Tea market research (page 11 of 16)

Tea in Azerbaijan is close to saturation, as it is a traditional drink. Indeed, total volume growth in 2011 was slower than the CAGR of the review period. The reason for the slowing volume growth is t...

Cabinet Ministers approved the list of goods which will be labelled with control (identification) signs under decree number 1030 from 29 July 2011. Among the goods included in the list are soft and ho...

Tea has been severely affected by inflation, climate change, problems with importation and a switch to coca production. Inflation has meant tea companies have been unable to keep prices low. Trade int...

With total volume sales of 96 tonnes in 2011, after growth of 2%, tea is the second most important hot drink in the country. Consumption is still far less important than that of coffee. Guatemala is a...

Tea recorded lower retail volume growth in 2011 than in 2010, as its performance was limited by the growing popularity of coffee. However, tea managed to sustain positive retail volume growth due to t...

Premiumisation became more evident in tea in 2011 with the launch of new flavours from Wissotzky Tea (Israel) Ltd for its premium tea range and from Unilever Israel Ltd for its Lipton Pyramid series. ...

After experiencing positive volume growth in 2009 and 2010, tea declined in total volume by 1% during 2011. There is currently a strong tendency among Japanese consumers to migrate away from tea in ho...

On the whole, tea in Latvia is considered as a staple, so it enjoys stable volume sales and number of target consumers. The majority of Latvians consume tea on a daily basis, so the category on the wh...

Although tea remains the drink many Lithuanians consume on a daily basis, companies failed in their efforts to persuade consumers to pay more attention to the drink. Despite the development of a tea c...

Health and wellness was a key 2011 trend regarding tea in New Zealand, as consumers are increasingly aware of the health benefits associated with the consumption of antioxidant-rich tea....

The ongoing rose of the health and wellness trend in Peru continued to have a positive influence on tea as Peruvian consumers found themselves more willing than ever to consume green tea and fruit/her...

RTD tea was launched in the country as recently as 2007, and the product reached popularity with the entrance of Ajeper SA with its product Free Tea. Since then, the category has shown rapid growth, a...

Tea’s varying regional traditions of consumption and its overall low price point has largely shielded the category in the past from significant private label competition. However, the expansion of mod...

Over the review period, RTD tea saw rapid development in Colombia, with strong double-digit total volume and value sales growth every year, as consumers of almost all income levels were reached. In 20...

In 2011, RTD tea remained a limited category in Egypt with only a small consumer base of affluent households. Despite this narrow consumer profile, the category achieved total volume growth of 4%, a s...

RTD tea grew by 11% in total volume terms and by 12% in total value terms in 2011. This is a strong result when compared to other product categories, especially given the long winter, which negatively...

Although Rtd tea experienced rapid growth over the first half of the review period, prior to the economic crisis, there was no further significant gain in the popularity of these products at the end o...

Rtd tea gained consumers’ recognition in Latvia as a healthier and more refreshing alternative to carbonates and sweet juices. Certain health benefits of tea, especially green ones, also positively im...

Rtd tea was only introduced to Lithuania a few short years prior to the onset of the global financial crisis, which had a calamitous impact on the country’s finances and negatively affected the develo...

The 10% increase in off-trade volume sales in 2011 was much slower than the 24% review period CAGR. This more moderate growth was due to the duopoly in Rtd tea, which inevitably limits ‘new and intere...

Rtd tea in Taiwan continued to be the largest soft drinks category in 2011. Tea is a local traditional drink and most Taiwanese consumers believe that it is good for the health. With the popularity of...

Rtd tea is a relatively new product type in Belarus. Local manufacturers successfully started production in 2006. The affordable prices offered by local manufacturers appeal to a large audience, with ...

Danish Rtd tea consumers are predominantly health-conscious females in the 20-35-year-old age bracket. Rtd tea is perceived by these consumers as a “healthier” product substitute for carbonates and, c...

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