Category: Beverages
Europe Beverages
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Energy Drinks in Ukraine
... which has driven brands to innovate and expand their offerings. Hell Energy, for instance, invested in a new factory in Hungary, increasing its production capacity to meet rising demand. Additionally, the brand launched new flavours ... Read More
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Concentrates in Ukraine
... older consumers. These products are often considered convenient, low-cost alternatives and are closely associated with nostalgia and comfort. Euromonitor International's Concentrates in Ukraine report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Ukraine
... was driven by consumers and businesses adapting to the new reality, the return of some Ukrainian residents to the country and the stabilisation of inflation levels. A return to on-the-go consumption and impulse purchases also ... Read More
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Sports Drinks in Ukraine
... on non-essential items, in addition to limited availability of sports events, such as marathons, due to ongoing safety concerns. Sports events typically serve as key platforms for brand visibility and consumer engagement, with sponsorships helping ... Read More
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RTD Coffee in Ukraine
... are increasingly focusing on broadening their distribution networks, particularly in modern trade channels, which ensures better accessibility to urban consumers and those on the move, such as drivers at forecourt retailers. Among the best-sellers are ... Read More
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Juice in Ukraine
... Consumers are returning to juice, drawn to familiar, trusted brands offering a broader assortment of products. This return to locally produced options, rather than imported alternatives, has been a key factor in rebuilding consumer confidence ... Read More
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RTD Tea in Latvia
... is falling for RTD tea. In addition, the product has a reputation for having a high sugar level, despite the efforts of market leader Fuze Tea to reduce sugar content. With the rising health and ... Read More
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Sports Drinks in Latvia
... than many other soft drinks offerings. The health and wellness trend is bolstering sales as consumers increasingly look to include more physical activity and hydration in their daily lives. Euromonitor International's Sports Drinks in Latvia ... Read More
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Juice in Latvia
... due to surging prices. This reflected a complex interplay of global supply chain issues and local economic factors. The major driver behind the rising costs was the severe disruption in the global orange juice supply, ... Read More
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RTD Coffee in Latvia
... most popular hot drinks by far and consumers are open to also make the shift to RTD coffee. Also, consumers perceive RTD coffee as a lower sugar alternative than for instance carbonates and this is ... Read More
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Carbonates in Latvia
... emerging soft drinks such as sports and energy drinks steal volume share from carbonates. Euromonitor International's Carbonates in Latvia report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the market at a national ... Read More
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Concentrates in Latvia
... sales fall. That being said, liquid concentrates account for most volume sales and therefore, overall it is a positive picture for concentrates in 2024. Euromonitor International's Concentrates in Latvia report offers a comprehensive guide to ... Read More
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Soft Drinks in Latvia
... continuing population decline is expected to dampen volume sales. Euromonitor International's Soft Drinks in Latvia report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the market at a national level. It provides the ... Read More
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Bottled Water in Latvia
... the tap water quality is not good. Also, though still bottled water accounts for more volume sales, carbonated bottled water is expected to register higher volume growth, as consumers perceive it as offering more than ... Read More
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Energy Drinks in Latvia
... a ban on selling energy drinks to minors, due to the high sugar and caffeine content. Consumers appreciate the boost from energy drinks, both for physical activities and to get a cognitive boost when studying. ... Read More
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Coffee in Latvia
... expected. Volume growth is expected to be higher through foodservice channels. Euromonitor International's Coffee in Latvia report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the market at a national level. It provides ... Read More
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Hot Drinks in Latvia
... eased, after several years of price hikes and continuing economic uncertainty, consumers remain price sensitive. Euromonitor International's Hot Drinks in Latvia report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the market at ... Read More
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Other Hot Drinks in Latvia
... consumed by older consumers of over 60-years-of-age and this is a dwindling consumer base. As such, it is expected to see volume sales decline. The other offering is chocolate-based flavoured powder drinks and this is ... Read More
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Tea in Latvia
... decline dampens volume sales. In addition, more and more consumers in Latvia are drinking coffee instead. Black tea continues to account for most volume sales, though it is expected to be the weakest performer. Herbal/Fruit ... Read More
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RTD Coffee in Germany
... on-the-go consumers with busy lifestyles. Although RTD coffee benefits from consumers demanding convenient beverages, especially in urban areas, it is often the less attractive choice when compared to hot coffee. Euromonitor International's RTD Coffee in ... Read More
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Carbonates in Sweden
... which led Swedish consumers to reduce their spending, coupled with poor summer weather—a key season for carbonate consumption. Euromonitor International's Carbonates in Sweden report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the ... Read More
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RTD Coffee in Switzerland
... which saw solid volume and current value growth. This growth was also sustained by a rise in home-based consumption among remote workers, particularly young adults with active lifestyles. Euromonitor International's RTD Coffee in Switzerland report ... Read More
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Carbonates in Croatia
... consumers are cutting down on carbonates consumption, and switching to other soft drinks, such as juice and bottled water, which are generally healthier. Euromonitor International's Carbonates in Croatia report offers a comprehensive guide to the ... Read More
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Bottled Water in the Czech Republic
... the overall economic recovery, foodservice purchases of bottled water continued to fall, as many customers opt for more affordable alternatives like carafes of water in restaurants, which have become popular for their cost-effectiveness. However, restaurants ... Read More
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Sports Drinks in Sweden
... sugar Powerade, have led to considerable consumer interest and growth. Despite this, sports drinks remained a relatively minor landscape in Sweden compared to the more significant soft drink segments. One of the main reasons for ... Read More
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