Beer market research (page 9 of 23)

This report provides the results for the Beer, Cider & Pre-mixed Spirits market in the US, from Canadean’s unique, highly detailed and proprietary online survey of consumers’ Consumer Packaged Goods ...

Sales of beer shift towards greater sophistication and heterogeneity. While per capita consumption approaches saturation point, the offer of beer is limited with lager playing the predominant role in ...

With growing income and rising aspiration levels, consumers in India are becoming increasingly experimental with beer. This has led to an increase in the number of microbreweries in urban cities such ...

Brandhouse’s new Sedibeng brewery, opened in March 2011, put pressure on market leader SABMiller. Now that the premium beer brands Windhoek, Amstel and Heineken are brewed locally rather than being im...

Yanjing owned RMB15 billion worth of tangible assets in 2009, with trademark goodwill valued at RMB24.52 billion in 2010, including RMB3.69 billion of Liquan brand, RMB2.67 billion of Huiquan and RMB1...

Beer in Taiwan experienced a growth trend across all product categories in 2011, especially imported products. Imported speciality beers such as dark beer, white beer, stout and craft beer are becomin...

Despite various major factors inhibiting the growth of alcoholic drinks consumption in Indonesia, the beer category recorded an uplift in volume sales in 2011, as opposed to a 3% decline seen in 2010....

Premium and standard lager total volume sales increased in 2010. In particular, imported premium beers such as Heineken and Asahi grew fastest as demand for such products is increasing due to rising c...

Beer volume sales declined by -2% in volume terms in 2011, due to poor sales in the on-trade channel, but also due to weak off-trade demand. The development is a continuation of the sales pattern seen...

A lawsuit brought against Cía de Cervezas Nacionales CA, the largest beer producer in Ecuador, by former company workers asking for US$90 million compensation due to profit distribution omissions duri...

The key trend within alcoholic drinks in 2011 was explosive growth within malt-based Rtds. The fact that all malt-based Rtd launches were made by leading breweries helped to fuel interest in beer. In ...

After the sharp volume sales decline in 2009, and the slow recovery the following year (2010), beer continued its growth as a category, although it failed to achieve pre-global crisis volume levels in...

The sponsorship of charitable and corporate social responsibility programmes proved an increasingly important competitive tool for major beer companies in 2011. Brasseries du Cameroun, for instance, r...

From the beginning of 2010 one of the key beer players, Carlsberg Kazakhstan TOO, started to produce major Baltic Beverages brands, which impacted growth of domestic beer sales and led to a decline in...

The economic situation significantly influenced beer consumption over the review period. The performance of beer did not improve in 2011, continuing trends which have emerged during the economic downt...

Beer consumption has been declining fast since 2008, but in 2010 this trend stopped, the market stabilised, and the decline slowed down significantly....

Beer returned growth in 2011 of 6% in total volume terms, although this was down by approaching two percentage points compared with 2010. This decline in performance can be attributed to rising inflat...

After increasing strongly earlier in the review period, beer total volume sales declined for a third consecutive year in 2011 due to the impact of the economic downturn and the austerity measures take...

Craft beer is increasingly popular in Sweden. This is part of a general trend towards quality, local production close to the consumer and natural ingredients, often organic. This trend is affecting bo...

2011 observed a marginal recovery after the economy slowdown, which negatively affected beer sales for the previous two years in Azerbaijan. This resulted in a considerably strong performance among al...

The consumption trend of beer continued to rely on domestic economy lager, especially in terms of market volume, owing to its affordable prices. Over the review period, the trend of switching was witn...

Building on growth witnessed in 2010, imported premium lager continued to enjoy healthy growth in 2011, up 5% in total volume terms, compared with 3% in 2010, and by 7% in 2011 (5% in 2010) in on-trad...

Beer is at the peak of its growth stage as most Filipinos consume it, however consumption is still lower compared to other Asian countries. In 2011, domestic manufacturers such as San Miguel Brewery c...

Over the review period, beer was regarded by Vietnamese consumers as a kind of necessity, either in business meetings or in informal gatherings of friends. Some consumers also had a habit of drinking ...

Beer continued its healthy performance in 2011. The category enjoyed continuous marketing support and strong product developments as well as heavy investments into local manufacturing during the revie...

The local production of the standard lager version denominated “light” continued to expand within the preference of consumers, taking away more and more share from the standard versions of the compani...

Despite the economic crisis and the large decline in beer consumption since 2009, the area remains very dynamic, with major players fighting intensively for sales share. Given that standard lager beer...

Per capita consumption of beer is low in Italy compared to many other European countries; however, a growing number of Italian consumers prefer beer to other alcoholic drink, like wine or spirits. Con...

Premium beers continued to see stronger-than-average growth and were the driver for increased consumption. This trend was seen in both imported and domestic premium lager, as well as pale ale and stou...

This is a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of theJanaese Beer market at a national level. It provides the latest retail sales data (2007-2011), allowing you to identify the sectors driving gr...