Region: South America
Category: Food & Beverage

South America Food & Beverage

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  • Dermacosmetics Market - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends, and Forecast 2032 - By Product, Technology, Grade, Application, End-user, Region: (North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America and Middle East and Africa)

    ... consumers increasingly seek products that deliver both aesthetic appeal and dermatological benefits, dermacosmetics are gaining popularity across demographics. These formulations are widely endorsed by dermatologists and are used to treat a variety of skin and ... Read More

  • Sugar Confectionery in Ecuador

    ... impulse purchases. However, 2025 is expected to show clear signs of recovery, as consumers search for moments of indulgence in the midst of ongoing economic and social pressures. Sugar confectionery has also become a more ... Read More

  • Ice Cream in Ecuador

    ... recurring power outages, which have disrupted both production and retail operations. While these power outages appear to have eased significantly since their peak in 2024, the economic environment remains fragile and consumers remain cautious when ... Read More

  • Sweet Biscuits, Snack Bars and Fruit Snacks in Ecuador

    ... shopper mobility and store operations. However, the decline will not be as marked as in 2024, reflecting a stable economic and social environment. In addition, the market is marked by relatively stable prices, as companies ... Read More

  • Chocolate Confectionery in Ecuador

    ... time outside, leading to a sharp decline in impulse purchases - a key driver of sales. While the situation has begun to stabilise, consumers have been slow to regain confidence, cautiously returning to discretionary spending. ... Read More

  • Snacks in Ecuador

    ... factors, including power outages, concerns over public safety, and economic instability, which disrupted both consumer purchasing behaviours and the supply chain. Small local grocers, a key channel for snack sales, faced reduced operating hours due ... Read More

  • Savoury Snacks in Ecuador

    ... outages significantly impacted consumer behaviour and retail operations, particularly small local grocers which is a key channel for salty snacks. However, improved distribution, more consistent retail operations, and targeted promotional efforts by key players are ... Read More

  • Gum in Ecuador

    ... slight recovery from the sharp decline seen in 2024, many consumers continue to avoid staying out late or visiting small local grocers, where gum is most often purchased. Euromonitor International's Gum in Ecuador report offers ... Read More

  • Sugar Confectionery in Bolivia

    ... particularly impacting imported brands. In this challenging context, larger companies have coped better and are strategically restructuring their product portfolios. By prioritising higher-margin and faster-moving items, they aim to protect profitability. Meanwhile, smaller players with ... Read More

  • Ice Cream in Bolivia

    ... of milk, a fundamental ingredient for ice cream manufacturing. This is due to the decline of small-scale dairy producers, affected by higher operational costs and government-regulated pricing policies. Impulse ice cream continues to account for ... Read More

  • Sweet Biscuits, Snack Bars and Fruit Snacks in Bolivia

    ... is having an effect, and in particularly impacting imported brands, with local brands in a better position to compete. Euromonitor International's Sweet Biscuits, Snack Bars and Fruit Snacks in Bolivia report offers in-depth knowledge of ... Read More

  • Gum in Bolivia

    ... is particularly impacting imported brands. In this context, larger companies are coping better, as they are better positioned to absorb some of the rising costs. Gum also remains heavily dependent on imported products, with Chinese-origin ... Read More

  • Snacks in Bolivia

    ... its own supply of natural gas, which in turn is significantly reducing exports. With less revenue from exports, foreign currency reserves are falling, leading to a shortage of US dollars, and driving up costs. As ... Read More

  • Savoury Snacks in Bolivia

    ... dwindling foreign reserves adds extra costs to imports. Puffed snacks is expected to register the highest volume growth, as it has positioned itself as a more affordable snack. Also, in a context where consumers are ... Read More

  • Dysphagia Diet Thickening Agents Market - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends, and Forecast 2032 - By Product, Technology, Grade, Application, End-user, Region: (North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America and Middle East and Africa)

    ... valued at US$ 1.5 billion in 2025, is projected to reach US$ 2.5 billion by 2032, registering a CAGR of 7.57% during the forecast period. As awareness around dysphagia management improves, demand for texture-modified nutrition ... Read More

  • Chocolate Confectionery in Bolivia

    ... prices of cocoa globally, due to weak harvests caused by climate change. On the domestic side, a decline in milk production is also having a negative impact. Chocolate pouches and bags is expected to register ... Read More

  • Spirits in Uruguay

    ... malt Scotch whisky and other whiskies suffered deep falls in the off-trade and on-trade sectors. Whiskies is the largest spirits subcategory in Uruguay with one of the world’s highest litres-per-capita consumption rates. Mature in profile ... Read More

  • Beer in Uruguay

    ... have established a more moderate relationship with alcohol, shifting towards healthier alternatives such as bottled water and lower-alcohol beverages. High living costs - among the highest in the region - have further reinforced this trend, ... Read More

  • Wine in Uruguay

    ... comprised over two thirds of low-quality table wine in total volume sales, saw their competitiveness erode as prices remained too high to match the value proposition of imports. Consequently, many consumers shifted to higher-quality offerings ... Read More

  • Alcoholic Drinks in Uruguay

    ... contraband decreased notably during 2024, and so the attractiveness of buying products in Argentina also diminished (though this neighbouring country will continue to be cheaper than Uruguay). As a result, a substantial proportion of alcoholic ... Read More

  • Cider/Perry in Uruguay

    ... have relied on pricing to compete, establishing cider as an economical drink available in large accessible formats but lacking refinement. In a market where the quality and diversity of alcoholic beverages have risen, cider/perry’s appeal ... Read More

  • Rtds in Uruguay

    ... social gatherings, bars, pubs and nightclubs drove robust demand throughout the year. High unit prices compared with mixing spirits and soft drinks have confined consumption to more affluent urban consumers willing to pay a premium ... Read More

  • Sugar Confectionery in Colombia

    ... the 15% health tax implemented for the industry, forced consumers to cut down on discretionary spending resulting in a significant deceleration in value growth. Sugar confectionery sales have remained relatively stable in both volume and ... Read More

  • Chocolate Confectionery in Colombia

    ... tonnes to COP12,900/per tonnes). This increase in costs plus a 15% price addition due to a health tax, put pressure on chocolate confectionery, driving producers to reduce the size of their offerings to maintain prices ... Read More

  • Ice Cream in Colombia

    ... after the significant drop seen in 2024. Even though the cost of milk remained stable in Colombia, the health tax increment was one of the factors behind the retail volume declines for ice cream during ... Read More

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