As a staple product, drinking milk is a mature category with limited volume growth potential due to high household penetration and Latvia’s declining population. The gradual return to pre-pandemic consumption patterns during the forecast period will support the rebound in foodservice volumes.
Competition from plant-based milks, notably soy drinks, will impede the development of drinking milk to an extent. Indeed, plant-based milk will continue to register strong volume and value sales growth over the forecast period, as the consumer base expands.
Although growing from a small base, e-commerce sales shows great promise over the forecast period. Food Union Group, a global ice cream and dairy production and distribution company has launched an e-commerce service in four European countries, including Latvia, delivering ice cream, dairy products, pastry and frozen food, directly to consumers.
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Drinking Milk Products
This is the aggregation of flavoured milk drinks, milk and powder milk. Note: Plant-based drinking milk products should be excluded from this category and tracked under plant-based milk. Except for plant-based powder milk that should be tracked within the core dairy category of powder milk.
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