In 2012, soft drinks continued to recover after the economic turmoil in 2009/2010. Some categories, however, such as reconstituted juices, carbonated water and cola carbonates, experienced difficulties due to the growing health and wellness trend. As
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Soft drinks in Slovakia recorded only marginal volume and value growth in 2012. Key factors influencing growth remain the problematic economic situation in the country, increasing social insecurity such as the growing unemployment rate, thus the thre
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At the beginning of the review period, the soft drinks market in Bosnia-Herzegovina was developing strongly, driven by modernisation of retailing, growing supply and rising disposable income. The global financial crisis, followed by the 2009/2010 and
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In spite of price increases of carbonates, consumers continue to purchase these products. Health and wellness trends have made an impact on only a small group of consumers and the majority of Bolivians still purchase their favourite carbonates. Altho
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Strong price sensitivity declined as Estonia recovered from the economic downturn, although Estonians were strongly impacted by the prices. Some cautiousness also resulted from the increase of production input costs, such as raw materials and energy
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Total sales declined in both value and volume terms as the Danes faced worsening economic prospects and rising food prices in 2012. It was the worst sales performance since the peak of the recession in 2009. The on-trade saw declining consumer foo...
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Two major factors impacted the performance of soft drinks in the review period. First was the influence of the economic recession after the war with Russia, and second was the rather hot climate in the second half of the review period (2010-2011). Wh
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During 2012 most soft drinks categories saw slight changes in their value growth rates, maintaining similar rates to those registered throughout the review period. This was mainly the result of a combination of economic factors, such as the steady ex
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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 commodity price growth. This indicates that desp...
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Soft drinks saw a declining volume trend in 2012. Development in 2012 was clearly slower than the growth seen in 2011 and illustrates not only that the market is increasingly mature, but more so that the economic uncertainty following the gl...
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Total volume sales of soft drinks increased marginally in 2012, but the growth rate was higher than the CAGR of the review period. The total growth was driven by bottled water and sports and energy drinks, whilst the dominating category, carbonate...
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Volume and value growth in soft drinks was weaker in 2012 compared to 2011 through both on-trade and off-trade channels, but the market continued to show a healthy performance. Over the review period, the whole soft drinks sector seemed close to m...
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The global soft drinks industry increasingly finds itself at a crossroads. Volume growth has become extremely hard to come by in high income developed markets, while in emerging markets substantial investment will be necessary to sustain the strong p
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Despite increased maturity in many categories, soft drinks as a whole performed well in 2012 compared to the review period. Lower growth rates in more mature areas are compensated by strong performance in emerging areas, such as RTD teas, juices and
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Soft drinks had a similar growth rate in 2012 as the CAGR for the overall review period in total volume terms. However, it is interesting that even though the overall volume growth rates did not change much in 2012, value sales did show large increas
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Whilst showing a small improvement over 2011, total RTD volume growth of soft drinks remained significantly lower than earlier in the review period. The decline was more evident in off-trade value sales as the slower rise in unit price in current ...
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The Dominican soft drinks industry experienced robust volume and current value growth in 2012 as competition kept unit price increases to a minimum and manufacturers increasingly expanded their presence in distribution channels to reach a wider au...
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Total volume sales of soft drinks in Slovenia declined by another percentage point in 2012 as the ongoing economic crisis drove down consumer purchasing power. This represents the same performance as the CAGR recorded over the review period. Many ...
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Soft drinks saw continued growth over the review period. Some specific categories, notably RTD tea, achieved stronger growth, while others grew at more moderate rates, yet accounted for a very large share of total volumes. This was the case for bo...
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In 2012, soft drinks began to soften the slowdown trend in consumption that started as the result of the economic downturn, but at a very slow pace. With 2012 being an electoral year, the Venezuelan government increased public spending as a strate...
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