Tanzania

Rising incomes and urbanisation are broadening the appeal of modern retailing, with more consumers able to access these channels. However, informal retailing remains strong, while poor infrastructure hinders retailing development. Younger consumers…

The consumer base for home care continues to widen as population growth and economic development underpin the expansion of the urban middle class. Moreover, wider access to modern homes with running water and improvements in sanitation support the…

On-trade volume sales of soft drinks are very limited in Tanzania, but these products (particularly carbonates) are widely purchased in the off-trade. During 2021, off-trade volume sales of soft drinks increased for the first time in three years, but…

Staple foods in 2021: The big picture

Hot drinks in 2021: The big picture

Tanzania is ranked as ‘moderately free’, but its political scene is marred by corruption, intimidation and violence. The external sector sector should accelerate the economy in 2021, but the country is over-reliant on agriculture. Tanznia has a…

Retail volume sales of snacks continued to expand in 2020, in spite of disruption arising from COVID-19, with demand for sweet biscuits and savoury snacks particularly strong. However, retail volume sales of confectionery declined, while those of ice…

Consumer health in 2021: The big picture

Having accelerated sharply to reach their highest rate of growth in more than a decade during 2020, as COVID-19 restrictions led to local consumers spending more time at home and preparing and eating more meals there, retail volume sales of cooking…

Dairy products and alternatives in 2021: The big picture

This report analyses the market for tobacco in Tanzania. For the purposes of the study, the market has been defined as follows:

Tanzania’s economy will weaken in 2020. The Coronavirus (COVID-19) is having an adverse economic impact on Tanzania, mainly through external channels. These include the collapse of international travel, lower activity in the hospitality and food…

Although the Tanzanian government did not close the country’s borders, the initial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic’s subsequent lockdown across the world impacted tourism and travel in the country negatively. Hotels and resorts were closed on 1 April…

This report analyses the market for alcoholic drinks in Tanzania. For the purposes of the study, the market has been defined as follows:

This report analyses the market for tissue and hygiene in Tanzania. For the purposes of the study, the market has been defined as follows:

Wearable electronics is expected to once again be one of the most dynamic areas of consumer electronics in retail volume growth terms in Poland in 2020. Consumers are becoming increasingly aware of the importance of minimum levels of daily physical…

Tanzania’s ranking in the Index of Economic Freedom was mediocre in 2021, dragged down by difficult trading across borders procedures and difficulties in starting and operating a business. Low ICT adoption and the absence of funds for innovation…

The largest Tanzanian city, Dar es Salaam, leads in terms of consumer expenditure; however, the chaotic expansion of informal settlements has led to rising susceptibility to climate change among the vulnerable segments of society. The capital,…

Due to high poverty levels, as well as lack of affordable and sufficient food supply for the most deprived, Tanzania ranks at the bottom globally in the Environmental Sustainability Index. Other factors such as a lack of renewable water resources and…

The number of households in Tanzania is projected to nearly double by 2040. Tanzania was predominantly a rural country in 2020; however, the country’s urbanisation process is forecast to accelerate in the long run, as domestic migrants increasingly…