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 Market Research for Egypt

Euromonitor publishes reports on industries, consumers and demographics in Egypt.

  • Industry specific reports offer insight into market size and market share in Egypt; as well as industry trends in each specific industry.
  • The Consumer Lifestyles in Egypt report examines national lifestyle habits, ranging from health and living standards, income and earning patterns, eating and drinking habits, to home ownership trends.
  • Egypt in 2030: The Future Demographic contains information on long term population changes, population by gender, consumer segment: babies, infants, toddlers, children, tweenagers, teenagers, studying age, young-adults, middle-aged adults, and the elderly.

View our Egypt statistics factfile.

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Consumer Lifestyle

Consumer Lifestyles in Egypt

Egyptian consumers find themselves in extraordinary circumstances as a result of the recent political turmoil. They also faced significant economic forces prior to the revolution, including rising inflation and unemployment. Although most households ...

May 2012 | US$1,900| Add to cart | View details

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Packaged Food in Egypt

The Egyptian Revolution that started on 25 January 2011 had a negative impact on foodservice sales due to the declining number of tourists. In 2011, inflation inched up to 11% towards mid-year due to the increasing prices of several food items, such ...

May 2012 | US$6,500| Add to cart | View details

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Dairy in Egypt

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Beer in Egypt

The political and economic turmoil and popular uprising in January 2011 had a significant impact on the performance of alcoholic drinks in general. However, beer continued to be the least affected category as it is more dependent on off-trade sales ...

May 2012 | US$900| Add to cart | View details

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Cider/Perry in Egypt

In 2011, cider/perry sales remained non-existent in the Egyptian market with the category unlikely to enter the country in the near future. Much of this stems from the small percentage of the population that consumes alcohol, making it difficult for ...

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Rtds/High-Strength Premixes in Egypt

Sales of RTDs have increased at healthy rates over the years, jumping from 637,000 litres in 2009 to 732,000 litres in 2011. RTDs/high-strength premixes is solely dependent on sales of spirit-based RTDs, with malt- and wine-based RTDs as well as ...

May 2012 | US$900| Add to cart | View details

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Spirits in Egypt

Spirits witnessed drops in volume terms in Egypt primarily as a result of the sharp decline in tourism and hospitality industries due to the recent political uprising and economic turmoil. Spirits are extremely dependant on on-trade channels, which ...

May 2012 | US$900| Add to cart | View details

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Wine in Egypt

Wine sales have grown rapidly over the past few years and in 2011 wine remained one of the fastest-growing categories within the alcoholic drinks market for yet another consecutive year. This was despite an overall drop in volume and value sales ...

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Alcoholic Drinks in Egypt

The alcoholic drinks market continued to grow in 2011 despite political and economic turmoil as a result of the 25th of January 2011 Revolution. Decreased growth rates are directly related to recession in the tourism and hospitality categories which ...

May 2012 | US$1,900| Add to cart | View details

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Sauces, Dressings and Condiments in Egypt

The main products within sauces, dressings and condiments are regarded as necessities for Egyptians, because they are regarded as the basics for food preparation. This was why the revolution did not and will not affect the consumption of such ...

Apr 2012 | US$900| Add to cart | View details

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