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Explorando la era de alimentos on-demand
Rocio Franco
Este evento de Euromonitor International analiza el panorama macroeconómico de América Latina y los hábitos de consumo de alimentos a través del delivery.
Using the Soft Drinks Price Tracker to Explore Pricing Dynamics: Spotlight on Coca-Cola in Brazil
Howard Telford
Euromonitor International has launched its latest dashboard: the Soft Drinks Price Tracker. With unit price inflation still top of mind for suppliers and retailers across the global beverages industry, the Price Tracker dashboard allows subscribers to monitor product price movements, and assortment and pack size pricing strategies across categories and brands in the online channel.
FIFA World Cup 2022 in Qatar: Raising a Drink, From a Dry Nation to the World
Jacob Adib
Qatar, a small conservative Islamic Arab emirate, is set to host the FIFA World Cup in December 2022. This has implications for consumers who want to consume alcohol, as at present access to alcoholic drinks is restricted to tourists and non-Muslim expatriates. Qatari law stipulates that only liquor license holders can buy and consume alcohol within the emirate.
Irish Whiskey: From Renaissance to Maturity?
Raphaël Moreau
Does the sustained momentum of the post-pandemic recovery witnessed in 2021 point to several more years of uninhibited growth for Irish whiskey or is it expected to face similar challenges to more mature spirits categories?
Hydration Beverages: Blurring the Lines Between Sports Drinks and Consumer Health
Carmen Silva
Sports drinks and consumer health categories continue to blur the lines in 2022 as consumers increasingly value functionality of hydration products but also face restrictions in the product offering as brand haven't been able to keep up with increasing demand. We will explore the opportunities for both industries moving ahead.
Drinks On the Doorstep: The Rise of Domestic UK Wine and Spirits
Anna Ward
According to Euromonitor’s latest research on alcoholic drinks, the UK is showing a clear trend towards domestic products with a distinctive, modern heritage and premium cachet. Anna Ward explores this burgeoning trend, and asks how sustainable it is, given the cost of living crisis and rising inflation.