The Global Beer Market is poised to grow strong during the forecast period 2017 to 2027.. Some of the prominent trends that the market is witnessing include innovative products with flavored and craft beer and growing demand for imported beer. Depending on Product, market is segregated into Light beer and Strong...
About this market The growing demand for low-alcohol beer is identified as one of the key trends that will gain traction in the market for the next four years. With an increasing focus on healthy food and adoption of healthier lifestyle, the preference for beer styles with low alcohol and calories is increasing in the US....
Alcoholic drinks recorded positive growth in volume and current value terms in 2017. However, categories such as beer have begun to show signs of maturity, after displaying a double-digit growth rate over the review period. Beer managed to maintain its large consumer base, but its growth rate has decelerated, since now it caters to a wide...
Company strategies in alcoholic drinks vary significantly across categories, especially the main three – beer, wine and spirits. In many cases, there is limited scope for further large-scale acquisitions. However, in addition to organic growth, takeovers continue to play a key role in expansion strategies. At the same time, alcoholic drinks...
International expansion has been a long-standing focus for Japan’s largest brewer, Asahi, as its domestic beer market struggles with maturity-driven decline. The acquisition of SABMiller’s European operations has significantly expanded Asahi’s reach and altered its geographic profile; Eastern Europe has now become the company’s largest regional...
Challenging conditions persist in Carlsberg’s core European markets; macroeconomic difficulties in Eastern Europe and a maturity-driven slowdown in Western Europe. As a result, the company continues to pursue geographic expansion in Asia Pacific at the same time as working to adapt to changing trends in mature markets. How does the landscape...
The world’s largest brewer, A-B InBev, is responsible for over a quarter of global beer volumes. A-B InBev has a wide-ranging brand portfolio, and, following the acquisition of SABMiller, also has a very broad geographic spread. This gives it the potential to absorb changes in conditions and adapt its offer to evolving trends. However, despite...
Key Trends in Alcoholic Beverages: Powerful changes shaping the wine, beer, spirits and alcohol-free beverages industry Summary The alcoholic beverage industry is undergoing some significant changes at present and whilst there are some good opportunities for growth and innovation developing, there...
The world’s second-largest brewer, Heineken, has a diverse product range that crosses geographies and categories. With a clear premium focus, the company is in a strong position to benefit from prevailing trends across both developed and emerging markets. Heineken has recently made acquisitions in key countries including Brazil and China....
Bottoms up: Higher prices of craft beer will boost industry revenue Abstract Breweries in Canada The Breweries industry in Canada has experienced strong growth over the past five years, benefiting from the increased popularity of craft beer made from local microbreweries. While this resulted in...