Water market research (page 10 of 19)

Though the global economic environment remains challenging and continues to impact both bottled cooler and point of use (POU) industries, stabilization of the market has been reported in a number of c...

Over the review period sales of bottled water in the Netherlands benefited from the growing health and wellness trend, with more consumers aware of the importance of sufficient liquid intake. Thus, mo...

As opposed to some other non-alcoholic drinks categories, where companies offset declining volume sales with higher prices, bottled water manufacturers attempted to maintain volume sales through promo...

The unstable economic situation in the country, coupled with the limited purchasing power of Czech consumers, negatively affected the consumption of bottled water in 2011. Czech consumers remained hes...

Bottled water recorded low but positive volume growth in 2011 due to increasing penetration in all income households despite the economic downturn and its impact on disposable incomes. However, growth...

There is a shift from tap water to bottled water in Turkey, with respect to increasing awareness of health. Therefore, bottled water enjoys high growth rates as tap water is undrinkable in Turkey. Bot...

Consumption of bottled water in Spain declined during 2011. This was due mainly to the effects of the Spanish economic crisis, which led many people to curb spending and consume more tap water, to the...

Consumer interest in bottled water is being sustained by the increased availability of a range of bottled water variants. Products are positioned as offering a wide array of benefits. Among the more i...

Whilst there has been nothing noteworthy occurring within South African bottled water in 2011, the category has shown some recovery in growth after the recent economic downturn. Consumers have slowly ...

The economic downturn and maturity were the key reasons behind bottled water registering total volume growth of just 1% in 2011. With per capita consumption being among the highest in Europe, it was v...

In 2011 bottled water continued to register strong growth, rising by 10% in total volume terms, mainly thanks to the good performance of still bottled water and carbonated bottled water. As South Kore...

Bottled water remains very popular in Slovakia. Slovakian consumers are becoming increasingly interested in leading healthy lifestyles and bottled water is a category of products which responds well t...

"Water Oasis Group Limited - Company Capsule" contains a company overview, key facts, key employees, products and services, competitor benchmarking data, locations and subsidiaries as well as financia...

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...

Bottled water attracted more consumers away from less healthy soft drinks, such as carbonates, and even fruit/vegetable juice, which suffers from a stereotype of artificial ingredients or lack of natu...

Functional bottled water suffered a decline of 4% in off-trade value sales in 2011; a continued sharp decline from the CAGR of 13% over the review period. The leading brand in functional bottled water...

Bottled water continued to perform well in 2011, registering growth of 10% in total volume terms. Health remains a key driver behind rising sales of bottled water. More consumers are increasing their ...

Bottled water in Uzbekistan continued to develop during 2011 and although total per capita volume sales remain comparatively low at five litres per person, the category remains subject to several tren...

The class action law suit filed against The Coca-Cola Company during the final quarter of 2011, accusing it of engaging in misleading advertising and labelling for its Vitamin Water brand, damaged the...

The declining health condition of tap water primarily in the urban areas and increasing health awareness amongst the public promoted greater consumption of bottled water in the country. Health and wel...

On the strength of inaccessible safe drinking water and hot weather, bottled water continued to thrive in Nigeria in 2011. A strong percentage of households in Nigeria, both in urban and rural areas, ...

Russia is a country with an abundance of fresh water which is potable and can be used for drinking. In spite of the presence of large amounts of industrial waste in the country, the concentration of t...

Bottled water continued to see healthy growth in 2011, boosted by the ongoing marketing activities for leading brands like Crystal from Serm Suk PCL, Namthip from Thai Namthip Co Ltd, Nestlé Pure Life...

Consumption of bottled water increases during the summer in Tunisia. During the month of Ramadan the category enjoys a considerable surge in consumption but in 2011 Tunisia experienced a mineral water...

Bottled water remains very popular in Hungary, not only during the summer but all year round, thanks to its low price compared to other soft drinks. Although flavoured bottled water grew in popularity...

Consumption of bottled water increased significantly over the review period, mainly as a result of the change in consumer preference from tap water to healthier options like bottled water. Although bo...

In 2011, bottled water saw off-trade value sales growth of 2% to reach £1.7 billion and volume sales were stagnent. Although, the economy recovered to some extent, the off-trade value sales growth pos...

The growth of bottled water in both on-trade and off-trade volume terms as well as in on-trade and off-trade current value terms in 2011 was weaker than the respective CAGRs over the review period. Th...

The wellbeing of Chilean consumers varies greatly according to income levels and other factors, but generally it can be said that Chileans have become increasingly health conscious and that a great nu...

As tap water is relatively safe to drink in Macedonia, sales of bottled water are restricted mainly to those middle-income and high-income urban consumers who are able to afford to pay for bottled wat...