coffee, cocoa, and sugar. Beyond factors such as the weather leading to a ... Read More
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Other Hot Drinks in Malaysia
... MYR0.47 per 100g was extended to pre-mixed beverages, which include other hot drinks, from March 2024. A consecutive year of high unit price growth is set to dampen demand for malt-based hot drinks in 2024 ... Read More
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Coffee in Malaysia
... a result of the poor harvest in Vietnam due to extreme weather and hikes in transportation costs in Brazil. Indeed, such developments have led to calls for Malaysia to pay greater attention to developing its ... Read More
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Sports Drinks in Malaysia
... accessibility in cafés and restaurants, especially outlets focused on health-orientated menus. Thus, sports drinks are increasingly prevalent in foodservice settings, enhancing convenience for consumers who can purchase them on the go. Moreover, many fitness centres ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Malaysia
... on foodservice, travel and consumer mobility in the wake of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Despite the return to the office, schools, socialising and travel, with tourism flows gaining pace, on-trade volume sales remained below the ... Read More
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RTD Coffee in Malaysia
... although growth rates remained strong amid persistent inflationary pressure. Consumers, especially in on-trade settings, tended to gravitate towards freshly brewed coffee rather than RTD coffee, prioritising quality and freshness. They increasingly focused on the overall ... Read More
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Energy Drinks in Malaysia
... than in 2023. In Malaysia, energy drinks has a fairly limited consumer audience, and faces strong competition from other soft drinks. In a more positive light, the revival of domestic and international travel in the ... Read More
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Bottled Water in Malaysia
... pressure on raw materials, production, supply chains and product prices. However, the strong growth performance of flavoured bottled water, which carries higher unit prices, also exerted upward pressure on the average unit price and value ... Read More
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RTD Tea in Malaysia
... double-digit growth at the end of the review period. Nonetheless, fast development was driven by consumers’ shifting their preference from traditional carbonates to perceived healthier beverages in general. Moreover, the ongoing recovery of foodservice in ... Read More
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Asian Speciality Drinks in Malaysia
... without sufficient unique selling points or differentiation. The selection of Asian speciality drinks available through supermarkets is often limited, as these products are considered niche, reducing their offer and sales in the off-trade channel. Small ... Read More
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Carbonates in Malaysia
... post-Coronavirus (COVID-19) period. Carbonates, considered staple offerings in the foodservice channel, are popular particularly in casual dining settings. Euromonitor International's Carbonates in Malaysia report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the ... Read More
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Concentrates in Malaysia
... growth in demand, against a low market size for powder concentrates in off-trade (RTD) volume terms. At the end of the review period, liquid concentrates maintained steady momentum, while powder concentrates was under more pressure ... Read More
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Juice in Malaysia
... strong substitution risks from other soft drinks categories, especially concentrates. Concentrates are far more economical than juice products as they can be diluted for multiple servings. For instance, the leading concentrates brand, Barkath Co-Ro’s Sunquick, ... Read More
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Malaysia Beverages Consumption Trends and Forecasts Tracker, Q3 2024 (Dairy and Soy Drinks, Alcoholic Drinks, Soft Drinks and Hot Drinks)
... alcoholic drinks is an essential tool for keeping up-to-date with the latest industry performance and developments on a quarterly basis. Scope Top line consumption volumes for Q3-2024 vs Q3-2023, moving annual totals (MAT), full year ... Read More
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Food Preparation Appliances in Malaysia
... According to Euromonitor’s Voice of the Consumer Lifestyle survey for 2024, over 50% of respondents stated that a low price was the key consideration when purchasing food and beverages compared to the 2021 survey when ... Read More
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Baked Goods in Malaysia
... leavened bread, packaged cakes and packaged pastries, are considered essential foods by Malaysians. They are typically consumed for breakfast or during tea breaks throughout the day. Packaged baked goods are also widely distributed in grocery ... Read More
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Processed Fruit and Vegetables in Malaysia
... to a return to out-of-home lifestyles and the revival of domestic and international tourism. Despite the effects of food inflation, dining out is still part of everyday life in Malaysia, with local consumers in urban ... Read More
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Rice, Pasta and Noodles in Malaysia
... the local currency, the ringgit, and disruptions to the global supply chain. Malaysia imports a relatively large amount of rice from Thailand, the cultivation of which suffers from the effects of climate change and a ... Read More
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Staple Foods in Malaysia
... of the diesel subsidy and more cash aid helped offset the impact of inflation on overall consumption. Euromonitor International's Staple Foods in Malaysia report offers in-depth knowledge of the market at a national level, providing ... Read More
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Processed Meat, Seafood and Alternatives To Meat in Malaysia
... Malaysia due to an overwhelming consumer preference for fresh meat, which is widely available at local wet markets. Frozen processed meat is more popular than chilled processed meat due to its longer shelf life, as ... Read More
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Sweet Spreads in Malaysia
... the previous year, due to price hikes for raw materials (including raw honey, fresh fruits, and cocoa), packaging and transportation. This has served to dampen willingness to spend on sweet spreads amongst budget conscious consumers. ... Read More
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Sauces, Dips and Condiments in Malaysia
... the year, though it continued to provide cash aid to low-income groups to help to maintain consumers’ capacity to spend on essential items, including sauces, dips and condiments. Malaysian consumers typically prefer to cook at ... Read More
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Meals and Soups in Malaysia
... volume and value terms during the year, supported by product innovation. CJ Foods introduced bibigo halal Korean mandu and hoppang (dumpling and steamed bun) in March 2024. This was followed by a partnership with the ... Read More
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Cooking Ingredients and Meals in Malaysia
... to improve as the rise in the price of raw materials for products such as palm oil has stabilised in 2024, which has encouraged consumers to purchase these products. In a highly budget conscious environment, ... Read More
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