Ice Cream and Frozen Desserts

Unilever is the sixth largest packaged food company globally. The company continues to maintain its lead in ice cream, thanks to increased in-home consumption of its leading global brands, with strong growth coming from emerging markets such as ...

Sales of frozen desserts are expected to remain negligible in 2020, due to limited availability. As such, ice cream remains the only source of overall growth for ice cream and frozen desserts. Ice cream saw a poor performance in 2019, with slow ...

This report aims to provide an overview of Mondelez International Inc in the packaged food universe, and its adaptation to the “new normal”....

This report aims to provide an overview of Mars Inc in the packaged food universe, and how COVID-19 will impact snacking now and in the future. ...

The COVID-19 lockdown has had a severe impact on ice cream sales, coming as it did on the brink of the key summer season. Sales in the important impulse segment have dropped dramatically due to the closure of non-essential retailing and strict ...

Retail sales of ice cream and frozen desserts are expected to record weaker performances in both volume and value terms in 2020, while foodservice sales will record a strong decline. The foodservice sales will be negatively affected by closures in ...

Impulse ice cream saw strong growth during the review period, thanks to spontaneous purchases during the summer months. Impulse ice cream primarily includes single portion dairy ice cream, which is more aggressively promoted than other product types....

The closure of educational institutions and recreational sites such as parks due to the COVID-19 pandemic will lead to declining consumption of ice cream in 2020. Sales of these products are primarily driven by impulse purchases, particularly among ...

Ice cream and frozen desserts experienced an upturn in demand in Q2 2020, driven by the larger categories of bulk dairy ice cream and multi-pack dairy ice cream, as consumers turned to stocking up on indulgent and comforting treats and desserts ...

Ice cream sales are expected to be negatively affected in 2020 by the loss of impulse and on-the-go sales in both retail and foodservice during the COVID-19 pandemic. With people spending more time at home, rather than out and about, due to the work,...

Peru’s economy will experience a sharp recession in 2020. The measures put in place to contain the spread of the COVID-19 will hamper domestic demand, and real GDP is forecast to decrease in 2020. The majority of ice cream current value sales are ...

The COVID-19 pandemic is likely to have a negative impact on ice cream demand as consumers continues to be negatively affected by the economic fallout in 2020; however, retail value sales is expected to be relatively healthy. Lockdown for the ...

Lockdown for the COVID-19 pandemic was in mid-March to the start of May 2020 and had a considerable impact on ice cream demand, as spring and summer are the key seasons for ice cream consumption. Therefore, ice cream consumption in the latter part of...

The closure of foodservice outlets and foodservice sections in retail such as at convenience stores and forecourt retailers, combined with fewer opportunities to consume ice cream on the go and outside during initial stages of the pandemic will have ...

Ice cream and frozen desserts in Russia saw a strongly fluctuating performance during the review period. Its impressive growth in 2018 when Russia hosted the FIFA World Cup was followed by a much more subdued performance in 2019 as sales returned to ...

The impact of the COVID-19 outbreak has varied by category. Due to lockdown restrictions, consumers were unable to leave their homes for much of 2020, while they were also unlikely to order single portion ice cream through e-commerce, thus adversely ...

In general, Kazakhstanis consume ice cream outside the home during hot weather, and single-portion dairy ice cream is therefore very popular. Ice cream tends to be better positioned as a sweet treat than confectionery, as it is considered cheaper and...

Overall demand for ice cream and frozen desserts significantly drops in 2020 due to the strict national lockdown enacted to combat COVID-19. Both retail volume sales and current value sales are expected to shrink, as consumers focus on purchasing ...

Following a promising recovery in 2019 where demand for ice cream notably increased after several undynamic years, the emergence of COVID-19 and the subsequent lockdown measures introduced by the government in an attempt to control the spread of the ...

Volume sales of ice cream are set to drop in Lithuania in 2020, as the closure of schools and more consumers working from home has impacted sales of impulse ice cream, the largest part of these products in volume terms. This is being offset to a ...