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Domestic Beer in the United States 2009

Mintel, Nov 2009, Pages: 142


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Heightened public awareness of the overweight/obesity epidemic in the US has helped to evolve the domestic light beer segment. The light beer segment reached a 60.8% share of total domestic beer volume sales with 4.4% growth from 2007-08. Meanwhile, the super premium and craft beer segment is the fastest growing domestic beer segment with a 13.6% increase in volume sales from 2007-08.

This Mintel report provides an in-depth examination of the domestic beer market for industry retailers, distributors, and marketers interested in pursuing opportunities to innovate trends within segments and to evaluate the competition. Sales and analysis covers six beer segments: light beer, premium beer, popular or sub-premium beer, super-premium/craft beer, ice beer, and malt liquor. Specific questions that are answered in this report include, but are not limited to, the following:

- How have consolidations among leading beer companies in 2007-08 impacted segment share, brand share, and the competition
- Are small breweries holding their ground in the share-grab in the growing super-premium and craft segment
- What are the product innovations and latest product claims in the competitive US and global markets
- How is the economy affecting consumer beer purchases and segment growth and who can benefit from the shifts? Who are the best consumer targets for specific segments and brands
- Can the current economy support the variety of beers in the marketplace? Is it time to manage assortment to only the strongest segments and brands to maximize profit
- Which brands are innovating segments, and how can others learn from their success
- Will the increase in material and production costs mean higher beer prices and how will this impact consumer choice
- Will increased public awareness of pervasive overweight and obesity in the US continue to impact the growth of some, and decline of other, segments



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