Mexico

Demand for cigarettes in Mexico was already gradually declining towards the end of the review period in line with rising prices and a gradual drop in smoking prevalence amongst the local adult population. However, the beginning of 2020 saw a more ...

Like smokeless tobacco, e-vapour products and heated tobacco, which have now been banned by the local government in Mexico, there is no market for tobacco free oral nicotine in the country as alternative nicotine products. This is unlikely to change ...

Sales of tobacco products saw a significant decline in 2020 mostly as the result of the pandemic and subsequent lockdown, and its broader impact on the local economy in terms of reduced purchasing power and unemployment. The broad base of low- and ...

There is no longer a market for smokeless tobacco, e-vapour products and heated tobacco in Mexico after these products were banned as of 2020, so no data is present for the year. This is unlikely to change over the forecast period....

Cigars and cigarillos experienced notable double-digit retail volume declines in 2020, as a result of the pandemic due to the closure of tobacco specialists and mixed retailers, which are the main distribution channels for these products. In 2020, ...

In 2020, sales of video games grew by 12%, an increase in growth compared to 2019, with much of this outcome contributed to the outbreak of COVID-19 and the increasing amount of time spent at home....

Due to the outbreak of COVID-19 in 2020, the toys and games landscape recorded a decline in growth of 1%, compared to an uplift of 9% the previous year. However, this decline in growth was the result of poor sales within traditional toys and games, ...

In 2020, sales of traditional toys and games declined by 14%, compared to a growth of 8% in 2019. This slowdown was the direct result of the outbreak of COVID-19 in the country, with...

Retail sales of cider/perry declined by 2% in volume terms in 2020 overall, which compares to volume growth of 2% during the previous year. The on-trade recorded a decline of 46%, moving the overall total volume growth into a decline....

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Total volume sales of beer declined by 7% in 2020, which compares to a 3% uplift in growth the previous year, highlighting the impact COVID-19 had on the landscape. During the first months of the pandemic, there were 40 days during April and May, ...

The outbreak of COVID-19 in Mexico led to a total volume decline of 7% in 2020, compared to total volume growth of 3% in 2019. On-trade sales were the most negatively impacted, recording a double-digit decline due to the closure of all horeca ...

Sales of wine were noticeably impacted by COVID-19 in 2020, leading to a total volume decline of 12% for the year. This is compared to a 2% increase in total volume for 2019, led by positive growth for sparkling wine. ...

Total volume sales of RTDs rise by 1% in 2020, taking a fall compared to the total volume of 4% recorded the previous year. This growth will be the result of positive retail results, as on-trade sales posted a significant decline of 47%. RTDs were ...

COVID-19-caused economic downturn in 2020 saw Mexican household disposable income decline during the year, with slow recovery projected over the medium term. Moreover, high informality, widespread corruption and an inequitable tax system are set to ...

Overall, home and garden posted a marginal increase in retail current value sales over 2020, although the industry witnessed a mixed performance in terms of categories. Gardening and homewares benefited significantly from the Coronavirus (COVID-19) ...

Home furnishings registered an overall decline in retail current value sales in 2020. The economic effects of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, such as rising unemployment and lower consumer disposable incomes and purchasing power, dampened the ...

Coronavirus (COVID-19) supported retail current value sales of almost all home improvement categories in 2020, although growth rates were slower than in 2019. Nonetheless, the measures introduced to stem the spread of the virus forced consumers to ...

The Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic had a positive impact on gardening in Mexico in 2020. Government measures to slow or halt the spread of the virus included lockdowns, quarantining and social distancing measures. Wherever possible, businesses were ...

All categories in homewares benefited from the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic in 2020, recording faster retail current value sales growth compared with 2019. Homewares was positively impacted by the pandemic situation, which included lockdowns and ...