Carbonate market research (page 1 of 10)

Carbonates is one of the more mature categories in soft drinks in Kazakhstan. It is populated by a large number of brands offered by domestic and international companies. As competition both within th...

Carbonates sales recorded a moderate volume decline in 2012, mostly fuelled up by the growing health concerns of Ukrainian consumers, which led them to move away from non-juice based carbonates toward...

In 2012 consumer demand for carbonates continued to grow, with an increase in growth rates triggered by new launches. This included the long-anticipated launch of locally produced Pepsi, Mirinda and 7...

A steeply recovering economy, active and aggressive company activity and slightly better weather compared to 2011 all contributed to growth in carbonates in 2012. With just a bit more money to spend, ...

Total carbonates volume and current value sales declined for the fourth year in a row in 2012. The continuation of the declining trend was mainly due to unfavourable economic conditions, though the ca...

During 2012, the tough economic environment continued to condition the evolution of carbonates in Spain. Decreasing purchasing power forced many consumers to focus on essential items, and carbonates s...

Carbonates in Macedonia achieved off-trade current value growth of 4% in 2012, exceeding sales of MKD3.1 billion. Off-trade volume sales increased by only 1% to reach 74 million litres....

Carbonates saw a recovery in 2012 due to the improving economic situation. Increased purchasing power allowed consumers to spend more on impulse products, which especially benefitted value growth as c...

Very active new product development appears to be the long-run strategy to uphold year-to-year growth in carbonates. This largest but less dynamic and more mature soft drinks category is facing strong...

Relative to the CAGR for the review period, the volume sales performance of carbonates in 2012 was an improvement both in the on- and off-trade. This growth was mainly due to intensified activities of...

Carbonates have stable positioning in Slovakia with a stable consumer base across all different age groups. During 2012, more sophisticated products enjoyed increased popularity, especially those with...

Players within carbonates in 2012 tended towards the production of larger or family-size formats for their products. Consumers are attracted to these formats not so much for their convenient price but...

Total carbonates sales declined by 5% in volume terms, and 3% in value terms in 2012. The category is in decline due to consumers’ economic and health concerns which are seeing the Danes substitute ta...

Sales of carbonates in 2012 were highly affected by the relatively cold and rainy summer in Estonia. Still, the overall price improvement was softened by several discounts which were avidly carried ou...

In carbonates, 2012 year was categorised as “stable” with no major changes occurring. Coca-Cola and Pepsi consolidated their competitive positions. However, carbonates continued to lose sales share to...

The introduction of a new local factory manufacturing beer and the other non-cola carbonates brand Zedazeni was a significant event in non-alcoholic drinks in 2012. The appearance of a new company wit...

Economical consumption and related trading down trends were the most important factors impacting carbonates in 2012. Carbonates are not considered as essential products by most consumers in Belarus, w...

As the carbonates competitive environment keeps changing, the Big Cola brand is consolidating its position among lower and even mid-income buyers, who are very attracted to the evident price differenc...

Significant media attention in regards to the negative health impacts of soft drinks occurred during both 2011 and 2012, negatively impacting volume and value growth. Numerous organisations campaigned...

Total carbonates volume sales declined by 4% in 2012. Demand was undermined by the uncertain economic situation, maturity and the health trend. To some extent the raised sweet tax, which was increased...

Low-calorie carbonates saw several years of negative development due to consumers’ negative attitudes against artificial sweeteners. For low-calorie carbonates the negative trend was broken in 2011 an...

With continuous media exposure concerning the negative effects of carbonates on people’s health, consumers paid increasingly more attention to health and wellness. The group who likes drinking cola is...

In 2012 total volume sales of carbonates increased 6% to 1,307 million litres: swift growth given its size and maturity. Volume growth was driven by price reductions across the board following the rel...

Global Carbonated Soft Drinks industry profile provides top-line qualitative and quantitative summary information including: market share, market size (value and volume, and forecasst to 2016). The pr...

Cola continues to fuel the dominant share of the flavours mix, accounting for 60% of the market, gaining ground due to aggressive investment in returnable bottles and distribution capacity....

Carbonates are considered to be beverages that can be highly harmful to health if they are consumed too often. Ecuadorians across all income groups are becoming more aware of preserving their health a...

Carbonates total volume growth rates have shown a declining trend in the last part of the review period, although per capita consumption shows there should still be scope for further growth. The trend...

In April 2012 a strategic alliance between Cervecería Nacional Dominicana C x A, which is 83.5% owned by E Leon Jimenes SA, and Anheuser-Busch InBev NV was formally initiated. While known for its prod...

Off-trade value sales increased by 8% in 2012, considerably higher than the off-trade volume growth rate. This reflects the higher prices of sugar and fructose. The sugar situation in the country is c...

There is a long-lasting trend towards falling volume sales of carbonates in Slovenia, which also continued in 2012. Due to their unhealthy image, many consumers are switching towards healthier product...