Consumer consumption of coffee and tea is often thought to have an inverse relationship: consumers who drink a lot of coffee are unlikely to drink much tea, and vice versus. While this is the case for many markets in Western Europe and the Middle East & Africa, there is less of a distinction between hot drinks preferences in Eastern Europe.
Tea has continued to record positive growth rates in volume terms in recent years, but has also seen declining sales in real value terms in Middle East and…
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View ReportPer capita consumption of coffee in Asia Pacific is the lowest in the world, and is growing only slowly, as the dominant instant coffee category is mature.…
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