Soft Drinks Insight – Page 5
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Features and analysisPlanned top ups help grow basket size in convenience
Basket spend and shopper visits have grown over the past month driven by planned top ups.
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Promotional FeatureBoost your cola sales this spring
As cola is the number one segment within the soft drinks category¹, it is crucial that convenience retailers have the right range in-store and stay on top of growing trends to ensure they have the most appropriate formats to offer their shoppers, says Britvic
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Promotional FeatureSupercharge your energy drinks sales in 2021
Energy drinks account for one in three on-the-go soft drinks sold in convenience in GB1 and are the largest soft drinks segment2. Is your fixture meeting its full potential?
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Features and analysisHow can retailers unlock £1bn in soft drink category sales?
Suntory Beverage & Food GB&I’s Alpesh Mistry discusses its category vision and how the business is working closely with independent retailers.
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Features and analysisConsumers reducing alcohol intake creates Low & No opportunity
A move towards Low & No could be an opportunity for convenience retailers.
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Features and analysisFive top merchandising tips from CCEP for the soft drinks segment
Coca-Cola European Partners believes stocking a wide range of low and no-sugar variants is vital
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Features and analysisCCEP: ‘Core segments for convenience are cola, energy and flavoured carbonates’
Mark Cumming from Coca-Cola European Partners discusses the growing importance of soft drinks to convenience stores
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Features and analysisWhat are the key trends in the soft drinks category?
Affordability and the rise of in-home occasions will increase in importance, says Mark Cumming of Coca-Cola European Partners
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Features and analysisHealthy eating debate tough to digest for independent retailers
The government’s focus on promotion and siting of foods is certainly a noble cause but the knock-on effect for retailers is far from healthy.
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Promotional VideoCoronavirus: insight from CCEP into how shopper behaviour has changed in lockdown
Field Sales Director Ali Adderley explains how shoppers are looking for affordable treats like sparkling soft drinks, in larger packs to enjoy at home – and the role PMPs have to support this
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Promotional FeatureHow coronavirus has changed convenience shopper behaviour
While we all hope things go back to normal as soon and as safely as possible, we can be pretty certain of some long-term changes in consumer behaviour, which suppliers and retailers must adapt to
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NewsMPs rule out ban on sale of energy drinks to children
An influentional group of MPs has published the findings of its inquiry into the sale of energy drinks to under 16s, concluding that there is insufficient evidence for a blanket age restriction on the products.
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NewsGovernment proposes ban on energy drink sales to children
The Department of Health and Social Care has launched a consultation on proposals to end the sale of energy drinks to children.
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NewsCCEP makes price and pack changes due to sugar levy
Classic Coca-Cola will be supplied in smaller take-home bottles once the soft drinks sugar levy comes into force in April, but the company has ruled out any change to the product’s recipe.
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NewsSunmagic drinks launches on-pack movie promo
Sunmagic has teamed up with Twentieth Century Fox for upcoming DreamWorks movie Turbo.
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NewsOcean Spray to support new Craneberry festival
Ocean Spray is teaming up with national conservation charity the Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust.
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NewsSoft drinks: Fruit punch
The sun’s out and juice sales are up, especially flavours from even sunnier climes. Do your chillers contain a taste of the exotic?
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NewsSoft Drinks: Lifestyle choice
With such a crowded marketplace, can the energy drinks market maintain growth? Yes, says Kate Miller, if brands look beyond the youth market
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NewsSoft drinks: Carbonates
The sector once all about sugary drinks is getting is re-inventing itself for a healthier generation