... Saudi Arabia report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the market at a national level. It provides the latest retail sales data 2007-2011, allowing you to identify the sectors driving growth. ...  |  more...

... volume growth of 5%. In the off-trade, growth was driven by consumers gradually switching from unpackaged to packaged products, especially within tea, while in the on-trade the expansion of specialist coffee shops was the main ...  |  more...

... on imports of fuel), a collapse in tourismrevenues, and a slowdown in foreign capital inflows. Moreover, with no end in sight to the ongoing civilwar in Syria, we now believe Lebanon's economy will remain in ...  |  more...

... Dhabi Food Control Authority in 2010, with the ban also including burgers, nuts and crisps alongside sugary soft drinks. Within soft drinks, this ban mainly impacted carbonates and also damaged the image of these products. ...  |  more...

... Standardisation and Metrology (EASM). Cabinet Resolution No.8-2010 limits energy drinks to a total of 32mg of caffeine, 400mg of taurine; 20mg of anistol and 240mg of gloconolacotine. Products must also be registered with the health ...  |  more...

... for bottled water throughout the review period and into 2011. Consumers are increasingly carrying bottled water with them while on-the-go or making impulse purchases of these products when thirsty, rather than opting for soft drinks ...  |  more...

... followed a return to economic growth in the United Arab Emirates and growing confidence in the country’s future economic performance. As a result, total volume and current value sales grew by 8% and 10% respectively ...  |  more...

... 10%. This higher rate of growth can be attributed to increased tourism in the country, along with an increase in the number of pilgrims that visited the country in 2011. The number of tourists from ...  |  more...

... increasingly substituted for alternative products that are perceived to be healthier, such as 100% juices. Although concentrates have traditionally been an essential part of the diet of local consumers, particularly when breaking fast during... Euromonitor ...  |  more...

... the growing base of young adult consumers. College students, young professionals and busy mothers have all shown increased demand for products that they can consume on the go. Hence, RTD tea meets this demand, with ...  |  more...

... illustrates the fact that although demand remains strong, consumers are still in the process of overcoming the negative sentiment attached to these products, particularly as there is a wealth of information available on the internet. ...  |  more...

... level. It provides the latest retail sales data, allowing you to identify the sectors driving growth. It identifies the leading companies, the leading brands and offers strategic analysis of key factors influencing the market - ...  |  more...