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Health and Wellness Beverages in Finland

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Euromonitor International's Health and Wellness Beverages in Finland market report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the market at a national level. It provides the latest retail sales data, allowing you to identify the sectors driving growth. It identifies the leading companies, the leading brands and offers strategic analysis of key factors influencing the market - be they new product developments, packaging innovations, economic/lifestyle influences, distribution or pricing issues. Forecasts illustrate how the market is set to change.

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Chapters: 12  |  Tables: 107  |  Publication date: Sep 2006
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Product coverage

Breakdown by beverages sector; Breakdown by health and wellness category

Table of contents

1. INTRODUCTION

2. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Slow growth in 2005

BFY reduced-sugar products most important

Elixirs sees strong value sales growth in 2005

Juice drinks (up to 24% juice) sees a decline in value sales

Sports drinks jump 12% in 2005

New drink varieties push 100% juice aside

RTD tea is hot property

Finns opts to drink more and healthier

3. MARKET BACKGROUND

3.1 LEGISLATION

National legislation

EU legislation

3.2 LIFESTYLES

Increasingly hectic and demanding lifestyle

Snacking culture and self-indulgence

Strong health trend

3.3 FOOD CULTURE

Healthy eating part of the Finnish culture

3.4 BEVERAGES CONSUMPTION HABITS

Increasing bottled water consumption

Carbonates most popular

Finnish love affair with coffee

Lack of tea-drinking culture hinders substantial increases

3.5 OBESITY RATES

Obesity is a growing problem

Deteriorating food habits and lack of vigorous activity

Diabetes increasing

3.6 HEALTH AND WELLNESS DRINKS IN THE ON-TRADE

4. HEALTH AND WELLNESS SOFT DRINKS SALES

4.1 MARKET PERFORMANCE

2005 headlines

The HW soft drinks market saw a 6% current value sales increase in 2005

Obesity scares fuel HW trends

Fruit/vegetable juice the largest HW sector with EUR132 million value sales

Strong 10% growth for HW RTD tea in 2005

Table 1 Retail Sales of Soft Drinks by Health and Wellness Category: Value 2002-2005

Table 2 Retail Sales of Soft Drinks by Health and Wellness Category: % Value Growth 2002-2005

4.2 KEY TRENDS AND DEVELOPMENTS

Finland one of the leaders in health and wellness

The prominence of reduced sugar as 'wellness factor'

4.3 KEY FUNCTIONAL INGREDIENTS

4.4 RETAIL DISTRIBUTION

Retail distribution trends

4.5 RETAILER ACTIVITY AND PRIVATE LABEL TRENDS

Retailer activity

Private label trends

4.6 FORECAST MARKET PERFORMANCE

Forecast headlines

The future is bright for soft drinks

Exotic HW elixirs sees positive forecast period growth

Juice drinks experiencing negative growth

Fruit/vegetable juice to remain biggest HW sector

HW RTD tea will remain a small sector

Table 3 Forecast Retail Sales of Soft Drinks by Health and Wellness Category: Value 2005-2010

Table 4 Forecast Retail Sales of Soft Drinks by Health and Wellness Category: % Value Growth 2005-2010

5. CARBONATES

5.1 CARBONATES BY HEALTH AND WELLNESS CATEGORY

2005 headlines

1% overall growth in 2005

Functional drinks pose major threat

Cola carbonates saw strongest growth

Stalwart Coca-Cola Light in the driving seat

Cola carbonates the largest area

Cola carbonates has most marked HW activity

Lack of caffeine

HW non-cola carbonates to see highest forecast period growth rate of 1%

No fortified non-cola carbonates

There is still a future for carbonates

Table 5 Retail Sales of Carbonates by Health and Wellness Category: Value 2002-2005

Table 6 Retail Sales of Carbonates by Health and Wellness Category: % Value Growth 2002-2005

Table 7 Forecast Retail Sales of Carbonates by Health and Wellness Category: Value 2005-2010

Table 8 Forecast Retail Sales of Carbonates by Health and Wellness Category: % Value Growth 2005-2010

5.2 COMPANY AND BRAND ANALYSIS

Coca-Cola still the leader of the pack

First come first served

Summary 1 Health and Wellness Carbonates: Major Players 2004/2005

Table 9 Cola Carbonates – BFY Reduced Sugar: Brand Rankings 2005

Table 10 Non-cola Carbonates – BFY Reduced Sugar: Brand Rankings 2005

5.3 KEY FUNCTIONAL INGREDIENTS

5.4 NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENTS

5.5 PRICING STRATEGIES

Summary 2 Pricing: Standard vs HW Carbonates 2005

6. FRUIT/VEGETABLE JUICE

6.1 FRUIT/VEGETABLE JUICE BY HEALTH AND WELLNESS CATEGORY

2005 headlines

2005 showed a 2% decrease on the previous year

Nectars shows organic growth

Small band of brands is driving nectars growth

100% juice is largest HW subsector

100% organic juice is seeing increased popularity

NH cranberry nectar will be big in the future

Overall juices to see 1% CAGR value sales

Table 11 Retail Sales of Fruit/Vegetable Juice by Health and Wellness Category: Value 2002-2005

Table 12 Retail Sales of Fruit/Vegetable Juice by Health and Wellness Category: % Value Growth 2002-2005

Table 13 Forecast Retail Sales of Fruit/Vegetable Juice by Health and Wellness Category: Value 2005-2010

Table 14 Forecast Retail Sales of Fruit/Vegetable Juice by Health and Wellness Category: % Value Growth 2005-2010

6.2 COMPANY AND BRAND ANALYSIS

Summary 3 Health and Wellness Fruit/Vegetable Juice: Major Players 2004/2005

Table 15 100% Juice – Organic: Brand Rankings 2005

Table 16 100% Juice – Fortified/functional: Brand Rankings 2005

Table 17 NH 100% Juice: Brand Rankings 2005

Table 18 Nectars (25-99% juice) – Organic: Brand Rankings 2005

Table 19 Nectars (25-99% juice) – Fortified/functional: Brand Rankings 2005

Table 20 NH Nectars – Cranberry Juice: Brand Rankings 2005

Table 21 Juice Drinks (up to 24% juice) – Fortified/functional: Brand Rankings 2005

Table 22 Juice Drinks (up to 24% juice) – BFY Reduced Sugar: Brand Rankings 2005

6.3 KEY FUNCTIONAL INGREDIENTS

6.4 NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENTS

Summary 4 Health and Wellness Fruit/Vegetable Juice: New Product Launches 2004/2005

6.5 PRICING STRATEGIES

Summary 5 Pricing: Standard vs HW Fruit/Vegetable Juice 2005

7. BOTTLED WATER

7.1 BOTTLED WATER BY HEALTH AND WELLNESS CATEGORY

2005 headlines

Bottled water becomes trendy

Sugary drinks losing out to bottled water

Natural is nicest

Rainbow brand in the driving seat

NH bottled water hits sales of EUR66 million

NH still mineral water registers healthy growth

Slow growth for HW bottled water in the future

Table 23 Retail Sales of Bottled Water by Health and Wellness Category: Value 2002-2005

Table 24 Retail Sales of Bottled Water by Health and Wellness Category: % Value Growth 2002-2005

Table 25 Forecast Retail Sales of Bottled Water by Health and Wellness Category: Value 2005-2010

Table 26 Forecast Retail Sales of Bottled Water by Health and Wellness Category: % Value Growth 2005-2010

7.2 COMPANY AND BRAND ANALYSIS

Domestic production and water

Hartwall present in many areas

Summary 6 Health and Wellness Bottled Water: Major Players 2004/2005

Table 27 Bottled Water – Fortified/functional: Brand Rankings 2005

Table 28 NH Natural Mineral Water – Still: Brand Rankings 2005

Table 29 NH Spring Water – Still: Brand Rankings 2005

Table 30 NH Natural Mineral Water – Carbonated: Brand Rankings 2005

Table 31 NH Spring Water – Carbonated: Brand Rankings 2005

Table 32 Flavoured Bottled Water – BFY Reduced Sugar: Brand Rankings 2005

The main HW brands

7.3 KEY FUNCTIONAL INGREDIENTS

7.4 NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENTS

7.5 PRICING STRATEGIES

Summary 7 Pricing: Standard vs HW Bottled Water 2005

8. SOFT DRINKS SECTOR SUMMARIES

8.1 SPORTS DRINKS

Increasing use among sports participants

28% value growth in 2005

Sports competitors

Bright future

Table 33 Retail Sales of Sports Drinks: Value 2002-2005

Table 34 Retail Sales of Sports Drinks: % Value Growth 2002-2005

Table 35 Forecast Retail Sales of Sports Drinks: Value 2005-2010

Table 36 Forecast Retail Sales of Sports Drinks: % Value Growth 2005-2010

Table 37 Sports Drinks – Fortified/functional: Brand Rankings 2005

8.2 ENERGY DRINKS

Growth rate magnified by small base

2005 sees energy burst

No lack of energy so far

80% of market split into three

Table 38 Retail Sales of Energy Drinks: Value 2002-2005

Table 39 Retail Sales of Energy Drinks: % Value Growth 2002-2005

Table 40 Forecast Retail Sales of Energy Drinks: Value 2005-2010

Table 41 Forecast Retail Sales of Energy Drinks: % Value Growth 2005-2010

Table 42 Energy Drinks – Fortified/functional: Brand Rankings 2005

Summary 8 Health and Wellness Energy Drinks: New Product Launches 2004/2005

8.3 ELIXIRS

Small base with big growth

Strong future ahead

Introducing the elixir players

Table 43 Retail Sales of Elixirs by Health and Wellness Category: Value 2002-2005

Table 44 Retail Sales of Elixirs by Health and Wellness Category: % Value Growth 2002-2005

Table 45 Forecast Retail Sales of Elixirs by Health and Wellness Category: Value 2005-2010

Table 46 Forecast Retail Sales of Elixirs by Health and Wellness Category: % Value Growth 2005-2010

Table 47 Elixirs – Fortified/functional: Brand Rankings 2005

Summary 9 Health and Wellness Elixirs: New Product Launches 2004/2005

8.4 CONCENTRATES

Concentrates feel the pressure

Whatever the customer wants the customer gets

Top three

Dim light at the end of the tunnel

Table 48 Retail Sales of Concentrates by Health and Wellness Category: Value 2002-2005

Table 49 Retail Sales of Concentrates by Health and Wellness Category: % Value Growth 2002-2005

Table 50 Forecast Retail Sales of Concentrates by Health and Wellness Category: Value 2005-2010

Table 51 Forecast Retail Sales of Concentrates by Health and Wellness Category: % Value Growth 2005-2010

Table 52 Concentrates – Fortified/functional: Brand Rankings 2005

Table 53 Concentrates – BFY Reduced Sugar: Brand Rankings 2005

Summary 10 Health and Wellness Concentrates: New Product Launches 2004/2005

8.5 RTD TEA

Value sales total EUR6 million in 2005

Young market expected to grow

Market ruled by three major brands

Table 54 Retail Sales of RTD Tea by Health and Wellness Category: Value 2002-2005

Table 55 Retail Sales of RTD Tea by Health and Wellness Category: % Value Growth 2002-2005

Table 56 Forecast Retail Sales of RTD Tea by Health and Wellness Category: Value 2005-2010

Table 57 Forecast Retail Sales of RTD Tea by Health and Wellness Category: % Value Growth 2005-2010

Table 58 RTD Tea – BFY Reduced Sugar: Brand Rankings 2005

8.6 RTD COFFEE

Late starter

5% value sales growth in 2005

Fortified/functional still missing

Table 59 Retail Sales of RTD Coffee by Health and Wellness Category: Value 2002-2005

Table 60 Retail Sales of RTD Coffee by Health and Wellness Category: % Value Growth 2002-2005

Table 61 Forecast Retail Sales of RTD Coffee by Health and Wellness Category: Value 2005-2010

Table 62 Forecast Retail Sales of RTD Coffee by Health and Wellness Category: % Value Growth 2005-2010

9. HEALTH AND WELLNESS HOT DRINKS SALES

9.1 MARKET PERFORMANCE

2005 headlines

Organic dominates

Lutheran Church fair trade campaign boosts sales

Improved distribution of HW products and improved economy behind growth

Naturally healthy sees 4% value growth

Reduced-acidity products a new concept for 2005

Table 63 Retail Sales of Hot Drinks by Health and Wellness Category: Value 2002-2005

Table 64 Retail Sales of Hot Drinks by Health and Wellness Category: % Value Growth 2002-2005

9.2 KEY TRENDS AND DEVELOPMENTS

9.3 KEY FUNCTIONAL INGREDIENTS

9.4 RETAIL DISTRIBUTION

Retail distribution trends

9.5 RETAILER ACTIVITY AND PRIVATE LABEL TRENDS

Retailer activity

Private label trends

9.6 FORECAST MARKET PERFORMANCE

Forecast headlines

Table 65 Forecast Retail Sales of Hot Drinks by Health and Wellness Category: Value 2005-2010

Table 66 Forecast Retail Sales of Hot Drinks by Health and Wellness Category: % Value Growth 2005-2010

10. COFFEE

10.1 COFFEE BY HEALTH AND WELLNESS CATEGORY

2005 headlines

HW coffee still small

Organic increasing due to improved distribution and campaigns by the Lutheran church

Reduced acidity – new concept for 2005

Reduced caffeine most prominent in instant but appearing in regular coffee

Forecast performance

Table 67 Retail Sales of Coffee by Health and Wellness Category: Value 2002-2005

Table 68 Retail Sales of Coffee by Health and Wellness Category: % Value Growth 2002-2005

Table 69 Forecast Retail Sales of Coffee by Health and Wellness Category: Value 2005-2010

Table 70 Forecast Retail Sales of Coffee by Health and Wellness Category: % Value Growth 2005-2010

10.2 COMPANY AND BRAND ANALYSIS

Summary 11 Health and Wellness Coffee: Major Players 2004/2005

Table 71 Fresh Coffee – Organic: Brand Rankings 2005

Table 72 Fresh Coffee – BFY Reduced Caffeine: Brand Rankings 2005

Table 73 Instant Coffee – Organic: Brand Rankings 2005

Table 74 Instant Coffee – BFY Reduced Caffeine: Brand Rankings 2005

10.3 KEY FUNCTIONAL INGREDIENTS

10.4 NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENTS

Summary 12 Health and Wellness Coffee: New Product Launches 2004/2005

10.5 PRICING STRATEGIES

Summary 13 Pricing: Standard vs HW Coffee 2005

11. TEA

11.1 TEA BY HEALTH AND WELLNESS CATEGORY

2005 headlines

Large percentage of small tea market comprised of HW products

Rooibos varieties underpin growth in NH herbal tea

NH green tea the largest area

Organic tea to continue to see growth

Small reduced-caffeine presence, reduced-sugar products negligible

Forecast performance

Table 75 Retail Sales of Tea by Health and Wellness Category: Value 2002-2005

Table 76 Retail Sales of Tea by Health and Wellness Category: % Value Growth 2002-2005

Table 77 Forecast Retail Sales of Tea by Health and Wellness Category: Value 2005-2010

Table 78 Forecast Retail Sales of Tea by Health and Wellness Category: % Value Growth 2005-2010

11.2 COMPANY AND BRAND ANALYSIS

Summary 14 Health and Wellness Tea: Major Players 2004/2005

Table 79 Black Tea – Organic: Brand Rankings 2005

Table 80 Black Tea – BFY Reduced Caffeine: Brand Rankings 2005

Table 81 Green Tea – Organic: Brand Rankings 2005

Table 82 NH Green Tea: Brand Rankings 2005

Table 83 NH Herbal Tea: Brand Rankings 2005

11.3 KEY FUNCTIONAL INGREDIENTS

11.4 NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENTS

Summary 15 Health and Wellness Tea: New Product Launches 2004/2005

11.5 PRICING STRATEGIES

Summary 16 Pricing: Standard vs HW Tea 2005

12. OTHER HOT DRINKS

12.1 OTHER HOT DRINKS BY HEALTH AND WELLNESS CATEGORY

2005 headlines

Organic the largest, fortified/functional most dynamic

Standard for children, no sugar for adults

Forecast performance

Table 84 Retail Sales of Other Hot Drinks by Health and Wellness Category: Value 2002-2005

Table 85 Retail Sales of Other Hot Drinks by Health and Wellness Category: % Value Growth 2002-2005

Table 86 Forecast Retail Sales of Other Hot Drinks by Health and Wellness Category: Value 2005-2010

Table 87 Forecast Retail Sales of Other Hot Drinks by Health and Wellness Category: % Value Growth 2005-2010

12.2 COMPANY AND BRAND ANALYSIS

Summary 17 Health and Wellness Other Hot Drinks: Major Players 2004/2005

Table 88 Other Hot Drinks – Organic: Brand Rankings 2005

12.3 KEY FUNCTIONAL INGREDIENTS

12.4 NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENTS

Summary 18 Health and Wellness Other Hot Drinks: New Product Launches 2004/2005

12.5 PRICING STRATEGIES

Summary 19 Pricing: Standard vs HW Other Hot Drinks 2005

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