Hot drinks market research (page 45 of 52)

Built around the convenience factor, tea enjoyed a bullish year in 2010 with a higher growth rate seen in instant tea. In comparison to coffee or other hot drinks, tea was not highly promoted or enjoy...

Coffee enjoyed another strong year thanks to a major contribution from instant standard coffee. The trend of drinking coffee at coffee shops gathered momentum with consumers extending their coffee dri...

Other hot drinks experienced a slowdown in 2010. The lower growth of malt-based hot drinks was offset by other plant-based hot drinks that did not slow down quite as much. Malt-based hot drinks are no...

Tea is a staple part of the Lithuanian diet. As a result, consumers were quick to trade back-up to higher quality tea brands as the Lithuanian economy started to recover in 2010. However, sales of mor...

Other hot drinks currently only comprises chocolate-based flavoured powder drinks, with sales in other areas remaining marginal. The majority of products within chocolate-based powder drinks are prepa...

Following a decline in 2009, coffee recorded a slight increase in sales in 2010, with growth being fuelled by the fact that the area has a highly loyal consumer base that perceives coffee as being ess...

As coffee is perceived by Latvians as a staple product, consumed on a daily basis, the economic crisis and low purchasing power of consumers did not have much impact on retail volume sales in 2010 and...

Other hot drinks in Latvia is represented by two product segments: chocolate-based flavoured powder drinks, or cacao, and other plant-based hot drinks, mainly on the basis of chicory. During the reces...

As tea is perceived by Latvians as a staple, the economic crisis caused retail volume to only decline by 4% in 2010 as it mostly affected value sales. Consumers sought cheaper but still qualitative te...

RTD tea is one of the newest product categories within soft drinks, enjoying high recognition from consumers, who consider RTD tea to be a healthier and more refreshing alternative to carbonates. Neve...

RTD tea had the best performance in terms of volume growth after bottled water. This beverage is considered by Venezuelan consumers as a healthier option for on trade consumption compared to carbonate...

Tea witnessed robust volume growth of 39% in 2010 due to the rapid growth of instant tea, with total volume sales of approaching four million tonnes. Different from a fast growth of instant tea and sl...

RTD coffee has never been popular in Latvia, especially in a recession-hit operating environment. Firstly, due to a cool climate, Latvians are traditionally drinkers of hot coffee and consider the col...

The other hot drinks environment is dominated by other plant-based hot drinks, which accounted for 98% of total volume sales in 2010, and includes products such as soybean milk powder and instant oat ...

Yunnan province is the largest coffee bean production centre in China, accounting for around 98% of total coffee bean production volume according to trade sources. However, Yunnan province was damaged...

A limited number of brands available on the market make RTD coffee a niche segment in Lithuania, as the vast majority of consumers have not discovered this product as yet. Furthermore, poor advertisin...

RTD coffee has opportunities for development in Russia as it is not saturated yet. RTD coffee does not show the same volume growth rates as RTD tea does, despite the fact that these two drinks entered...

RTD tea comprised of a variety of grains represents one of the latest trends in the sector in 2010. New launches include So Ken Mei Cha by Swire Coca-Cola, in which the product is comprised of 15 diff...

RTD tea is considered a relatively new category in Lithuania within non-alcoholic drinks, therefore it benefits from an increasing number of consumers. Furthermore, the warm summer in 2010 boosted sal...

RTD tea showed volume and value growth in 2010. After the decline in 2009 total volume increased by 3% and reached 240 million litres and current value size increased by 12% reaching almost RUB12 bill...

In 2010, freshly-brewed coffee offered via chained convenience stores continued to impact sales of RTD coffee. Towards the end of the review period, it became a trend for convenience stores to offer t...

RTD tea recorded total volume growth of -17% and current total value growth of -19% in 2010, with sales falling to 2.1 million litres and EEK38 million respectively. The ongoing recession hit RTD tea ...

Euromonitor International's RTD Coffee in Estonia report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the market at a national level. It provides the latest retail sales data (2006-2010), all...

Growing demand for convenience was the key factor for healthy growth of RTD coffee. Urbanisation and the demanding lifestyle to cram more activities into the daily schedule also boosted the performanc...

RTD tea is yet to catch on with the Indian population, as product manufacturers did not employ any major campaigns to fuel sales in the review period. While on-trade demand for RTD tea is consistently...

RTD tea continued to be the preferred soft drink for the majority of Indonesian consumers, more so than carbonates which is perceived to be unhealthy or fruit/vegetable juice which despite being perce...

The strong health and wellness trend, which is very relevant in soft drinks in general and in RTD tea in particular, has limited overall growth opportunities. This is due to most products within the c...

RTD tea sales are increasing in popularity in Denmark. The category has developed from a convenient, on-the-go soft drink to a beverage that is also consumed at home. This was driven by the developmen...

Over the review period, RTD tea recorded a strong total volume CAGR of almost 13%, reflecting a fast-rising wave of popularity for RTD tea due to the health benefits of tea and the convenience RTD tea...

In 2010, coffee culture in Singapore continued to grow with the rising popularity of speciality coffee chains such as Starbucks and Old Town White Coffee. The increase in speciality coffee chains in S...