Fruit and Vegetable Juice - Moldova

Concentrates in Denmark The economic downturn had a key impact on the concentrates category in 2012. Volume sales increased as consumers are saving money by substituting carbonates and bottled water with tap water, which at times  |  read more...

Fruit/Vegetable Juice in Denmark Total volume sales declined by 1%, while value sales however, increased by 1% in 2012. Consumers were, due to economic concerns, cutting back on soft drinks volume consumption including fruit/vegetable juice, and  |  read more...

Fruit/Vegetable Juice in Latvia In 2012, fruit/vegetable juice continued its declining trend after some recovery in 2011, as more consumers started to prefer bottled water and carbonates, which can be bought in more convenient smaller packaging.  |  read more...

Soft Drinks in Denmark Total sales declined in both value and volume terms as the Danes faced worsening economic prospects and rising food prices in 2012. It was the worst sales performance since the peak of  |  read more...

Fruit/Vegetable Juice in Bolivia More demanding consumers favour growth of 100% juice over fruit-flavoured drinks as consumers perceive 100% juices as healthier options. However, this trend is more clearly marked among mid- and high-income earners who  |  read more...