Water market research (page 15 of 19)

The segment of traditional waters, still and carbonated, recovered in 2010. After years of negative growth due to the economic downturn, the rise of environmental concerns about water packaging and th...

This report provides an overview of global premium bottled water trends and highlights three significant markets through in-depth analysis, namely the USA, Germany and China....

Bottled water saw strong double-digit growth throughout the review period, with this driven by an increase in disposable income levels during the review period as a whole. This resulted in the popular...

This databook provides key data and information on the Bottled Water Market in India (Soft Drinks). This report is a comprehensive resource for market, category and segment level data including value,...

In 2010, Nestlé Waters acquired a local water supply source – Mina Ouro – located in São Paulo, aiming to increase its share of sales in the largest city in Brazil. According to industry sources, the ...

Struggling economic times combined with poor weather conditions contributed to the slowdown in bottled water sales in 2010, as total volume sales dropped from 2% in 2009 to under 2% in 2010. The indus...

Functional bottled water suffered a decline of 4% in off-trade value sales in 2010, an abrupt decline from the CAGR of almost 40% over the review period. The leading brand in functional bottled water,...

Functional bottled water was introduced in Sweden in 2005, but sales were small until 2009, when the domestic company Vitamin Well AB launched its first products on a larger scale under the same brand...

Health and wellness had a strong influence on the bottled water category in 2010. With increased of awareness food and beverage safety, and more disposable income, consumers tend to prefer water with ...

Although health and wellness trends are driving sales of bottled water, per capita consumption ofother products, such as fruit/vegetable juice,exhibited faster growthduring the review period. Whilst b...

The heavy advertisements of home water filter machines created an element of competition for bottled water sales in 2010. This was epitomised by the price movement in private label which in 2009 moved...

Since Venezuelan consumers became more aware of the health and wellness trend, bottled water consumption rose considerably. Consumers of carbonates and those who do not like the taste of regular water...

Bottled water in retail volume terms outperformed the rest of the soft drinks categories in 2010 as it belongs to staples and is consumed on a daily basis. Bottled water is also perceived as the cheap...

Although bottled water is not considered an essential product in Lithuania as tap water is relatively clean and fresh, however sales in 2010 began showing signs of recovery. The long and hot summer si...

2010 did not start very optimistically for bottled water producers. For the first five months of the year, sales sank by 3% in volume terms compared to the same period of 2009. However, the exceptiona...

The growing popularity of private label brands and the impact of cold winter weather on demand negatively affected bottled water sales in 2010. As a result of the recession, price sensitivity increase...

Unlike the negative total volume growth rate in 2009, bottled water in Taiwan recovered from the impact of economic recession with good positive growth in 2010. Furthermore, new product development ef...

Leading bottled water brands Bisleri and Kinley underwent major price increments in 2010 in the face of constantly growing demand and higher production costs. The unit price hike for the overall indus...

Better economic conditions and higher health awareness promoted popularity of branded bottled water. Unbranded bottled water or those filled at unbranded refill stations are excluded from Euromonitor ...

Players face the challenge of addressing environmental concerns. Environmental lobby groups are increasingly vociferous in their opposition to bottled water sales. On top of the environmental argument...

In April 2010, mywaterbottle campaign was launched to encourage more Singaporeans to use their own refillable water bottles, instead of buying or taking single-use bottled water products. The campaign...

Against the background of declining average unit prices, volume saw a considerable better development than value in bottled water in Germany in 2010. Current volume growth is thereby mainly attributab...

Due to a lack of drinkable water within the country, 5 gallon presentations remains the most consumed pack size but flavoured water is increasing its share as it has the healthy characteristics of wat...

Published by Canadean, the Thailand Bottled Water Category Profile comprises of text, data tables and charts. Supported by market commentary, data includes consumption trends (historical and forecasts...

Published by Canadean, the Russia Bottled Water Category Profile comprises of text, data tables and charts. Supported by market commentary, data includes consumption trends (historical and forecasts t...

Published by Canadean, the Serbia Bottled Water Category Profile comprises of text, data tables and charts. Supported by market commentary, data includes consumption trends (historical and forecasts t...

Published by Canadean, the Slovak Republic Bottled Water Category Profile comprises of text, data tables and charts. Supported by market commentary, data includes consumption trends (historical and fo...

Published by Canadean, the Republic of Ireland Bottled Water Category Profile comprises of text, data tables and charts. Supported by market commentary, data includes consumption trends (historical an...

Published by Canadean, the Spain Bottled Water Category Profile comprises of text, data tables and charts. Supported by market commentary, data includes consumption trends (historical and forecasts to...

Coconut water has experienced a lot of initial success in the US due to its unique taste profile and sports nutrition benefits. Now is a pivotal time to further consolidate and grow the market, lest i...