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In line with rising health-consciousness among New Zealanders, demand for reduced sugar and sugar-free products remained a key driver of growth in carbonates off-trade volume and current value sales in 2019. This trend was especially strong in cola carbonates, but was also evident in the non-cola carbonates category.
Non-cola carbonates continued to expand at a steady pace in 2019, thanks in part to growing interest in new products and flavour variants introduced towards the end of the review period. For instance, in July 2018 Coca-Cola Amatil launched a Dry Ginger Beer variant of iconic local brand L&P.
The outlook for carbonates over the forecast period is broadly favourable, with stable growth in overall off-trade volume and current value sales projected. However, the category’s potential for further expansion is hampered by increasing competition from other types of soft drinks.
Coca-Cola Amatil continued to dominate carbonates in off-trade volume and value terms in 2019. The company’s extensive portfolio covers all major categories and includes well-established and widely distributed brands such as Coca-Cola, Sprite, Schweppes and L&P.
Frucor Suntory New Zealand Ltd remained the second leading player in carbonates in 2019. The company saw its overall off-trade volume and current value sales in the category decline over 2017-2018, partly due to the failure of the now-withdrawn low calorie product Pepsi Next, but also because core brands such as Pepsi and 7-Up struggled amidst intense competition from a host of rivals.
The health and wellness trend will remain one of the primary drivers of innovation in carbonates over the forecast period. Aside from developing reduced sugar and sugar-free variants, it is expected manufacturers will continue to try to appeal to health-conscious consumers by making their brands available in smaller pack sizes.
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