Coffee

Coffee registered robust retail value sales growth in 2021 as more people shifted from tea to coffee. This shift was more noticeable in urban centres, among younger consumers who are modern and more Westernised. Nevertheless, coffee’s sales growth…

While not as impressive compared to 2020, retail volume sales of coffee grew by 5% in 2021, partially due to Australians continuing to switch their coffee consumption from foodservice to their kitchens. Australians have a great love of the café…

Since the start of the review period, consumption and spending on coffee have gradually increased, largely driven by instant coffee, which has the highest consumption volumes. However, fresh ground coffee and roasted coffee have been growing steadily…

The very strong coffee culture in Greece limited the effects of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic on the category performance. Social distancing regulations reduced occasions for socialising in cafés. However, an on-the-go coffee trend has been…

The COVID-19 pandemic continued to exert a very negative influence over sales of coffee in 2021 as only very moderate sales growth was registered in the retail channel and only a partial recovery of sales was seen in the foodservice channel. While…

Coffee continued to grow in 2021, although at a lower level than in the previous year. The main drivers of the category were cross-border trade as coffee is a very popular item for cross-border shopping in Sweden. While borders were technically open…

Having exhibited their fastest pace of growth in a decade during 2020, the rate of growth in retail volume sales of coffee slowed, but remained robust, in 2021. Restrictions on movement arising from the pandemic meant that local consumers were…

Spain has a strong tradition of coffee consumption, leading retail demand for coffee to surge during 2020, as foodservice outlets closed and consumers were confined to their homes for an extended period due to COVID-19 restrictions. The growing…

With restrictions imposed on the operations of foodservice in order to limit the spread of COVID-19 and consumer concerns about exposure to the virus when visiting physical grocery stores, the pandemic has seen a significant rise in online demand…

In 2021, retail volume sales of coffee are set to experience decline across much of the category, apart from fresh ground coffee pods and instant coffee mixes, due to the rebound from 2020, which recorded a sharp increase triggered by the prolonged…

Coffee took a hit in 2020, with volume sales down through both retail and foodservice channels. In 2021, the picture was more positive, with double digit retail current value growth. However, part of this growth was driven by price rises and volume…

Although foodservice venues were not closed in Sweden during 2020, rules and regulations were put in place, including social distancing measures and limiting party numbers to eight and under. These measures, partnered with consumers ongoing fear of…

Only a partial recovery was recorded in foodservice volume sales of coffee in 2021 after on-trade sales collapsed in the category over the course of 2020. The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on foodservice sales of coffee was severe, with some…

Latvians are coffee drinkers and during the 2020 lockdowns, they drank plenty of coffee. in 2021, with society opening up, retail current value and volume sales were lower, as less time was spent at home. The pandemic also led to the added…

Off-trade sales of coffee continued to exhibit strong growth in 2021, despite the country’s success at managing the COVID-19 pandemic, which resulted in on-trade trading restrictions being fully removed. Lockdown presented a unique opportunity for…

Coffee remains the most popular hot drink in Estonia. The COVID-19 pandemic and ensuing lockdowns, and continued work-from-home in 2021 have benefited retail sales of coffee, as consumers have been seeking to recreate the café experience at home.…

In 2021, the home consumption of coffee continued to rise thanks to the continuation of the lockdowns and the restrictions regarding travelling to workplaces and educational establishments. This meant that Turkish people had to spend extended amounts…

During 2021, trends in both foodservice and retail sales of coffee continued to be shaped mainly by the continuation of social distancing restrictions during the first half of the year. Despite hopes that regulations designed to curb the spread of…

Having exhibited a double-digit decline during 2020, retail volume sales of coffee stabilised in 2021. This reflected an improved economic outlook, which led some local consumers to increase their discretionary spending. Foodservice volume sales,…

The cultural roots of coffee in Brazil form one of the most unique and outlying characteristics of the market, meaning that it is present in over 95% of households, ranging from lower-income families to the most affluent. It is also included in the…