Grocers Market Research Reports & Industry Analysis
Food and beverage sales in the United States mainly take place in grocery stores, but in many other countries, convenience stores and gas stations are the largest channel for food and grocery sales. Superstores, such as Wal-Mart and Target, and club stores, such as Sam’s Club and Costco, are challenging traditional supermarkets as the main source of grocery purchasing by consumers. Driven by an increased use of technology, online sales for food are slowly becoming a more common way for people to get their groceries.
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Angola Food & Drink Q3 2018
... 2018 as the impact of a weaker currency and rising global oilprices filter through to consumer prices. While we expect to see robust growth across Angola’s food and drink markets, price-consciousness will continue to form ... Read More
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Cameroon Food & Drink Q3 2018
... rising politicaltensions, primarily between the country's Anglophone and Francophone communities, pose downside risks to our forecasts.Nevertheless, with a strong demographic picture and a stable economy, the outlook for the sector as a whole remains positive. Read More
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China Food & Drink Q3 2018
... Although China is enteringa period of slower economic growth, we still see considerable room for expansion as consumers turn to healthier options and tradeup to premium price points. This presents opportunities in spirits, wine, fresh ... Read More
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Croatia Food & Drink Q3 2018
... over the next few years,stronger demand for convenient, health-oriented and increasingly premium items will be witnessed across the industry. Financialdifficulties and ongoing restructuring of the country's retail conglomerate Agrokor remain the biggest risk to the ... Read More
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Czech Republic Food & Drink Q3 2018
... in consumer dietarypreferences, focus on quality and health benefits is expected to continue rising in line with the household purchasing power. Ouroutlook for the alcoholic drinks industry is somewhat less optimistic due to the already ... Read More
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New Zealand Food & Drink Q3 2018
... of increasingly stretched household balance sheets and dropping consumer confidence in recentquarters. Nonetheless, given high household spending power, premiumisation will be the key driver of sales growth as consumersfocus on health benefits, innovation and convenience. Read More
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Nigeria Food & Drink Q3 2018
... seeing a growing trend of companiesaiming to source ingredients locally in Nigeria as a result, in some instances replacing traditional items with local alternatives. For thelikes of Nigerian Breweries, this has allowed them to grow ... Read More
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Romania Food & Drink Q3 2018
... continueto expand at a rapid pace, supported by rising household incomes and ongoing investment into food and drink production and retailoperations. In line with the increasing purchasing power, increasingly premium and health-oriented products will outperform. Read More
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Serbia Food & Drink Q3 2018
... annually over the next two years. This will have positiveimplications for food and drink expenditure in the country. Additionally, low operating costs and a still fragmented food and drinkmarket will continue to attract foreign investors. Read More
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Thailand Food & Drink Q3 2018
... drinks containing sugarprompted spending to drop 0.9% in 2017 however we expect this to recover this year. Nevertheless, as a consequence, we areexpecting greater spending on heather drink options such as juices, bottled water or ... Read More
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Tunisia Food & Drink Q3 2018
... although much of it is owed to inflationary pressures.Continued urbanisation and rising disposable income will fuel the development of Tunisia's formal retail industry over the comingyears, which will, in turn, facilitate sales of packaged foodstuff. Read More
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Algeria Food & Drink Q3 2018
... to price increases. In the near term, investment in the nascent mass grocery retail industry will also be negativelyaffected. Beyond that, Algeria's favourable demographics and investment in the retail sector will see growth picking up. Read More
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Argentina Food & Drink Q3 2018
... is one of the brightest in Latin America.Following the sharp drop in inflation last year, further cooling in consumer price rises in 2018 will boost disposable incomes over theyear ahead. This will support increased household ... Read More
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Brazil Food & Drink Q3 2018
... in recent years due torecession, we expect growth to strengthen from 2018 onwards in line with the wider economy. Premiumisation trends will begin tore-emerge over our forecast period, as disposable incomes rise and middle-income households ... Read More
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Egypt Food & Drink Q3 2018
... country's sharp currency depreciation havenow passed through, and inflation will average 17.7% over 2018, compared to 29.6% in 2017. However, we expect the majority ofconsumers to remain price-conscious, with affordable, locally produced goods expected to ... Read More
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Hong Kong Food & Drink Q3 2018
... provide important support to spendinggrowth. Premiumisation will remain an important trend in both the food and drink sectors as consumers continue to demand moreexpensive and healthier products. Despite this, the relatively mature nature of the ... Read More
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Italy Food & Drink Q3 2018
... next five years. This creates opportunities fordiscount retailers, private-label goods and other companies operating at lower price points. That being said, there is a long traditionamong Italian households for demand for fresh, high quality produce ... Read More
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Nordics Food & Drink Q3 2018
... potential for large rises in consumer spending through our forecast period to 2022 remainsrelatively restrained. Despite this, opportunity exists for further product development and marketing in the organic, ethical, locallysourced and health and wellness segments. Read More
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Philippines Food & Drink Q3 2018
... expanding economy and increasing regional and global supply chain links. We note thatincreased taxation on various 'unhealthy' food and drinks products, most notably sugary drinks, could pose downside risks to salesgrowth in the short term. Read More
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Saudi Arabia Food & Drink Q3 2018
... challenges, including the introduction ofVAT, a 'sin tax' on sugary drinks and tobacco, and restrictions on non-Saudi employees in the grocery retail sector, will increaseoperating risks for companies. However, rising disposable incomes, a large youthful ... Read More
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Australia Food & Drink Q3 2018
... household spending. Despite the slowdown, we believethat premiumisation and healthification trends will continue throughout our forecast period. Australia's mature alcoholic drinksmarket will register only minor increases in terms of volume consumption, while the non-alcoholic drinks ... Read More
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Chile Food & Drink Q3 2018
... of a large number of foods and drinks, ranging from fresh fruit and fish to wine.The country is actively seeking to broaden its export markets, particularly exports to China, while opportunities for selling highervalue products ... Read More
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South Africa Food & Drink Q2 2018
... a recovery in consumer confidence. A food safety scandal that took place in thefirst quarter of 2018 could have long-lasting effects, increasing awareness on food origin and quality, especially with meat andpoultry. This should lead ... Read More
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United Kingdom Food & Drink Q3 2018
... new reality through reduced sugar in their products and try to win back consumers who may have leftas a result of this awareness campaign. We have downwardly revised our sales forecasts for carbonated soft drinks ... Read More
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Bahrain Food & Drink Q3 2018
... in the near term by the introduction of an excise tax on sugary and energy drinks in December 2017,encouraging a shift towards healthier alternatives. Meanwhile, we maintain our optimistic outlook for the food retail sector. Read More
