Category: Coffee & Tea
Coffee & Tea market research reports by Euromonitor International
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Other Hot Drinks in Austria
Other Hot Drinks in Austria Other hot drinks recorded positive retail volume and value growth in Austria in 2023 despite growing health trends driving more consumers to lower their sugar intake. This was due to indulgence playing a growing role in consumers' everyday lives, a polarising trend to hea ... Read More
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Coffee in Austria
Coffee in Austria Retail value sales of coffee continued to grow in 2023, recording positive double-digit results. However, these results were mainly driven by rising inflation and product price increases. As such, while value sales rose, retail volume sales declined, with consumers reducing their c ... Read More
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Hot Drinks in Bangladesh
Hot Drinks in Bangladesh In 2023, hot drinks is thriving in Bangladesh, especially tea and coffee. Despite a minimal price rise compared to other products, coffee has experienced some inflation. Supplementary drinks face reduced consumption among low and middle-income consumers. However, the afforda ... Read More
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Lipton Teas & Infusions in Hot Drinks (World)
Lipton Teas & Infusions in Hot Drinks (World) Lipton Teas & Infusions (formerly Ekaterra, Unilever’s tea division), after separation from Unilever, inherited a tea portfolio of 36 brands with total turnover of USD3 billion, making it the number one company in tea in the world. Two thirds of company ... Read More
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Coffee in Singapore
Coffee in Singapore Out-of-home consumption of coffee continues to rise in 2023, supporting the positive performance of foodservice. This is despite increasing prices due to the hike in GST and ongoing supply chain disruptions as a result of the war in Ukraine and the lingering effects of the pandem ... Read More
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Other Hot Drinks in Singapore
Other Hot Drinks in Singapore Foodservice volume sales of malt-based hot drinks continue to grow strongly in 2023. The second phase of Nutri-Grade regulations set to be implemented on 30 December 2023 for freshly prepared beverages will affect other hot drinks sold in foodservice establishments, whe ... Read More
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Hot Drinks in Singapore
Hot Drinks in Singapore Retail value sales of hot drinks in Singapore continue to grow in 2023, while retail volume sales are stagnating. Coffee is the strongest performer in retail value growth terms, while demand through retail is flat (albeit above pre-pandemic levels) as greater mobility outside ... Read More
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Tea in Singapore
Tea in Singapore Retail volume sales of tea continue to decline in 2023 as consumers are spending greater time away from the home. This shift diminishes interest in tea consumption as the chance to enjoy a leisurely cup of tea at home fades. This is in contrast to coffee, where retail demand continu ... Read More
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Other Hot Drinks in Hong Kong, China
Other Hot Drinks in Hong Kong, China The convenience factor in other hot drinks is becoming increasingly evident, with the emergence of pods in the local market. Brands such as Horlicks, Maltesers, Nescafé Dolce Gusto, and PODiSTA are offering malt-based and chocolate-based flavoured powder drinks i ... Read More
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RTD Coffee in New Zealand
RTD Coffee in New Zealand Within RTD coffee, the popularity of the category has been driven by cold brew coffee. The RTD coffee category is amongst the most sensitive of all soft drinks categories to international pricing pressures owing to its reliance on imported coffee. Statistics New Zealand dat ... Read More
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Hot Drinks in Hong Kong, China
Hot Drinks in Hong Kong, China The convenience of hot drinks for local consumers is becoming increasingly significant due to the penetration of the pod format in tea, malt-based and chocolate-based flavoured powder drinks. This format offers consumers the flexibility to experiment with brewing new d ... Read More
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RTD Tea in New Zealand
RTD Tea in New Zealand During the review period, RTD tea benefited strongly from an association with health and wellness preferences, with carbonated RTD tea and kombucha in particular aligning with functional health and wellness trends and being a major driver behind overall growth in the category. ... Read More
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Tea in Hong Kong, China
Tea in Hong Kong, China Despite the traditional nature of tea, it is continuing to constantly evolve to maintain consumer demands. Tea Château’s unconventional tea capsules have been well-received, with the brand launching new flavours throughout the year. In addition to marketing its functional ben ... Read More
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Coffee in Hong Kong, China
Coffee in Hong Kong, China While coffee consumption is gradually shifting back to foodservice due to relaxed pandemic restrictions in Hong Kong, habit persistence ensures that demand through retail remains elevated. To combat this, foodservice brands are increasingly introducing various formats of t ... Read More
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HW Hot Drinks in Switzerland
HW Hot Drinks in Switzerland 2022 saw a steep decline in demand for hot drinks in Switzerland and this can be seen as the natural reaction to the strong performances that were recorded in the category in 2020 and 2021, when the strict approach taken to social distancing and home seclusion during the ... Read More
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RTD Coffee in South Korea
RTD Coffee in South Korea The era of the “3 Highs” – high-interest rates, high inflation, and high oil prices – led to the rise of RTD (ready-to-drink) coffee as a popular alternative to expensive coffee shops. This trend prompted both traditional coffee beverage companies such as Dong Suh and Lotte ... Read More
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RTD Tea in South Korea
RTD Tea in South Korea RTD tea is set to see minimal growth off-trade volume growth in 2023. However, vastly difference performances are expected across categories. For instance, whilst regular still RTD tea is set to see a negligible decline, reduced sugar still RTD tea is expected to see low growt ... Read More
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Coffee in the Netherlands
Coffee in the Netherlands Retail volume sales of coffee in the Netherlands are set to contract for a third consecutive year in 2023. This is partly attributable to the easing of the pandemic and the ending of associated restrictions, in that consumers are now spending more time outside the home. Add ... Read More
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Other Hot Drinks in the Netherlands
Other Hot Drinks in the Netherlands In keeping with its performance over most of the review period, other hot drinks is set to contract in retail volume terms in 2023. As a mature category with a much narrower appeal than coffee and tea in the Netherlands, it continues to suffer from a lack of inves ... Read More
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HW Hot Drinks in Austria
HW Hot Drinks in Austria Coffee remains the most popular and most commonly consumed hot drink in Austria. On average, Austrian consumers drink around three cups of coffee per day and it should therefore come as little surprise that many local consumers aim to integrate their daily coffee drinking ro ... Read More
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Tea in the Netherlands
Tea in the Netherlands Overall retail volume sales of tea in the Netherlands have continued to contract in 2023 due to a combination of rising prices, weakened purchasing power, increasing maturity and the fact that consumers are now spending less time at home with the return to pre-pandemic routine ... Read More
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RTD Coffee in Denmark
RTD Coffee in Denmark Demand for RTD coffee remains limited in Denmark but is expanding rapidly amidst rising consumer awareness. RTD coffee is largely reliant on impulse purchases, as the product is known mainly as a more convenient alternative to the fresh, hot coffee served by cafés and specialis ... Read More
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RTD Coffee in Greece
RTD Coffee in Greece RTD coffee has a very low penetration in Greece, largely due to strong competition from fresh coffee. The strong coffee culture in the country, and the wide availability of specialist coffee shops means that takeaway coffee prices are very competitive. Despite the on-the-go coff ... Read More
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Coffee in the US
Coffee in the US Over the last three years, the way in which people in the US consume coffee has undergone significant and continuing change. Initially, due to the pandemic, there was a swift shift towards drinking coffee at home, driving retail volumes and leading to decline in foodservice volumes. ... Read More
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Tea in the US
Tea in the US Tea is not the only beverage facing supply chain challenges. However, when compared with some other beverages in the US, tea is relatively better off, as it has not been affected by harvest issues, like coffee, nor is it heavily reliant on aluminium cans, like beer. The biggest challen ... Read More
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