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UK Soft Drinks Report 2007
Zenith International, June 2007, Pages: 160
Zenith’s sixteenth report on the UK Soft Drinks market is now fully updated. It remains the most complete and authorative report on all aspects of the UK soft drinks industry. During Zenith’s annual research into the UK soft drinks market over 250 companies are contacted – including larger branded operators, retailer own label specialists, contract packers and a significant number of smaller up-and-coming companies.
UK Soft Drinks 2007 is the benchmark analysis of market performance. The new and fully updated 2007 UK Soft Drinks report sets out full market and segment totals, plus comprehensive company rankings.
New for 2007:
-2000-06, ‘full market segmentation at a glance’ including: still vs. sparkling water, regular vs. low calorie carbonates, carbonates flavours, energy drinks, low sugar/no added sugar dilutables, high juice squash, chilled vs. ambient fruit juice, not from concentrate (NFC) juice, smoothies, juice drinks, still flavoured water, sports drinks, etc.
-2000-06 volume, value and value per litre analysis by sector: bottled water, carbonates, dilutables, fruit juice/nectars, still drinks
-Retail, impulse and on premise analysis of the main soft drinks sectors
-Ownership and overseas interests in the UK top 25 soft drinks companies
-Selected new product launches in 2006: Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4
Zenith’s 2007 UK Soft Drinks report covers:
-UK soft drinks history and outlook: 1985 to 2011
-Full market commentary, including volume, value, companies, groups, forecasts to 2011
-UK soft drinks consumption encompassing all sectors, alongside market value and retail value per litre
-Top 50 companies with full two-page profiles of the top 50 players
-Leading companies in bottled water, carbonates, dilutables, fruit juice/nectars and still drinks
-Leading retailer own label companies
-UK soft drinks acquisitions and major industry events
Zenith’s 2007 UK Soft Drinks report is based on research conducted in conjunction with the British Soft Drinks Association (BSDA). The main findings of Zenith's 2007 report include:
-Importance of natural refreshment, as smoothies and not from concentrate (NFC) juice rise rapidly.
-Fundamental shift away from added sugar, from a dominant 72% share 20 years ago to 39% in 2006, giving low sugar and no added sugar drinks a clear majority now with 61%.
-Key role of promotions, as chilled juice advanced to a 51% share of juice and as dilutables surpassed all expectations with an 8.1% volume gain.
-Further consolidation – following Cott’s acquisition of Macaw, the top ten UK soft drinks companies accounted for 76% of volume, compared to 72% in 2005.
-Increase in popularity of functional drinks, especially through the appearance of more superfruits and products with added health ingredients.
Zenith International reports offer you the most reliable market figures and in-depth analysis of trends. This comes from a bottom up approach to the research process, and detailed discussions undertaken with industry players.
The UK Soft Drinks Report 2006 is broken down into 4 main sections:
-Incisive commentary and charts explore trends in the market and its sectors.
-Comprehensive tables look closely at the UK industry, covering – leading companies by sector, leading own label suppliers, mergers and acquisitions, ownership structure, investments and product launches.
-Further tables on soft drink market dynamics explore consumption patterns, sector performance, and forecasts to 2011.
-Profiles of the top 50 UK soft drinks companies. The profiles cover company structure, finances, production sites, product range, sales volume and commentary
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