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Carbonates in Malaysia

Off-trade volume growth rate for carbonates fell to less than 3% in 2011, as compared to a CAGR of 3% over the review period. This is in line with the slowing positive growth for carbonates in the Malaysia market in the past few years, with people ...

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

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Concentrates in Malaysia

Concentrates can be split into two different categories, catering to different kinds of consumers – one with high fruit content keeping the original flavour of fruits, and another which is sweeter in taste, examples of flavour include fruits, rose ...

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Fruit/Vegetable Juice in Malaysia

Urbanisation and the fast pace of life in the city contribute to the preference for pasteurised nectars and 100% juices. The typical dual income household living in cities with young children are more aware of the benefits of juices, and are willing ...

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RTD Coffee in Malaysia

A wide array of flavours is available for consumers to choose from, such as Nescafé Menu Ipoh White Coffee, Power Root Alicafé Classic and Nescafé Mocha, which caters to the taste of Malaysians. They are largely available off-trade, with 85% of RTD ...

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RTD Tea in Malaysia

Consumers’ demand continues to boost the growth of RTD tea as this product is known to be refreshing. Nonetheless, there is a strong following for freshly brewed tea, which limits the growth of RTD tea, especially in on-trade outlets.

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Sports and Energy Drinks in Malaysia

Sports and energy drinks continued to grow in 2011. Both companies producing sports and energy drinks and consumers contribute to the growth. Red Bull and 100 Plus actively advertise and promote their brands to youth through sports sponsorship. For ...

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Asian Speciality Drinks in Malaysia

Asian specialty drinks continues to be a must-have in households during celebrations and festival seasons. Off-trade volume growth was 4% in 2011, which is almost similar to the off-trade volume CAGR recorded from 2006 to 2011. Demand for Asian ...

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Bottled Water in Malaysia

Still bottled water has enjoyed positive growth for many years, as it is one of Malaysia’s basic necessities. Nonetheless, the industry was affected by the high inflation in Malaysia in 2011, seeing production costs increase, and some companies ...

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Soft Drinks in Malaysia

The soft drinks market in 2011 showed a steady performance. Many leading companies had to cope with the decrease in sugar subsidies by the government; some chose to pass on the cost to consumers, causing retail prices to increase. Malaysia also saw ...

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