Soft Drinks Market Research Reports & Industry Analysis

Carbonates in Bosnia and Herzegovina In line with global trends, there has been an ongoing shift from regular carbonates to reduced sugar carbonates in Bosnia and Herzegovina, resulting in a continued moderate decline in consumer demand across most categories and negative off-trade retail volume gro ...

Asian Speciality Drinks in Germany In 2024, demand for Asian speciality drinks in Germany continues to be driven primarily by off-trade sales, although the category’s presence in the local market is limited. The ongoing economic challenges, including inflation and supply chain disruptions, continue ...

Carbonates in Sweden The carbonates landscape in Sweden experienced single-digit positive retail volume growth in 2024, recovering from a slightly negative performance in 2023. The weaker performance in 2023 was largely due to high inflation, which led Swedish consumers to reduce their spending, cou ...

Concentrates in Switzerland Concentrates recorded solid volume and current value sales growth in Switzerland in 2024, proving to be a more cost-effective, convenient and flexible alternative to carbonates, flavoured bottled waters, or even RTD teas. Euromonitor International's Concentrates in Switze ...

Concentrates in Indonesia Liquid concentrates are expected to see positive volume growth in off-trade channels in Indonesia in 2024, marking a recovery from the flat performance of the previous year. The category has been bolstered by a growing presence of street stall kiosks, which have expanded th ...

Carbonates in Germany While off-trade volume sales of carbonates in Germany continue to decline, the reduced sugar segment, for both cola and non-cola carbonates, is more resilient in 2024, responding to rising health-consciousness among consumers. While demand for regular carbonates continues to wa ...

Soft Drinks in Indonesia The soft drinks market in Indonesia continues to expand, although the pace of volume growth has slowed somewhat compared to the previous year. Cost-of-living concerns remain a significant challenge, with demand remaining below pre-pandemic levels. Indeed, the country experie ...

Concentrates in Bolivia Concentrates in Bolivia continues to face challenges in 2024, with a notable decline in volume. The primary reasons behind this contraction include a consumer shift towards more practical and affordable alternatives, such as juice drinks, as well as evolving attitudes that vi ...

Soft Drinks in Honduras The soft drinks industry maintained positive growth in volume terms in 2024, although growth was stagnant from the previous year, as inflationary pressure constrained disposable incomes. Consumers remained cautious in their spending forgoing products considered as non-essenti ...

Soft Drinks in Angola Despite another year of elevated inflation sales of soft drinks still saw steady growth in retail volume terms in 2024. Access to low-priced domestically produced products ensured that demand remained stable in the key categories of bottled water and carbonates, with the govern ...

Concentrates in Ireland Concentrates is managing to achieve small positive off-trade volume gains in Ireland in 2024, while value is better supported by high prices. That said, concentrates is still one of the most affordable options in soft drinks, which suits the budgets of price-sensitive consume ...

Soft Drinks in Ireland Soft drinks in Ireland is creeping back into positive, albeit sub-decimal, off-trade volume growth in 2024, following the small negative slump seen in 2023. This is attributed to a slowdown in price increases and the start of stabilisation in inflation, which is also reflected ...

Soft Drinks in the Czech Republic Czech consumers continued to be challenged with low purchasing power in 2024, shaping results in the soft drinks landscape. While inflation stabilised, the economic recovery remained slow, with many households feeling the financial strain of the past two years. Euro ...

Concentrates in Bosnia and Herzegovina The increasing influence of health and wellness trends has continued to reshape consumer preferences in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 2024, resulting in a notable decline in demand for liquid concentrates. As consumers increasingly gravitate toward reduced-sugar be ...

Carbonates in the Czech Republic The demand for carbonates declined in 2024, primarily due to price increases driven by new legislation. The Renewal Package law raised the VAT on carbonates and other non-alcoholic drinks from 15% to 21%, resulting in an immediate price hike and dampening demand. Eur ...

Concentrates in the Czech Republic The demand for both liquid and powder concentrates was in decline prior to 2024. With price increases in a highly inflationary climate, consumers reduced their spending, with many having lost interest in making their own flavoured water with concentrates. As the ec ...

Carbonates in Indonesia The market for carbonated beverages in Indonesia is poised for a static performance in total volume terms in 2024, a marked departure from the robust growth experienced during the middle years of the review period. Health-conscious consumers are increasingly scrutinising the ...

Carbonates in Switzerland Carbonates recorded low single-digit volume growth in 2024, with only slightly higher current value sales growth. With the negative effects of COVID-19 having subsided and the economy beginning to recover, including achieving a moderate inflation rate, consumer behaviour re ...

Carbonates in Ireland Carbonates is facing challenges in Ireland in 2024, with a key obstacle being rising health trends which are influencing consumers away from high-sugar drinks and towards healthier options. While carbonates does, indeed, offer an array of reduced-sugar and free-from variants, d ...

Concentrates in Croatia Unlike many European countries, concentrates continue to be popular in Croatia, though volume growth is expected to be muted in 2024. Brands increasingly display health claims on their packaging, in order to give concentrates a healthier positioning, in particular highlightin ...

Carbonates in Bolivia In 2024, the prices of carbonates in Bolivia have experienced notable increases, primarily driven by the rising costs of imported raw materials. This is largely attributed to the elevated financial intermediation costs that companies incur when making payments to international ...

Soft Drinks in Croatia Overall, soft drinks in Croatia is expected to register moderate volume growth. With inflation easing significantly, this is expected to boost volume sales. In addition, with the number of tourists visiting Croatia, increasing year-on-year, and tourism becoming an increasingly ...

Concentrates in Germany Off-trade volume sales of concentrates in Germany continue to rise in 2024, largely due to the increasing popularity of countertop soda-making machines such as SodaStream. An increasing number of consumers are opting to prepare their own beverages at home, from classic carbon ...

Soft Drinks in Germany Off-trade volume sales of soft drinks in Germany continue to gradually fall due to ongoing inflationary pressures and rising prices. The German economy is facing several challenges. In 2024, the country has barely escaped a recession and GDP is seeing estimated growth of 0.2%. ...

Soft Drinks in Bolivia In 2024, non-alcoholic drinks in Bolivia has experienced price increases, particularly in imported products, which are more significantly impacted by the country's economic situation. This includes the ongoing shortage of dollars and rising financial costs associated with bank ...