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Though growth in coffee is nothing new, the nature of this growth is shifting. Expansion continues, but from a wider range of categories, channels, and occasions, from ready-to-drink coffee to online commerce to coffee shops. This new report seeks to connect those dots, examining the world of coffee from end to end, and considering what’s next.
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The leading drivers of growth in global coffee have shifted, as emerging regions such as China, as well as emerging categories such as ready-to-drink coffee, come to the fore.
While ready-to-drink coffee is still a relatively small category globally, the world of soft drinks is in flux, with bottled water taking share from seemingly every other category and consumer concerns about sugar growing – this creates real opportunity for innovative beverages.
Away-from-home channels have become the most important drivers of innovation in global coffee, while also creating valuable consumer relationships in an era of growing internet commerce.
There is a great deal of growth in coffee, but the sources and channels are highly fragmented, favouring those able to operate across a wide range of occasions and buying channels.
It then follows that more brands are needed to serve this demand, particularly with many large global brands in a state of upheaval – successful global players must become more comfortable with larger portfolios and a wider range of points of sale.
Gain competitive intelligence about market leaders. Track key industry trends, opportunities and threats. Inform your marketing, brand, strategy and market development, sales and supply functions.