Beer market research (page 1 of 17)

Local consumers keep being tempted by the imported beer options that continue gaining relevance on the shelves and in the cooling chambers of most modern retailers and liquor stores. The good prices a...

This industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in wholesaling beer, ale, porter, and other fermented malt beverages....

This industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in retailing packaged alcoholic beverages, such as ale, beer, wine, and liquor....

This report relates to units mainly engaged in manufacturing, bottling or canning beer, ale, stout or porter, or manufacturing malt....

Beer saw total volume growth of 4% in 2011, which was lower than the CAGR of 5% registered over the review period. The main reasons were the fact that this year followed the 2010 FIFA World Cup, when ...

Despite remaining the most popular alcoholic drink in New Zealand, total volume sales of beer decreased in 2011, dropping by 1%. Nonetheless premium and craft beer sales improved during the year, ref...

Craft beers are not a significant portion of the market, but are gaining importance in the main Colombian cities, like Bogotá, Medellín and Tunja. Some brands that began with exclusive distribution th...

Sales of domestic premium lager are increasing at the highest rate in total volume terms, up 23% in 2011....

The key emerging trends in Australian beer are “premiumisation” and a growing demand for more flavoursome offerings. Consumers are drinking less beer but are drinking better quality products. Consumer...

National currency devaluation slowed down the volume sales performance in Beer in 2011. A shortage of foreign currency has been observed in Belarus since March 2011, but the official exchange rate of ...

Actions have been taken to reduce alcohol consumption among the Russian population. According to the state policy concept aiming to reduce alcohol abuse and stimulate alcoholism prevention by 2020, al...

This report is an in-depth financial evaluation of the Global Beer Brewing Industry. Using the unique Plimsoll method of analysis, each of the top 500 Beer Brewing Companies is individually assessed a...

As beer industry globalization continues apace, this report charts the latest developments, with data on volume by country, continent, brewer and brand. It provides highly detailed profiles of the lea...

Argentinean consumers increasingly opted for premium products such as premium lager at the end of the review period, due to higher disposable income and a greater desire to enjoy life. Advertising exp...

The long-term trend of decline in the beer category continued in 2011, seeing a further contraction in volume terms. Over the review period beer recorded a total volume CAGR decline of -2%. However, w...

Beer posted growth in 2011 due to several reasons. Firstly, beer traditionally accounted for the bulk of alcoholic drink sales in Latvia, and was thus the first category to show signs of recovery at t...

Lithuania remains a nation where the popularity of beer greatly exceeds other alcoholic drinks. Because of strong brewery traditions, omnipresent availability in all on-trade and off-trade channels an...

The beer environment in Mexico saw a rearrangement process over 2010-2011. Heineken NV’s acquisition of Fomento Economico Mexicano SA de CV (FEMSA) in late 2009, which includes all the beer brands fro...

The consumption of beer in Peru is reaching premiumisation. The improvement in the economy affected consumption patterns, with consumers moving to premium or better quality products. This movement can...

The ban on alcoholic drinks continues to be in force in Saudi Arabia due to Sharia law. Therefore, non-alcoholic beer remains the only product available. However, growth slowed slightly in 2011, compa...

2011 was a good year for beer with 7% total volume growth to reach 108 million litres. With the ever-increasing popularity of social drinking in Singapore, the demand for beer products continued to gr...

Beer was negatively impacted by rising consumer health awareness and stricter drink driving legislation during 2011. The fact that people are trying to live healthier lives means that they are reducin...

Beer in Ukraine saw healthy value growth of 9% in 2011 thanks to a rise in unit prices, which compensated for the declining volume sales. Due to an increase in excise - thanks to a change in the statu...

Still riding on good economic conditions, importers continued to fuel the trend towards consuming premium beer brands both off-trade and (especially) on-trade. Consumers with increasing purchasing pow...

in 2011, beer continued to show contraction that began in 2009 as a result of the economic downturn which led to the deterioration in consumers’ purchasing power. in addition, high price increases rec...

Because of the serious social impact caused by the continuous drink-driving cases, the Chinese government amended the Road Traffic Safety Law to result in more severe punishments for drink drivers. Th...

Beer suffered from an ongoing shift to wine in 2011, just as it had done over the previous decade. The Danish Government ran campaigns to highlight the need for consumers to be responsible for taking ...

With total volume sales of 155 million litres in 2011, beer is one of the largest alcoholic drinks areas in Guatemala. Although there is a large tradition of beer consumption in the country dating bac...

in 2011 beer saw 3% volume growth to reach 158 million litres in sales. As the social drinking scene in Hong Kong expanded, such products were no longer confined to being consumed at pubs and clubs. M...

The main trend within alcoholic drinks in 2011 was the shift from spirits to light alcohol – a development which helped to boost beer volume sales. Beer total volume and value sales increased by 2% an...