Category: Ice Cream
Ice Cream market research reports by Euromonitor International
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Ice Cream in Kenya
Ice cream is expected to register both healthy current value and volume growth in Kenya in 2025, driven by strong impulse demand and increasing interest in family-sized formats. Ice cream remains highly weighted toward single-portion dairy-based impulse ice cream in cones, cups and sticks. This is s ... Read More
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Ice Cream in Croatia
Retail sales of ice cream in Croatia are set to continue growing in current value terms in 2025, largely driven by rising prices, as higher production and raw material costs are passed on to consumers. Premiumisation also plays a key role, with many consumers trading up to higher-quality, artisanal ... Read More
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Ice Cream in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Ice cream is expected to be the best performing snack in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 2025, with both healthy current value and volume growth. Flavour innovation, as well as increasing premiumisation, boosts value sales, with global brands increasing their penetration. Brands such as Oreo, Milka and Ha ... Read More
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Ice Cream in North Macedonia
It is expected to be a positive picture for ice cream in North Macedonia in 2025, with both healthy current value and volume growth. Increasing premiumisation supported value sales. Impulse ice cream continues to account for most value sales and is also expected to register the highest value growth. ... Read More
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Ice Cream in Greece
Ice cream is seeing healthy growth in Greece in 2025, in both value and volume terms, albeit with value slighter higher. Ice cream benefits from being a very popular snack in Greece, especially during the warmer months of the year that account for 6+months each year (normally from April to October). ... Read More
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Ice Cream in Australia
Ice cream has maintained steady growth in 2025 in retail value terms with volume growth also increasing for the second year running after several years of decline. Although consumption of ice cream has increased in 2025, price is still a significant factor in the category’s performance. Euromonitor’ ... Read More
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Ice Cream in Romania
Ice cream is expected to maintain positive volume growth in Romania in 2025, although at a slower pace than during earlier years of the review period. The product is gradually losing its seasonality, becoming a treat to be enjoyed all year round – although level of demand differs between colder and ... Read More
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Ice Cream in Nigeria
Sales of ice cream are set to rise in both retail value and volume terms in Nigeria in 2025. Ice cream is showing signs of recovery following a decline in volume sales in 2024, when it was heavily impacted by a sharp rise in unit prices. Inflationary conditions also weakened consumer spending power, ... Read More
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Ice Cream in Portugal
Ice cream consumption is increasing in both value and volume across retail and foodservice channels. This growth relates to both manufacturer brands and private labels. Product innovation has contributed to this trend; for instance, Unilever introduces a ""Summer collection"" annually, with the 2025 ... Read More
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Ice Cream in Taiwan
In 2025, ice cream in Taiwan is demonstrating strong, steady and sustained growth, driven by increasing temperature, product innovation and evolving retail strategies. With record-breaking summer temperatures in recent years, consumer demand for cold, refreshing treats has surged, significantly boos ... Read More
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Ice Cream in Uruguay
Ice cream in Uruguay is expected to register both healthy current value and volume growth in 2025. Increasing tourist numbers, including from Argentina, supports value sales. With the appreciation of the Argentine peso, Uruguay is seen as less expensive, and this leads to increasing visitor numbers. ... Read More
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Ice Cream in Saudi Arabia
In 2025, ice cream in Saudi Arabia experienced robust 8% growth in retail current value terms, reaching SAR2.3 billion. Growth can be attributed to several key factors. Firstly, ice cream consumption continued to rise as it became a daily indulgence for consumers, after school, during outings, or as ... Read More
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Ice Cream in Serbia
Ice cream is expected to register healthy volume growth in Serbia in 2025. A long hot summer supports value sales. In addition, local players continue to innovate and this keeps consumers engaged. Single portion dairy ice cream accounts for most value sales and also registers the highest value growt ... Read More
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Ice Cream in Guatemala
Ice cream continues to record growth in 2025, driven by a rising number of ice cream fans in Guatemala. Traditionally, Guatemalans have not been major dairy consumers, but dairy products are gradually becoming more common in their diets. Additionally, limited access to freezers in some areas of the ... Read More
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Ice Cream in Poland
Ice cream has seen strong growth in current value terms in 2025. Growth has been supported by a rebound in out-of-home consumption, favourable summer weather, and broader product availability across modern retail channels. Impulse ice cream has been a key sales driver, while growth has also been bac ... Read More
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Ice Cream in Uzbekistan
In 2025, Uzbekistan’s ice cream market is expected to experience noticeably slower volume growth compared to previous years. Sales are largely influenced by seasonal weather variations, which appear to be having a particular impact on demand for take-home ice cream products. Euromonitor Internationa ... Read More
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Ice Cream in Ukraine
Value sales of ice cream are rising in the Ukraine in 2025, with the category seeing some resilience during the fullscale war. A comparatively modest rise in average prices, thanks to the dominance of locally manufactured products, has helped to protect demand. Manufacturers are able to keep the uni ... Read More
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Ice Cream in Slovakia
In 2025, ice cream sales in Slovakia continued to benefit from a slight consumer shift away from more expensive categories such as chocolate confectionery, which suffered from soaring cocoa prices. Although ice cream prices were also impacted, the increase was less pronounced, positioning ice cream ... Read More
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Ice Cream in Peru
In 2025, ice cream is set to record a double-digit increase in value sales, recording the highest growth rate within Peru’s snack industry. This strong performance is driven by a combination of favourable weather, market innovation, and improved economic conditions. Euromonitor International's Ice C ... Read More
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Ice Cream in Sweden
Value sales of ice cream picked up slightly in 2025, whilst volume sales remained flat overall. Swedes are already big consumers of ice cream and have access to a wide variety of products. In order to stand out, players are paying stronger attention to flavours and quality. Well known flavours of co ... Read More
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Ice Cream in Latvia
Ice cream is expected to be the best performer of all snacks in Latvia in terms of volume growth in 2025, with volume sales increasing slightly. A long hot summer supports value sales. In addition, with high cocoa bean prices leading to significant price hikes for both chocolate confectionery and ch ... Read More
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Ice Cream in Lithuania
Retail volume sales of ice cream in Lithuania are expected to continue growing in 2025, boosted by favourable weather conditions. Warmer conditions in March and April 2025 contributed to an early start to the season, although a cooler May slightly dampened momentum. Nonetheless, summer is forecast t ... Read More
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Ice Cream in New Zealand
Amidst persistently high food inflation, elevated mortgage servicing costs, and muted wage growth, household budgets have remained under pressure in 2025. Despite this, ice cream has retained its appeal as both a low-cost indulgence and a convenient family treat. Value sales of ice cream in New Zeal ... Read More
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Ice Cream in Egypt
Ice cream is seeing robust value sales in Egypt in 2025, with volume sales also up slightly from the previous year. However, the primary driver of this value growth is price inflation. Ice cream prices in Egypt have risen due to escalating costs of essential raw materials such as milk and sugar, com ... Read More
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Ice Cream in Estonia
Ice cream in Estonia is predicted to register a modestly improved performance in current value growth terms in 2025. This is primarily due to unit price hikes resulting from cost pressures and an increase in the VAT rate, as volume growth looks set to be slower than in 2024. Nonetheless, it is the o ... Read More
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