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Growth of sports nutrition in 2025 was supported by high sports participation and gym attendance, and protein moved further into mainstream “everyday wellness” baskets. Consumers traded up to formats that combine taste with efficacy - most notably larger tubs of protein and multipacks of bars - whil ...

In 2025, Estonians maintained supplements in their daily routines but adopted a more pragmatic shopping approach following two inflationary years, resulting in steady rather than spectacular growth. Probiotics and eye-health formulas both expanded faster than the market. Non-herbal supplements remai ...

Estonia experienced a significant uptick in paediatric respiratory illnesses in early 2025, with influenza cases jumping 39% in the first weeks of January and affecting all age groups - children 0–7 being among the hardest hit. As a result, the cough, cold and allergy market is on a steady upswing i ...

Estonia’s digestive remedies market continues to expand in 2025 as reflux sufferers have shifted from withdrawn H2 blockers to PPIs and antacids, making these the main engines of value growth. Also, population ageing is lifting steady demand for laxatives and digestive enzymes as older adults manage ...

Dermatologicals continued to increase in Estonia in 2025, with growth concentrated in everyday infection and irritation care. The strongest uplifts were in topical germicidals/antiseptics, haemorrhoid treatments and cold sore treatments, helped by a hygiene mindset that persisted post-pandemic, more ...

Weight management and wellbeing posted low single-digit growth in 2025 as health-conscious consumers looked for convenient, structured ways to manage weight without medical intervention. Demand was led by meal replacement products, which benefited from stronger placement in pharmacies and leading gr ...

Estonia’s analgesics market continued to record modest growth in 2025, driven by systemic adult and paediatric ibuprofen, while topical anaesthetics plateau. Retail distribution is shifting as grocery and discount chains expand private label offerings, prompting branded players to lean on pharmacy l ...

Value sales of consumer health in Estonia rose in 2025, driven by a busy respiratory illness season, premiumisation, and improved product availability. Gut health became a halo across categories, with probiotics and synbiotics linking digestion to immunity, mood, sleep, and even skin health, while “ ...

The standout trend of the Estonian Vitamin market in 2025 is the shift to benefit-led products. Immune-supporting vitamin C is outpacing the market in 2025, while more commoditised categories like vitamin D are declining. This reflects Estonians’ willingness to invest in vitamins that promise clear, ...

Value sales of wound care in Estonia returned to steady growth in 2025 as everyday injuries and self-care stayed elevated while price inflation eased. The rebound was broad-based, but gauze, tape and other wound care was the most dynamic category, helped by greater home first aid kit replenishment ( ...

Rising demand for herbal/traditional products in Estonia in 2025 was buoyed by a practical “self-care first” mindset and a continued preference for gentler, plant-based options when treating common ailments. A heavier cold/flu season and a noticeable allergy cycle kept households replenishing herbal ...

Estonia’s paediatric consumer health market saw another increase 2025, with growth largely driven by a heavier respiratory illness season and the return to routine mixing in schools and day-care settings, which led to more symptom-driven purchases. This prompted parents to return to pharmacies for s ...

Volume growth of cheese is expected to slow to stagnation in Estonia in 2025. Rising prices - driven in part by the increased VAT rate - are limiting its expansion. Nevertheless, Estonians show no signs of giving up cheese, which continues to enjoy strong cultural and culinary relevance. Packaged ha ...

The market for dairy products and alternatives in Estonia is expected to see a flat performance in volume terms in 2025. Despite early signs of economic recovery, a VAT increase, implemented in July, has led to a noticeable rise in retail prices across most food categories, including dairy. As a res ...

Volume sales of yoghurt and sour milk products in Estonia are expected to decline in 2025. The market has become largely saturated, with limited room for further expansion. Sour milk products, especially kefir, which dominates the category - are long-established staples in the local diet. While kefi ...

The market for butter and spreads in Estonia is expected to see a decline in volume sales in 2024, while current value sales will continue to rise. This trend is being driven by a consumer shift towards butter, which is perceived as a healthier and more premium product. Although margarine and spread ...

While sales of plant-based dairy products in Estonia remain modest compared to regular dairy offerings, the market is expected to continue seeing robust growth in both volume and current value terms in 2025. This will be driven primarily by the rising popularity of plant-based milk, which has expand ...

Volume sales of drinking milk products are expected to remain stable in Estonia in 2025, continuing the trend of the previous year. The market is dominated by full fat fresh milk, which is a staple for the majority of households. Local consumers continue to overwhelmingly prefer fresh milk to shelf ...

Retail sales of baby food in Estonia are expected to continue declining in volume terms in 2025. The primary driver behind this trend is the country’s falling birth rate, which significantly reduces the consumer base for these products. Even rising prices - partly driven by a 2% VAT increase in July ...

Other dairy is expected to register a solid performance in current value terms in Estonia in 2025. However, this stems primarily from significant price increases rather than a rise in consumer demand. Inflationary pressures, including higher production costs and increased VAT, have pushed up retail ...

The 2023 report on the Estonia passenger cars market provides an overview of both new registrations and the overall fleet structure. It presents data on the number of new passenger cars by type of engine fuel in 2023 and tracks the share of alternative fuel vehicles among new registrations from 2021 ...

Estonia Cards and Payments: Opportunities and Risks to 2029 Summary GlobalData’s ‘Estonia Cards and Payments: Opportunities and Risks to 2029' report provides detailed analysis of market trends in the Estonian cards and payments industry. It provides values and volumes for a number of key performanc ...

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 ...

Snacks in Estonia is poised to register a markedly improved performance in current value growth terms in 2025. This is primarily due to unit price increases imposed to offset elevated cost pressures and a hike in VAT that took effect from July, however, as retail volume sales are set to contract for ...