Tea consumption is expected to continue to decrease over the course of the forecast period, having a negative impact on retail volume sales. It is anticipated that Belgian people will continue to enjoy tea but will value quality over quantity.
During the forecast period, there is likely to be a further shift from black tea to herbal tea and cold infusions. Black tea is increasingly seen as outdated by Belgian consumers, leading tea producers to be relatively inactive in terms of promotion and innovation in this category.
The rise of loose tea will continue to benefit tea specialists who offer a broad portfolio of loose and bulk tea. Whilst loose tea is available in retail, most sales are made through specialists, which keeps the price high and audience relatively small.
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Tea
This is the aggregation of Black Tea, Fruit/Herbal Tea, Green Tea, Instant Tea, and Other Tea.
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