Hot drinks market research (page 1 of 54)

In 2012, total coffee volume sales reached 30 thousand tonnes, up by 5% on 2011. On-trade performance continued to be the main driver, as the number of coffee shops or cafes that specialize in coffee ...

This coffee plantation, roaster and distributor was able to develop and grow thanks to its premium quality products. The company created a conglomerate of businesses around its coffee plantation, incl...

In 2012, performance of hot drinks was largely in line with results from the review period, as growth levels in volume and current value terms were consistent with the market’s behaviour in recent yea...

In 2012, sales of other hot drinks, largely made up of other plant based hot drinks, increased by 3% in total volume terms to reach 19,383 tonnes. This is a mature area, and manufacturers rely largely...

Total volume sales of tea reached 99 tonnes in 2012 after a 2% increase. The importance of tea remains limited. In terms of overall hot drinks consumption, coffee is the highest with consumption level...

The foodservice branch of this domestic company is currently undergoing expansion, as the company spotted an opportunity in the fast growth of coffee shops in Guatemala. The company is one of the lead...

RTD tea is a comparatively young category in soft drinks in Kazakhstan, however sales are growing at steady rates. The strong rate of development of RTD tea is attributable to the healthy image of thi...

In 2012 coffee started to achieve growth in retail volume terms following a six-year decline. There were two major factors behind this. Firstly, in 2012, the global pricing of coffee decreased after a...

In Latvia hot drinks started to recover in 2012, achieving growth of 3% in retail volume terms and of 2% in current retail value terms. The performance of hot drinks remained largely defined by the pe...

Liepajas Kafijas Fabrika SIA focuses mainly on local consumers. As the company does not have any strong financial inflow it has no ambitious expansion plans over the forecast period and thus it aims t...

Since its acquisition by Löfbergs Lila AB in 2010, Melna kafija SIA has focused on strengthening its position both locally and overseas with major emphasis on quality. The company plans to increase it...

In Latvia other hot drinks is represented by chocolate-based flavoured powder drinks and other plant-based hot drinks with other plant-based hot drinks accounting for the major share of total volume s...

In 2012 consumers in Latvia continued to switch from black tea, the most mature category in tea, to other categories of tea. Demand for black tea was negatively affected by the health and wellness tre...

In 2012, off-trade volume sales of coffee increased by 8%, compared with a 3% CAGR in the review period 2007-2012. This was indicative of consumers continuing to brew coffee at home following the econ...

Eight O’Clock Coffee is focusing on leveraging its 150-year history and widespread distribution network to attract consumers looking for a mid-priced alternative to more expensive coffee brands, such ...

Green Mountain Coffee Roasters enjoyed a period of rapid growth over the review period, with 2012 representing its strongest performance. This growth was primarily due to the successful transition of ...

The Hain Celestial Group recently increased the scale of its operations via a number of acquisitions within other categories in food, drink and personal care products. Although the company’s flagship ...

The continued rise of single-serve options drove a positive year in hot drinks once again in 2012. In particular, the Keurig machine from Green Mountain Coffee Roasters saw continued growth, with Amer...

The JM Smucker Co has been increasing its coffee business in the US through a series of acquisitions. In 2011 the company purchased Sara Lee’s hot drinks division to have access to consumers who buy c...

Other hot drinks in the US continued to slide in terms of total volume sales, with a 1% decline in 2012, reaching 42,603 tonnes. This echoed the negative CAGR of 1% seen over the review period. Other ...

Despite a 4% decline in off-trade volume terms, changes in unit prices and consumers’ affinity for premium teas led to 4% growth in off-trade current value terms. The increase in dollar spend demonstr...

C Dorman’s strategy is to provide high quality products and services from tree to cup through understanding customers’ needs and applying creativity and innovation....

The growing urban coffee culture trend among young adults and professionals is not waning. Trendy Coffee shops with cosy lounges serving fresh coffee are springing up in the capital, starting with Jav...

Increasing Westernisation and higher incomes among the middle and upper class are driving the growth of fresh coffee in the on-trade. Trendy Coffee shops with cosy lounges serving fresh coffee are spr...

Kenya Tea Development Agency’s (KTDA) strategy is to meet and exceed customers’ expectations through providing high-quality products and offering effective management services to small holders in tea ...

The category remains the fastest performing in hot drinks, mainly driven by the huge advertising and marketing activities of the leading brand owners. The wide distribution and production of various p...

Even though the coffee culture is on the rise in urban areas, tea is still doing well. Better quality and value-added products remain key drivers of this category. Improved packaging and additional fl...

The RTD tea category in Ukraine witnessed healthy development over the review period, with just a slight decline in total volume terms recorded in 2009. However, there were dramatic differences among ...

RTD coffee is not present in Uzbek soft drinks....

The RTD tea category was launched in Uzbekistan in 2009, and has witnessed good growth rates since then. This product meets the traditional consumer habits of drinking both hot and cold tea, and RTD t...