Snack bars market research

Euromonitor has the world’s most comprehensive research on the snack bars category within the packaged food industry. We monitor and analyse industry trends around the world, including in-depth data on market share and market size – from the “big picture” qualitative analysis; down to specific category data.

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Our Snack bars market research answer questions such as:

What is the market size of snack bars?
What are the major brands in snack bars?
Are sales benefitting as consumers look for a healthier alternative to confectionery?
What are the market opportunities for high fibre products?
What are the other major snack bars markets globally?

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Country Report

Snack Bars in Serbia

The Serbian snack bars category was in the development phase in 2011, thanks to the fact that foreign players arrived in the market very rapidly in the last five years. This trend woke up domestic players, which noticed that their lack of activity ...

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Snack Bars in Argentina

The growing desire to consume healthier and more nutritious products has been one of the pillars of the increase of snack bar sales over recent years. However, through the Instituto Nacional de Tecnología Industrial (National Industrial Technology ...

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Snack Bars in Venezuela

Despite that overall consumer expenditure in Venezuela expected to decrease by 16% in the next 10 years, or to about 2022, volume sales of snacks bars are still expected to increase because in the last year the number of running, walking and cycling ...

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Snack Bars in Slovakia

The snack bar category in Slovakia is still at a nascent stage and offers significant growth potential for manufacturers and retailers. Currently, only breakfast bars and granola/muesli bars have a significant presence in the marketplace. Energy and ...

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Snack Bars in Uzbekistan

In 2011, sales of snack bars remain negligible in Uzbek packaged food.

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Company Profile

Danone, Groupe in Packaged Food

Danone has been consolidating its market positions of its streamlined operations and has been focusing on geographic and category expansion via a number of joint venture agreements, acquisition and the merger of its regional fresh dairy operations ...

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Snack Bars in Ukraine

Snack bars in Ukraine remained largely undeveloped in 2011. Some activity has been seen only in granola/muesli bars and other snack bars. The fragile economic recovery did not allow the category to enjoy more rapid development in 2011.

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Snack Bars in Spain

Spanish consumers are becoming increasingly concerned about health, wellness and physical appearance. This trend led snack bars in 2011, with these products perceived as a healthy snack by Spaniards. Snack bars are widely used as a snack between ...

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Snack Bars in Kazakhstan

Snack bars remains undeveloped in 2011

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Snack Bars in Japan

Though products within snack bars remain popular among young consumers, positioned as they are as healthy and convenient options for breakfast or a snack, the poor economic conditions in Japan, especially after the country was hit by various ...

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