The United Arab Emirates breakfast cereal market is growing at a CAGR of 3.91% during the forecast period (2020 - 2025). - The growth of the market is mainly driven by the changing food habits and influence of western culture on dietary patterns of consumers, as it provides a convenient solution to readily accessible food that optimizes...
Following six consecutive years of decline, breakfast cereals is poised to record robust growth in retail volume sales for 2020 as a whole. The category witnessed high levels of panic buying and stockpiling between March and May after the government imposed a nationwide lockdown to curb the spread of COVID-19 in Argentina, in part because...
Breakfast cereals is expected to be unaffected by COVID-19, with similar retail volume and current value growth as in 2019. Though breakfast cereal brands are mainly imported, there was no disruptions to supply and shelves remained stocked in 2020. Breakfast cereals is a relatively small product area in Cameroon and is considered expensive...
Children’s breakfast cereals is expected to demonstrate a slightly increase in retail volume growth in 2020. The continued popularity of items in this product area is due to the ease of preparing cereals as a convenient breakfast option for children. Demand is expected to increase slightly in 2020, though, as children have spent more time...
Hot cereals holds a significant volume share in breakfast cereals, also seeing the second highest value growth in 2020, just a couple of decimal points behind flakes. Hot cereals has also been positively impacted by lockdowns caused by COVID-19, with consumers eating leisurely breakfasts at home more often and also snacking during the day....
Breakfast cereals are not perceived as essential products by many Brazilians, with bread being the preferred basis of most breakfasts in the country. Breakfast cereals tend to have high average unit prices in the country, and the severe financial impacts of the health crisis, coupled with the lack of any strong national coordinated support...
As a result of COVID-19, the demand for breakfast cereals across most retail channels has increased in Costa Rica in 2020. Lockdown restrictions mean more consumers are seeking out convenient snacks and comfort foods which they can easily keep stocked at home, and which are flexible enough to be adapted to different consumption occasions during...
In 2020, many consumers turned to stockpiling following the outbreak of COVID-19 in North Macedonia. This was a response to the uncertainty caused by the virus, as nobody knew how long lockdown would last or whether there would be further outbreaks. Consumer stockpiling is expected to peak in March, April and May in 2020, with increased consumption...
The COVID-19 pandemic is expected to positively impact breakfast cereals in 2020 as consumers stockpiled these products at the end of February and the start of March when the Hungarian government imposed regulations to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. Breakfast Cereals in Hungary report offers a comprehensive guide to the size...
All categories within breakfast cereals are set to register higher retail value and volume growth in 2020 compared to 2019, with widespread double-digit value growth. Sales of breakfast cereals were boosted during the COVID-19 pandemic by their perceived health and nutritional benefits, notably in helping to build a healthy immune system....