Mineral waters and related drinks in Germany

Article Abstract:

Retail sales of mineral waters and related products in Germany totalled up to 8 billion deutschmarks in 1995. Mineral waters with added flavorings remain particularly popular. The still water market is growing quickly, increasing 100% between 1991 and 1995 but the carbonated water market grew only 10% in the same period. The growing interest in a healthy lifestyle should help to perpetuate the increasing market for mineral waters, although in East Germany consumption levels are still limited.

Germany

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Food & beverage market overview

Article Abstract:

The UK total food and beverages market is forecast to increase in value from 88,703.1 million pounds sterling in 1998 to 93,621.7 million pounds sterling by 2001. Sales within the canned food industry are expected to decline from 2% of the total market in 1998 to 1.9% of the total market by 2001. Traditional meat and poultry selling methods will be replaced by in-store supermarket butchers, increasing meat and poultry sales by 10.3% from 1998 to 2001.

Food & Beverages P&E, United Kingdom, Food industry

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Mineral waters

Article Abstract:

The UK mineral water market saw volume sales rise to 613 million lt, up by 79% from 1991. The value of the market was 402 million pounds sterling, a rise of 51% from 1991. The leading supplier was Premier Waters/ BSN, holding 11% of the market. Own-label products account for 50% of the market. The market is expected to continue to expand, reaching around 1,072 million lt by the end of the 1990s.

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