Market research on the staple foods industry. Standardised and cr...
Market research on the staple foods industry. Standardised and cross-comparable statistics including total market sizes, market and brand share data, distribution and industry trends. Insight and data cover baked goods, breakfast cereals, processed ...
Inflation and the war in Ukraine have shaped the performance of the Irish staple foods landscape in 2022. The disruption of supply chains impacted all category areas for staple foods. While smaller companies suffered from the lack of imported raw…
? During 2022, Iraq’s staple foods market was shaped mainly by rising prices and volatility in the supply of key categories. The Ukraine conflict caused concern among some consumers, although a certain level of stability is being seen in the market…
Retail volume sales of staple foods are mainly characterised by rice and bread, with demand for products such as pasta, breakfast cereals and processed meat and seafood largely limited to affluent urban dwellers. Significant rises in unit prices in…
Escalating prices across the market is the most relevant issue within staple foods in 2022, with this having a strong impact on consumers’ budgets. Within staple foods, almost all categories have suffered from a contraction in retail demand in 2022,…
While it is expected to maintain positive retail current value growth in 2022, staple foods is set to see a volume decline, mainly due to unit price increases. Many of the raw materials used in staple foods, such as wheat and meat, for which Japan…
Amid a spike in unit pricing due to rising commodity prices, both retail constant value sales (2022 prices) and retail volume sales of staple foods declined in 2022. Surging inflation (which reached double digits during the summer and autumn before…
High inflation swept through Turkey during 2022 and while the Turkish population is not exactly unfamiliar with the impact of inflation spikes, the current situation has led to unprecedented increases in food prices as they stem as much from rising…
Staple foods in Slovakia in 2022 has been significantly impacted by macroeconomic developments, such as increases in the price of commodities and skyrocketing production and logistics costs, which has led to steep average unit price - and therefore…
Among the most important influences on sales of staple foods in Serbia during 2022 was the return to pre-pandemic lifestyles among the local population. In particular, the population of Serbia took the opportunity to begin dining out on a regular…
During the lockdown periods of the COVID-19 pandemic, consumers in Thailand stocked up on many staple foods and shelf stable foods, thus boosting retail sales during this time. However, following the end of pandemic restrictions and the reopening of…
Staple foods witnessed strong growth in most categories during 2020 as home seclusion led to more meals being cooked at home, while some households also stockpiled supplies. Sales of staple foods witnessed a reversal of fortunes in 2021 as the…
Overall retail volume sales growth for staple foods in Algeria in 2022 is set to be weaker than that recorded in 2021. The slowdown is partly explained by increasing maturity, but also reflects the fact that Algerians are now cooking and eating at…
Significant unit price inflation was the major story in Uzbekistan’s stable foods industry during 2022. The prices of raw materials such as flour increase substantially, consequently dragging prices upwards across several important categories,…
Despite the positive effect brought forth by the removal of COVID-19 restrictions, the outlook for staple foods remains uncertain in 2022 due to rapidly rising prices and economic uncertainty. Retail current value sales have risen sharply due to…
Staple foods witnessed an enormous rise in unit prices in 2022. Just as the effects of COVID-19 began to diminish, the war in Ukraine began causing price hikes in oil and gas forcing manufacturers to increase retail prices. The harshest price rises…
Value sales of staple foods will grow significantly in Bulgaria in 2022 due to the unprecedented increases in inflation. The cost category items started growing in the second half of 2021, following a suppressed dynamic of retailing prices during the…
2022 is a year of price shocks both in Azerbaijan and at a global level. Problems with logistics, the rising cost of ingredients such as sugar and flour, and fluctuating currency exchange rates are all putting huge pressure on local consumers whose…
In 2022, price inflation is shaping the development of staple foods in Lithuania leading to a surge in current value growth. The rising cost of logistics, raw materials and packaging is pushing up the price of staple foods in all categories, leaving…
Staple foods in Nigeria saw a weak performance in volume terms in 2022 despite being a category that offers essential products for the population. Growth was strongly impacted by unit price increases, which led consumers to seek alternatives to…