Ice cream in the Czech Republic is far from saturated, with positive, if moderate, retail volume growth expected over the forecast period. Consumption is likely to remain seasonal, with the weather during spring and summer remaining vitally important in determining the category’s growth potential each year.
The health and wellness trend is set to accelerate over the forecast period, reflected in variants with natural protein sources, such as curd, and higher fruit content options. There are, however, relatively limited offerings of tasty low-sugar ice cream, offering scope for growth in this product area.
Most Czech consumers buy ice cream on impulse to cool down in hot weather, making this snacks category highly seasonal. With summers getting hotter in the Czech Republic, increasing temperatures are set to boost water-based ice cream, which is both refreshing and affordable.
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Ice Cream
Ice cream is the aggregation of frozen yoghurt, impulse ice cream, plant-based ice cream, unpackaged ice cream and take-home ice cream. Frozen desserts is included in Passport’s Staple Foods research. Please note that soft serve ice cream from ice cream dispensing machines sold at foodservice outlets (e.g. fast food or ice cream parlours) is entirely excluded.
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