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Hot Drinks 2012 Overview: Trends and Opportunities

Global hot drinks consumption is driven by multiple factors that paint divergent pictures of volume and value for each category. Tea is the world’s largest hot drink by RTD volume, driven by developing nations moving to packaged and branded teas at ...

Sep 2012 | US$2,000| Add to cart | View details

Global Briefing

Private Label in Tea

Tea’s varying regional traditions of consumption and its overall low price point has largely shielded the category in the past from significant private label competition. However, the expansion of modern retail channels and a diversified market for ...

Mar 2012 | US$2,000| Add to cart | View details

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Tea Global Corporate Strategy: Targeting White Space and Diversification

Major tea companies have seen their sales in developed markets slow, although this is being balanced by growth in emerging markets. Diversification is a common strategy adopted by major players. Unilever's comfortable leadership should not be a ...

Feb 2012 | US$2,000| Add to cart | View details

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Private Label in Coffee

Though overall coffee sales did not suffer through the recent recession years of 2008-2010, consumers are more aware than ever of price points. This reports seeks to identify the role private label currently plays in the context of global coffee ...

Dec 2011 | US$2,000| Add to cart | View details

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Global Coffee Trends: Finding the Premiumisation Opportunity

Coffee sales showed a slowing but still steady growth trend during the recent recession years before bouncing back in 2010. But with commodity pricing pressures and established preferences for tea in many regions, a move towards higher margin coffees...

Jul 2011 | US$2,000| Add to cart | View details

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Hot Drinks 2011 Overview: Trends and Opportunities

Hot drinks sales proved to be resilient through the recent recession years of 2008 and 2009, thanks to habits of local consumption and a relatively low price point. But even as 2010 brought a much improved sales performance for hot drinks, ...

Apr 2011 | US$2,000| Add to cart | View details

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Global Trends in Tea: Identifying Growth Opportunities

Strong regional tea traditions supported sales during the economic downturn. Tea offers widely-recognised health benefits but also geographical diversity in types, flavours and competition from coffee and other drinks. There are several strong ...

Jul 2010 | US$2,000| Add to cart | View details

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The Shapes and Sizes of Recovery in 2010

In the midst of global economic recovery, Euromonitor International takes a closer look at the industries and countries leading the way towards positive growth in 2010. Using the insights of its global industry heads, Euromonitor explores winning ...

Jun 2010 | US$2,000| Add to cart | View details

Global Briefing

Drinking Cultures of the World – Globalisation Creates Opportunities - World

Traditionally, some countries are associated with specific drinks, for example tea in China or wine in France. It is the local heritage and culture of consumption that define these associations. Single-profile beverage cultures – whereby one drinks ...

Mar 2010 | US$2,000| Add to cart | View details

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Global Hot Drinks Corporate Strategy: A Static Market Driven by Tactical Growth Strategies

Major hot drinks players have mostly focused on tactical growth strategies and geographical expansion. A lack of major M&A activity across tea and coffee categories has led to stasis in the global landscape. Aggressive acquisitions may be required if...

Mar 2010 | US$2,000| Add to cart | View details

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