Market research: Algeria (page 1 of 2)

Grocery retailers in Algeria increased in value by 8% in 2012, exclusive of VAT, while the number of grocery retailers outlets in the country increased by 1%. The largest channel within grocery retail...

Non-store retailing increased in value by 56% in Algeria during 2012, a strong rate of growth which was due to the channel rising from a low base. Non-store retailing only became a significant retail ...

Retailing in Algeria witnessed stronger value growth during 2012 than the current value CAGR recorded over the entire review period. Higher retailing selling prices combined with improvements in retai...

This report contains detailed forecasts and analysis for Algeria, including trade and investment analysis, economic forecasts, political risk assessments and demographic trend analysis. Each ISA Coun...

Business Monitor International's Algeria Food and Drink Report provides industry professionals and strategists, corporate analysts, food and drink associations, government departments and regulatory b...

This PEST country analysis report on Algeria provides a holistic view of the country, with insightful analysis of current and future issues, supplemented with relevant quantitative data to support tre...

Surrounded by Arab Spring turmoil, Algeria’s consumers have turned instead to the government for help in bettering their economic circumstances. The government has responded with high levels of public...

Algeria Food and Drink Report provides industry professionals and strategists, corporate analysts, food and drink associations, government departments and regulatory bodies with independent forecasts ...

Despite a little slowdown compared to the review period, soft drinks maintained solid volume and value performances in 2011, resulting from a limited increase in unit price, a higher buying power allo...

Bottled water continued to enjoy double-digit growth in 2011 with 18% value growth and 11% total volume growth. The strong performances resulted from a rising buying power and the category becoming co...

Carbonates witnessed 5% total volume growth and 11% total value growth in 2011. The category continued to enjoy the expansion of domestically manufactured international brands licensed from the Coca-C...

Concentrates registered 3% total volume growth and 10% value growth in 2011. The category continued with a slow volume performance since essentially lower-income households purchase powder concentrate...

Fruit/vegetable juice witnessed 7% volume growth and 13% value growth in 2011. Both solid performances resulted from a rising interest towards what are considered as healthier drinks compared to carbo...

Sports and energy drinks saw 10% total volume and 16% value growth in 2011. Both strong rates resulted from an expansion of the category and accessibility in a larger number of outlets, whilst the pro...

Beer recorded 4% total volume growth in 2011 but a stronger 8% current value increase. The category continued to grow due to the decline of imported brands and an increase in domestic production, maki...

In 2011, spirits registered total volume growth of 3% and current value growth of 8%. The category’s strong value performance was a result of an increase in unit prices as well as stronger demand, whi...

Wine posted healthy 3% total volume growth in 2011. The category continued to benefit from improvements in domestic production, while the biggest category remained red wine, for which there is a focus...

Coffee registered 2% off-trade volume growth in 2011, with sales essentially generated by domestic brands. The development of domestic coffee production and rising competition led manufacturers to con...

Other hot drinks registered healthy off-trade volume growth of 4% in 2011 as a result of rising purchasing power in urban areas, allowing consumers to buying chocolate-based flavoured powder drinks. T...

Tea volume and value sales increased in 2011 by 4% and 13% in off-trade terms, respectively, thanks to consumers switching from unpackaged to packaged tea. The expansion of modern retailers and declin...

Yoghurt and sour milk drinks will see 16% value growth in 2011 thanks to strong consumer demand and an increase in unit prices. Yoghurt and sour milk drinks saw continuous product development and prod...

Sales of unpackaged tea, typically purchased from outdoor markets and informal retailers, continued to dominate overall tea consumption at the end of the review period. However, there was a marked shi...

Bottled water saw strong double-digit growth throughout the review period, with this driven by an increase in disposable income levels during the review period as a whole. This resulted in the popular...

There was a growing consumer focus on health during the review period, with this linked to a rising incidence of diabetes in Algeria. Diabetes is estimated by the WHO to affect almost 10% of the popul...

There are low disposable incomes levels for many consumers in Algeria, particularly in rural areas. Consequently, concentrates in general and particularly powder concentrates benefited from demand for...

Fruit/vegetable juice benefited from rising health- and dietary-awareness throughout the review period, with these products being viewed as natural and healthy. This trend was particularly strong amon...

Energy drinks saw strong growth from a low base at the end of the review period, with this largely driven by new product development. Coca-Cola’s Burn was launched in 2007 and continued to see widenin...

Grocery retailing witnessed an 8% value increase in 2010; a healthier rate compared to 2009, particularly for supermarkets thanks to the rise in the number of outlets, and the strong price increase on...

Beer is expected to have 4% volume growth in 2010 and sell 129 million litres. The category continued growing despite the severe restrictions on alcohol sales applied in 2009 which resulted in the clo...

In 2010, spirits experienced 7% value and 3% volume growth. Spirits had a stronger value performance due to the increase in unit prices, perceived essentially in the on-trade channel. It was also due ...