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Energising Everyone: How New Segmentation is Powering US Energy Drinks Beyond the Core
18 Aug 25Energy drinks remains one of the growth stars in US soft drinks, and more widely across consumer packaged goods. Despite many categories struggling to stimulate meaningful volume with a financially stretched US consumer, energy drinks achieved 4% retail volume growth in 2024 – even accounting for weaker traffic in the higher-priced, inflation-impacted convenience channel, a challenge which appears to be somewhat abating in 2025.
Howard Telford
The Business of Uncertainty: Impact of Trump Policies Across Industries
17 Jun 25 | UTC: 12:00 AMWhat’s the potential impact of Trump’s policies across industries and economies? Stream this webinar to examine four major concerns right now: tariffs, migration, deregulation and consumer demand.
Euromonitor International
Finding the next big thing: Digitally native disruptors in FMCG
7 May 25 | GMT: 03:00 PMDigitally native brands are reshaping the FMCG industry. Register for our webinar to explore how online marketplaces, social commerce and direct-to-consumer strategies are fuelling this transformation.
Euromonitor International
Finding White Space in the Modern Soft Drinks Landscape
25 Apr 25"Better For You" beverages from local and global manufacturers are disrupting the traditional soft drinks landscape, especially in developed markets. The consumer path to premiumisation is increasingly aligned with wellness trends and functional ingredients. Opportunities abound, but how do players avoid rolling out a new product into an already saturated category?
Nik Allen
On-Trade Alcoholic Drinks: Navigating Sobering Times
22 Apr 25Global economic uncertainty plus generational shifts in socialising behaviour together cast a long shadow over the outlook for on-trade alcohol. Historic patterns can no longer be relied upon for future success. Still, on-trade settings will remain vital to the industry given their pivotal role in consumer outreach, value generation, and brand awareness. Where will the opportunities be found?
Anna Ward
India Leads the Shift in Alcoholic Drinks Consumption Towards Developing Countries
7 Apr 25A confluence of factors, including inflationary pressures, saturated Western markets, aging consumers in those areas, and China's economic downturn, has led to a saturation point in the global alcoholic drinks market. The next five years will likely see a surge in consumption within developing nations.
Amulya Pandit