Coca-Cola completes acquisition of Ades brand
3/30/2017 -
The Coca-Cola Company, along with its bottlers in Latin America, announced on Tuesday (3/28), the closing of the acquisition of Ades, soy-based drink that belonged to Unilever. From now on, the Coca-Cola Company is the sole owner of the Ades brand.
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Britvic does R$ offer 218 mi for purchase of the beautiful Ischia
1/3/2017 -
São Paulo – the British group Britvic made offer of 218 million dollars to buy the brazilian manufacturer of juices Beautiful Ischia foods, in a strategy to expand its presence in the world''s largest market of juices.
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Grow sales of coconut water and tea
10/19/2016 -
The coconut water and bottled teas ready are the only categories of non-alcoholic beverages that grow in sales this year, according to data from the Nielsen consulting. In January to August, sales of coconut water advanced 5.3% in volume compared with the same period in 2015. Sales of teas ready increased 0.9% in the same range. The soft drinks market as a whole shrank 7.2 percent.
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Gluten free in high potential of this market to meet
8/1/2016 -
The gluten-free market grew 40% in 2015, even in the face of an adverse scenario economically and the prospects are for continued growth, around 30% per year. Brazil today has 40,000,000 people who need to follow a gluten-free diet for medical advice, to ensure his health. These Brazilians consume on a monthly basis between 180 and 400 R$ R$ per month in products specifically without gluten and seek to find, at retail, a complete solution, offered by Dr. Schär, world leader in gluten-free foods,
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In the category without alcohol, the expansion is in coconut water, tea and m...
7/11/2016 -
A study by the consultancy Nielsen indicates that, from 2015, the categories of mineral water, coconut water and tea ready to drink are the only non-alcoholic drinks that are still growing in the country.
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Coca-Cola and Femsa closes deal to buy Unilever''s AdeS
6/2/2016 -
Anglo-Dutch Unilever announced this Wednesday (1) closed deal to sell the business to soy beverages AdeS in Latin America for the Coca-Cola Company and the Mexican bottler Femsa at a total value of $ 575 million.
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Coca-Cola Buys Ades brand to enhance portfolio '' healthy ''
6/2/2016 -
Coca-Cola has stepped up yesterday its expansion strategy out of the soft drink industry-category that, despite representing the flagship company, builds up low sales in the last decade. In partnership with the Mexican bottler Femsa, the CocaCola company acquired the line of soy beverages Ades, who belonged to Unilever, for $ 575 million.
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Increases demand for new packaging sizes
8/24/2015 -
The demand for packaging in economical formats has increased, to the extent that inflation advances and the Brazilians are looking for alternatives to reduce expenses. In this scenario, the manufacturers of consumer goods widened the offer of packages in different sizes.
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AmBev sees potential for market gain in non alcoholic
5/20/2015 -
Ambev believes in the possibility of winning market share in carbonated soft drinks and non-alcoholic beverages. According to the Vice President of the business division, Marcel Regis, the company has been investing in innovations such as a way to gain space in a year in which the soft drinks market as a whole has been retracted.
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Growth of consumption in Brazil is higher in relation to the countries of Lat...
4/29/2015 -
Study released by Kantar Worldpanel: consumer shows that Latin America (AL) registered a slowdown in consumption in 2014. The region's GDP growth was only 1.2 percent last year versus 2.8% in 2013 and relies on forecasts of low growth (1.3%) for this year.
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New packaging line kids Ades Max are more colorful and fun
3/18/2015 -
Responding to requests for its consumers, Ades, leading brand of soy-based drink, brings back the strawberry flavor to its line, which is already available in all versions of Brazil 200 ml and 1 l. Ades Max is a delicious combination of soy protein with fruit juice, vitamins and minerals that gives strength to do more and offers a nutritious option for children.
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Consumers buy 765 calories per day in food and beverages packaged
3/12/2015 -
The Euromonitor International conducted a survey of the amount of nutrients acquired by each person per day in food and beverages packaged. The data, available on the Passport database: Nutrition, of Euromonitor, monitors eight nutrients: energy (calories), fat, saturated fat, carbohydrates, sugar, salt, proteins and fibers in 54 countries.
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