Market research: Kazakhstan (page 1 of 2)

Published in Acrobat pdf format and comprising of text, data tables and charts, Canadean’s Soft Drinks Reviews cover twelve beverage categories (where relevant): Bottled Water, Bulk/HOD Water, Carbona...

Synopsis This exclusive soft drinks country review from Canadean provides an excellent high level overview of the key categories in Kazakhstan's soft drinks market Summary Published in Acrobat pdf fo...

A competitively priced comprehensive overview of the key categories in the soft drinks market....

The first group of products that consumers cut during every downturn in the economy comprises non-grocery goods. After the crisis finishes and the economy recovers, consumers disposable incomes tend t...

Kazakhstan Food and Drink Report provides industry professionals and strategists, corporate analysts, food and drink associations, government departments and regulatory bodies with independent forecas...

Business Monitor International's Kazakhstan Food and Drink Report provides industry professionals and strategists, corporate analysts, food and drink associations, government departments and regulator...

Yogurt and sour milk drinks are recovering after several years of decline in growth rates. Low purchasing power had limited the possibility of buying yogurt, which is traditionally more expensive than...

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...

Consumers demonstrated a gradually shift from traditional hard alcoholic drinks such as vodka to lighter alcoholic drinks such as RTDs/high-strength premixes at the end of the review period. RTDs/high...

In 2011 consumers’ incomes started to become more stable and increase as a result of economic growth in the country. Consequently they started to purchase more expensive spirits, with vodka remaining ...

According to national statistics, since 2005 local wine producers have seen a drastic decline in the country. This is largely due to a decrease in the acreage  allocated to winemakers. In recent years...

2010 saw beer sales stabilise, following on from total volume sales decline in 2008 and 2009. This stabilisation was chiefly due to heavy investment from Derbes, particularly following its acquisition...

Spirits benefited from the growing popularity of vodka as a result of the economic downturn and rising excise duty towards the end of the review period. Many consumers switched from beer and other spi...

Wine saw a poor performance towards the end of the review period, with total volume sales declining by 1% in 2009 over the previous year and by a further 5% in 2010 over the previous year. Wine chiefl...

RTD coffee is mainly sold in on-trade outlets. The popularity of coffee is still way behind that of tea. However, sales are rising thanks to the different coffee drinks being served in on-trade outlet...

Bottled water recorded total volume growth of 8% and current total value growth of 14% in 2011 – a major improvement from 2010. The area has benefited from rising consumer incomes, with a growing numb...

Carbonates is quite saturated due to the fact that a large number of domestic as well as international companies have been operating in this area for many years. Cola carbonates remains popular, accou...

Concentrates sales continued to suffer from the impact of the health and wellness trend during 2011, with a growing number of consumers shifting towards healthier alternatives due to fears over the ar...

Fruit and vegetable juice recorded total volume growth of 4% and current total value growth of 17% in 2011. As a result of rising consumer incomes and health awareness, consumers are increasingly drin...

RTD tea is a popular type of soft drink in Kazakhstan which, in most cases, is consumed on-the-go during hot summer months. Rising consumer health awareness is resulting in a switch away from carbonat...

Energy drinks total volume sales increased by 5% in 2011 to reach 8 million litres. Urbanisation and the increasingly hectic pace of modern life are boosting demand for energy drinks, especially among...

Despite the fact that coffee is not as popular as tea in Kazakhstan, demand continues to rise, especially amongst busy professionals who work in offices and are looking for an energy boost. Demand for...

Children and teenagers remain the main consumers of other hot drinks, with only chocolate-based flavoured powder drinks currently being available in this area. This is the smallest hot drinks area, wi...

Tea is a traditional and highly popular beverage in Kazakhstan and is widely consumed several times a day by most people in homes, offices and on-trade. Indeed, Kazakhstan has the second highest level...

A developing economy means that consumers tend to spend more money on grocery and non-grocery products. They can also afford more expensive brands and purchase more non-essential goods. This gives the...

Growing internet penetration is the main factor influencing growth of non-store retailing in Kazakhstan. An increasing number of families owning computers and other modern technologies and rising disp...

Milk remains a very popular beverage among all segments of the Kazakh population, with the rather obvious exception of those who do not consume milk for medical reasons. Milk is therefore widely purch...

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

Latest historical and forecast consumption trends for key beverage categories in Kazakhstan...

Distribution Trends in Soft Drinks: On-Premise vs Off-Premise Dynamics & Forecasts to 2015 KAZAKHSTAN is a special focus report from Canadean. Comprising of data tables, charts and text, the report pr...