Market research: Bolivia (page 2 of 2)

Cider continues to be hit hard by contraband. Despite companies’ and authorities’ efforts to combat this illegal market, such products continued to be preferred by consumers due to their more attracti...

During 2010/2011 several launches were observed in the Rtds/high-strength premixes arena. Both domestic and international companies introduced new products targeting mainly younger consumers. These co...

Since January 2011, a new excise tax has been applied to alcoholic drinks in Bolivia. Differentiated rates are established depending on the type of beverage. While some wine and spirits categories hav...

Domestic companies have decided to become absolute leaders in the fast-growing wine market. Over the review period, the main wineries started to work together in an attempt to position their brands as...

Synopsis Latest historical and forecast consumption trends for key beverage categories in Bolivia Summary Extracted from Canadean's latest Global Beverage Forecasts report, Bolivia Beverage Forecasts...

Over the review period, yoghurt was the most dynamic category within dairy. Entry of new competitors like Sociedad de Alimentos Procesados Santiago (SOALPRO) with its brand Kream or Sociedad Industria...

Competition in the beer intensified during the review period with the entry of a number of new companies, most notably Cía Cervecera Boliviana (CCB) with its Auténtica brand in 2006. Dominant beer pla...

Cider is traditionally a very popular alcoholic drink amongst Bolivian consumers. However, cider is one of the sectors worst affected by contraband, which explains why there are relatively few legitim...

RTDs/high-strength premixes witnessed a wave of new launches towards the end of the review period. None of the new entrants made a significant impact, however, with Opal’s Cuba Libre (a mix of rum and...

Bolivian singani brand Casa Real (other spirits) was awarded the Gold Medal for best Moscatel (distilled from grapes) at the Vinalies Catad’Or 2009, organised by the French Union of Winemakers in Chil...

Per capita wine consumption in Bolivia remained very low in 2010, standing at just 0.7 litres per person. Moreover, wine consumption was concentrated in one region of the country, with Tarija, a relat...