Wine & Champagne market research (page 40 of 42)

In 2010, the culture of wine consumption continued to develop in Azerbaijan, especially as the country has a long tradition of producing high-quality wine from various grape varietals. Towards the end...

In 2010, French people continued to reduce their purchases of wine on-trade. The poor performance of the French economy did not favour unnecessary spending, such as drinking wine in bars, cafés and re...

The decline in the volume sales of wine was due to several factors. In 2008, the recession resulted in a decline in overall sales, as people started to spend less on alcoholic drinks. In addition, the...

The general trend in Sweden towards more consumption of organic and Fair Trade food and drinks has also influenced sales of wine. Sales are increasing rapidly as well as the number of brands. In 2009,...

Venezuelan wine is fragmented since more than 700 types of wine are present. There are a wide variety of brands, types of grapes and countries of origin. Although wine showed a lower performance in 20...

As the quality of table wine improved and wine makers continued to shift from 3, 5 and 10 litres wine containers for the more convenient and sanitary safer liquid brick cartons, unit prices climbed fo...

The most evident occurrence within wine in Israel is the continuous stagnating growth of still light grape wine, which accounts for 91% of total wine volume sales, despite the efforts of players and w...

The wine drinking culture is still underdeveloped in Latvia, as the traditional drink remains beer. When the country entered the economic downturn, wine consumption in Latvia declined proportionally t...

Wine recorded positive growth from 2000 to 2008 in Ecuador due to improving economic conditions, the dollarisation of the economy, and changing consumer habits. Sales declined dramatically in 2009 due...

Wine is set to experience 19% total volume growth in 2010, to reach total volume sales of 4 million litres. This product continues to gain popularity in the country, but its consumption is mostly limi...

The decline of wine in 2010 in the conditions of a better production of wine in 2009 was the result of the economic crisis which affected sales of bottled wine. On the other hand, the increasing brand...

Per capita wine consumption in Bolivia remained very low in 2010, standing at just 0.7 litres per person. Moreover, wine consumption was concentrated in one region of the country, with Tarija, a relat...

A lot of domestically produced wine still escapes regular distribution channels. The winemaking landscape in Bosnia-Herzegovina is very fragmented with numerous small manufacturers which choose not to...

Wine in Croatia is traditionally considered an expensive consumer product, at least the bottled and industrially processed wine. Consequently, consumers have responded to declining incomes by making c...

The economic recovery impacted wine as people feel more financially comfortable and are more willing to spend money on added-value, higher-priced products such as wine. The new Transit Law also forced...

Total wine sales increased slightly in 2010, up 1% in volume terms compared with the previous year, representing slightly lower growth compared with the review period CAGR. Sales were prevented from g...

In 2010, the increasing consumption of wine products in the country by young adult consumers from mid-high and high-income segments of the population has set up a structure in which the most important...

Total wine sales in the USA slowed considerably in 2008 following six consecutive years of strong volume and value growth. Despite the economic slowdown wine volume sales still managed respectable ann...

Consumption of wine continued to expand in Peru, thanks to improvement of disposable incomes in 2010, and stronger efforts from companies participating in the category, supermarkets/hypermarkets and t...

Wine benefits from a healthy image in Denmark, with many regarding the moderate consumption of wine as healthy. This perception was aided during the review period by media reports linking wine with he...

This comprehensive report examines the Nigerian Wine Market based on 2010 annual consumer survey of more than 21 000 Nigerians....

As the consumption of wine declines, in particular in the mature EU markets, wine makers continue to diversify their ranges and develop new wines to suit changing consumer demand. Recent product launc...

The ongoing but marginal growth is present in the wine sector due to the saturation and maturity of the market as wine is considered the most traditional alcoholic drink in Georgia. Continuing recessi...

Over 2010, Canadians are confirming their interest in discovering wine and adopting it as their alcoholic beverage of choice. Reinforcing the positive CAGR observed over the review period, both volume...

This report covers key aspects of the wine market in the in the eight nations of the northern hemisphere: Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Russia, the UK, and the US. Data is provided on market ...

This report covers key aspects of the wine market in the advanced emerging market countries: Brazil, Hungary, Mexico, Poland, South Africa and Taiwan. Data is provided on market value and volume by ca...

This report covers key aspects of the fortified wine market in the four emerging economies: Brazil, Russia, India and China. Data is provided on market value and volume by category; company and brand ...

This report covers key aspects of the sparkling wine market in the four emerging economies: Brazil, Russia, India and China. Data is provided on market value and volume by category; company and brand ...

This report covers key aspects of the still wine market in the four emerging economies: Brazil, Russia, India and China. Data is provided on market value and volume by category; company and brand shar...

This report covers key aspects of the wine market in the four emerging economies: Brazil, Russia, India and China. Data is provided on market value and volume by category; company and brand shares; di...