Category: Beverages
Beverages market research reports by Euromonitor International
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Juice in Belgium
Juice in Belgium The juice landscape in Belgium continued to experience a rapid decline, driven by significant price increases. One of the primary challenges is the shortage of oranges caused by diseases, destroyed crops, and a lack of buffer stock, which has led to substantial inflation. Although m ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Azerbaijan
Soft Drinks in Azerbaijan In 2024, soft drinks in Azerbaijan continued to show positive dynamics, supported by a slowdown in unit price growth. This development made soft drinks more appealing to consumers. Unlike in many Central Asian countries, where rising unit prices have spurred heavy reliance ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Belgium
Soft Drinks in Belgium In 2024, the soft drinks landscape in Belgium experienced a decline in retail volume as consumers increasingly prioritised health, with the aim of reducing their overall consumption. However, some of these beverages appealed as affordable indulgences. Consequently, the transit ... Read More
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Sports Drinks in New Zealand
Sports Drinks in New Zealand With New Zealand enveloped in a cost-of-living crisis in 2024, household budgets have come under considerable strain. Although the high inflation rates seen over the past two years have started to ease, they remain notably elevated compared to pre-COVID levels. Many othe ... Read More
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Bottled Water in Argentina
Bottled Water in Argentina Amid the ongoing economic downturn, bottled water, which accounts for a significant share of soft drink sales in Argentina, has registered a sharp decline in sales in 2024. The economic crisis has notably impacted middle and low-income households, leading to a substantial ... Read More
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Other Hot Drinks in New Zealand
Other Hot Drinks in New Zealand New Zealand’s hospitality sector has faced considerable challenges in 2024, significantly impacting hot drinks sales in cafés and restaurants. With consumers increasingly mindful of their budgets amid rising living costs and economic uncertainty, many are cutting back ... Read More
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Sports Drinks in Egypt
Sports Drinks in Egypt In 2024, sports drinks recorded a significant decline, with a retail volume fall of 24%. This decline was the result of the slow supply of the product, which led to empty shelves. Over the review period, sports drinks were one of the categories most negatively impacted by the ... Read More
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RTD Coffee in Denmark
RTD Coffee in Denmark In 2024, RTD iced coffee sales continued to perform well, driven by a broader selection of variants and increased availability in different pack sizes. This expansion has made the product more accessible and appealing to a wider range of consumers, offering choices to suit vari ... Read More
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Hot Drinks in China
Hot Drinks in China In 2024, hot drinks in China is expected to see stable retail current value growth, with tea and other hot drinks rising, and coffee set to decline. Total volume consumption is expected to grow modestly, with foodservice volume growth set to marginally outpace retail. The hot dri ... Read More
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Hot Drinks in the United Arab Emirates
Hot Drinks in the United Arab Emirates Hot drinks in the United Arab Emirates is a well-established industry. Unlike soft drinks, which has many new and fast-growing categories, hot drinks already has a considerable consumer base and growth limitations. Both coffee and tea are consumed as part of es ... Read More
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Tea in the United Arab Emirates
Tea in the United Arab Emirates Retail volume sales of tea in the United Arab Emirates continue to rise in 2024, although certain trends are influencing demand. Busy lifestyles in the United Arab Emirates, combined with the high purchasing power of much of the population, is encouraging consumers to ... Read More
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Tea in France
Tea in France Tea remains in a negative volume slump in retail terms in France in 2024, while value is better supported by high prices and foodservice also fares better. That said, we should also note that, whilst tea is consumed in foodservice, it is not as widespread as coffee throughout the café ... Read More
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Tea in Belgium
Tea in Belgium In 2024, the tea landscape in Belgium was challenges with a shift in consumer preferences. Millennials and Gen Z are increasingly drawn to drinks that offer a combination of rich and bold flavours. The Instagrammable factor also has an impact, with many choosing beverages that are vis ... Read More
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Coffee, Tea, Spices and Ready Meals in Italy: ISIC 1549
Coffee, Tea, Spices and Ready Meals in Italy: ISIC 1549 PPI Euromonitor International's Industrial reports provide a 360 degree view of an industry. The Industrial market report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the Coffee, Tea, Spices and Ready Meals: ISIC 1549 market at a natio ... Read More
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Hot Drinks in Azerbaijan
Hot Drinks in Azerbaijan Hot drinks in Azerbaijan, primarily represented by tea and coffee, continue to see positive development in 2024, spurred by factors such as the expanding popularity of coffee alongside the deeply rooted cultural tradition of tea consumption. Coffee consumption is growing, pa ... Read More
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Hot Drinks in Finland
Hot Drinks in Finland Hot drinks in Finland is a mature landscape, making it increasingly challenging to generate significant growth in retail volume sales. Coffee continues to be the leading category, and Finns remain among the world’s biggest coffee consumers. However, despite this strong coffee c ... Read More
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Hot Drinks in Bulgaria
Hot Drinks in Bulgaria Hot drinks in Bulgaria continued to see fast off-trade current value growth in 2024. By comparison, modest growth was seen in off-trade volume sales of hot drinks overall at the end of the review period, with tea the fastest-growing category. Thus, the strong off-trade current ... Read More
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Other Hot Drinks in Belgium
Other Hot Drinks in Belgium Sales unexpectedly surged during the initial stages of COVID-19, driven by lockdowns and the need to indulge. However, following this uplift, other hot drinks saw a continued downward volume trajectory in 2024. This decline was largely attributed to the negative perceptio ... Read More
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Coffee in the Philippines
Coffee in the Philippines Backed by an improving economy and rising disposable incomes, the coffee market in the Philippines is poised for healthy volume growth in 2024, across both retail and foodservice channels. Instant coffee continues to dominate the category, driven by the convenience of insta ... Read More
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Tea in Azerbaijan
Tea in Azerbaijan Loose black tea remains the cornerstone of tea in Azerbaijan, dominating the category due to a deeply rooted tea-drinking tradition. Black tea is integral to daily life, especially among older generations who uphold this tradition. Azerbaijan's expanding population, particularly in ... Read More
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Tea in Denmark
Tea in Denmark In 2024, black tea, the largest product area within tea in Denmark, experienced a decline in sales. This trend is largely attributed to the shift in consumption habits among younger Danish consumers, who are opting for alternatives such as ready-to-drink iced tea (RTD) and kombucha ra ... Read More
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Coffee in Azerbaijan
Coffee in Azerbaijan Coffee consumption in Azerbaijan continues to show positive volume dynamics in 2024, with instant coffee representing over 80% of total volume. This predominance is largely due to the convenience and affordability that instant coffee offers, solidifying its position as a staple ... Read More
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Other Hot Drinks in Azerbaijan
Other Hot Drinks in Azerbaijan In 2024, chocolate-based flavoured powder drinks in Azerbaijan remain a favourite among children, with parents often purchasing these drinks as indulgent treats. This product area has shown steady, albeit flat, growth as economic pressures continue to influence consume ... Read More
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Coffee in Australia
Coffee in Australia Coffee in Australia remains a staple for many local households, with the category demonstrating resilience, largely supported by the country's strong coffee culture. However, the ongoing cost-of-living pressures have tempered demand, with retail volumes stagnating and foodservice ... Read More
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Concentrates in the United Kingdom
Concentrates in the United Kingdom Demand for concentrates in the UK, driven by the off-trade channel, continues to decline in 2024, while value sales marginally rise due to an increase in the average unit price. The category benefited from home seclusion during the first year of the pandemic, recor ... Read More
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