Beer market research (page 20 of 23)

This databook provides key data and information on the beer, cider and FABs market covering 15 countries in the Asia-Pacific region. This report is a comprehensive resource for market, category and se...

This databook provides key data and information on the beer, cider and FABs market in Australia. This report is a comprehensive resource for market, category and segment level data including value, vo...

World Cup fever in 2010 saw on-trade volume generate a positive growth of 1%, following two consecutive years of decline. Further on, economic recovery meant that consumers possessed greater financial...

Beer continues to increase in popularity in Uzbekistan. Whilst most consumers continue to prefer soft drinks for refreshment, beer is increasingly the drink of choice during social gatherings. Trends ...

Imported speciality beers such as dark beer, white beer, stout and craft beer are becoming more popular in Taiwan. Many importers and brands introduced different kinds of beers in small batches to pro...

The continuing economic problems and the low consumer confidence provoked a further shift from the on-trade towards the off-trade channel in 2010. Beer consumption saw a further decline. In 2010,the o...

Before the crisis, Russian brewers were bought up by Western companies on a large scale. These companies were seeking significant increases in profitability, as sales of beer in Europe stagnated. Howe...

Despite an improvement in the first half of 2010, beer sales continue to decline; the impact of the weak economic climate and restrictive measures negatively influenced demand. The disposable incomes ...

The continuing troubles of the economy leading to reduced purchasing power of consumers, coupled with an increased VAT rate and excise duty and the prohibition of off-trade night-trading of alcoholic ...

The much-anticipated high volume sales generated by the football World Cup were a dream come true for some beer companies and distributors in 2010. On-trade establishments, particularly traditional es...

A prolonged summer and improving economic conditions such as lower inflation rates helped the growth of beer volume sales in the first half of 2010. However, the effect on beer sales of the severe flo...

Economic improvements and growth in consumer confidence were the main factors behind the positive development of the beer sector in 2010. According to the Argentine Central Bank, Argentina’s GDP grew ...

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...

Although the global financial crisis began to affect the United Arab Emirates in the third quarter of 2008, its impact was still felt in 2010. From a macroeconomic perspective, the UAE economy was sti...

The Colombian social security system is highly dependent on resources derived from taxes on alcoholic drinks, tobacco products and gambling. Over the review period, financial deficit of territorial en...

Beer was the second best performing alcoholic drinks area in Malaysia in 2010. In addition to the improving economy, sales were also boosted by the holding of the FIFA World Cup and producer advertisi...

Beer volume sales are set to stagnate in 2010 with just 1% growth, when 121 million litres are predicted to be sold for EEK3.4 billion. The economic decline and high excise rates have had a stagnating...

France continued to be one of the countries in Europe characterised by lower beer drinking over the last few years of the review period, notably due to a shift in consumer trends, with beer now consid...

Dark beer accounted for only about 2% of total volume sales in 2010. However, its popularity is increasing rapidly, with total volume sales increasing by 93% between 2005 and 2010. This trend is mainl...

Due to the smoking ban in enclosed areas, which became effective in July 2009, consumers started to spend less time in bars and pubs, or they started to prefer places with a garden. Therefore, the gro...

Although beer is the most accessible alcoholic drink in Venezuela in terms of price and distribution, the economic downturn seemed to affect category growth. In 2010, volume sales fell around 5%. Sinc...

Beer producers in Azerbaijan benefit from a wide supply of raw materials for beer production, as wheat grows in every region of the country. This means lower production costs, ensuring competitive pri...

Trusting the good economic environment and the increasing purchasing power of Uruguayan consumers, importers of premium products introduced many new brands with different products of premium lager and...

Non-alcoholic beer is highly developed and established in Iran. The government played a key role in boosting the demand for non-alcoholic beer as, after the introduction of legislation banning the adv...

Despite their small overall sales size and low contribution to total beer growth in Israel, unique premium beers and boutique beers continued to witness a lot of attention in 2010 and to grow healthil...

In 2010, volume sales of beer declined by more than 4%, a less dramatic decline compared to the previous year. The football World Cup helped to alleviate some of the loses seen in the previous year, b...

The economic crisis caused Latvian consumers to review their purchasing habits and cut spending on products which are not staples. As a result, beer volume stagnated in 2010. However, beer still perfo...

Beer enjoys a high level of consumer acceptance within all income groups in Ecuador. The low price of beer in comparison with products in other areas such as spirits and wine has helped to increase pe...

Beer is the most important category in alcoholic drinks in Guatemala, accounting for 78% of all volume sales in the country. Guatemala’s beer consumption has deep roots, dating back to the 19th centur...

In 2010, beer looks set to suffer a second year of decline after years of tremendous performance, resulting from several factors out of which the strong economic downturn and the austerity measures ta...