Market research: New Zealand (page 1 of 5)

"The Future of Retailing in New Zealand to 2016" is based upon an extensive, cross-country, industry research program which brings together Canadean’s research, modelling and analysis expertise in ord...

This exclusive soft drinks country review from Canadean provides an excellent high level overview of the key categories in New Zealand's soft drinks market Summary Published in Acrobat pdf format and...

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

Although the economy is growing again, New Zealand’s consumers still bear the scars of the economic downturn that was precipitated by the global credit crunch in 2008. Struggling with higher food, fue...

2012 continued to see positive sales growth for hot drinks in New Zealand in terms of both value and volume. While the economy remained in a fairly subdued state, consumers remained content with purch...

Soft drinks performed slightly weaker in 2012 than during the review period in regards to total value due to factors such as stronger pre-global financial crisis growth rates and review period commodi...

Comprising of textual analysis and data tables, this in-depth and exclusive country report from Canadean provides a comprehensive view of the cider industry structure including analysis and profiles o...

Comprising of textual analysis and data tables, this in-depth and exclusive country report from Canadean provides a comprehensive view of the cider industry structure including analysis and profiles o...

Datamonitor's New Zealand: Food and Beverages Industry Guide is an essential resource for top-level data and analysis covering the New Zealand Food and Beverages industry. It includes detailed data on...

• The Packaging of Retail Alcoholic Drinks in New Zealand, 2007 to 2017 is a data only report providing extensive and highly detailed time series consumption data on primary and outer packaging in the...

• The Packaging of Retail Non-Alcoholic Drinks in New Zealand, 2007 to 2017is a data only report providing extensive and highly detailed time series consumption data on primary and outer packaging in ...

The 2010 sales value growth of 1.7% was the same as the review period CAGR, showing direct selling performed well despite harsh economic conditions...

Over 2010-11, global commodity prices of coffee beans significantly increased, putting upward pressure on the price of coffee products throughout supply chains. The price of Arabica coffee beans incre...

The 12% off-trade value decline in 2012 was below the 2% review period decline as a result of the discontinuations of Frucor Beverages Ltd’s Moccona and Wave brands during 2011. This also contributed ...

2012 saw the RTD tea market continue to see dynamic growth building on the relatively small base. Strong levels of promotion, particularly by leading player Unilever New Zealand Ltd allowed the multin...

Consumers are becoming increasingly interested in the content of the food and beverage products they consume. As a result, more focus has been placed on reading nutritional and product labels while ma...

2012 saw the natural sweetener stevia gain momentum within fruit/vegetable juice. Market leader, Frucor Beverages Ltd’s launch of the new stevia-sweetened Just Juice with 50% Less Sugar range in June ...

7% 2012 total volume growth was slightly below the equivalent 8% review period growth rate. Increased demand for bottled water due to the Christchurch earthquakes in 2011 contributed to review period ...

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...

Coffee in New Zealand is seen to be, and has been proven to be, relatively recession-proof and remains largely unresponsive to the economic situation in New Zealand. Consumers tend to see coffee as da...

1% 2012 total value growth was in line with the equivalent review period growth rate. Growth continued in 2012 as consumers were able to see the value of purchasing concentrates as opposed to other no...

Cafés/bars continued to see strong 4% growth in 2009, reaching NZ$1.6 billion. However, this pace was slower than seen in 2008 due to the slow recovery from the recession and saturation. Despite the s...

Yoghurt in New Zealand represents a mature category and consists of a wide range of products. Innovation is therefore imperative within this segment as companies vie to attract consumer attention thro...

Grocery retailers are changing and evolving in New Zealand. Strong competition between Progressive Enterprises and Foodstuffs (NZ has contributed towards significant levels of discounting and promotio...

The GST increase in October 2010 contributed to the projected 3% increase in current value sales in 2011. In constant value terms, sales decreased by 2% due to the lack of dynamism within the channel ...

In 2011, the strength of the New Zealand dollar against the US dollar significantly boosted purchases from overseas online sellers. The unit price difference expanded as the local currency rose to rec...

Consumers in New Zealand remained cautious about spending in 2011, and retailers were forced to continue offering high levels of discounting to stimulate sales. Mixed retailers, a channel which tradit...

Vending in New Zealand continued to lack dynamism in 2011, as store-based retailers with later opening hours, competitive pricing, increased convenience and much wider product ranges continued to pres...

Despite remaining the most popular alcoholic drink in New Zealand, total volume sales of beer decreased in 2011, dropping by 1%. Nonetheless premium and craft beer sales improved during the year, ref...

Strong growth of cider/perry ensued in 2011 following on from the surge in cider popularity that began in 2009. This phenomenon can only be likened to that of the unprecedented expansion of spirits-b...