J. M enters the market of soda powder with the brand Sun
12/11/2017 -
The j. M, food manufacturer owner Dona Benta marks, Sun and Petybon products, will compete in the Brazilian market of soft drinks in powder, with the Sun brand. The new product line reaches the whole country retail this month.
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The International Council of beverage Associations respond to newspaper artic...
3/9/2017 -
The International Council of Beverages associations (ICBA) released the following positioning in response to the Health Affairs article about the impact of the taxes applied on sugary drinks in Mexico *:
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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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Study estimates 4.5% drop in sales of soft drinks in 2016
8/17/2016 -
The Brazilian soft drink market reached its point of maturity, with decline in sales in the last four years and reduced per capita consumption in most subcategories, including cola soft drinks and low-calorie. Even with the economic recovery, expected in 2017, it will be difficult to reverse the downward trend. The conclusion of a study conducted by the senior analyst of Rabobank, Andrés Padilla.
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New Fresh Stir powdered beverage market
8/1/2016 -
The Brazil Mondelez, owner of the brand Fresh, relaunches the refreshment powder that now will make 1 Liter and will be sweetened. The news comes to improve the cost-benefit of the shopper, with attractive price, great variety of flavors and a formulation that approximates the real taste of fruit.
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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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Sales of powdered juice help General Brands
9/28/2015 -
General Brands focus on increased demand for powdered juices to increase earnings this year. The expectation of the manufacturer's record high of 20% in volume and revenue before 2014
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Amid the crisis, powdered juice is on the rise
8/21/2015 -
The largest manufacturers of powdered juice segment-Mondelez International, Ajinomoto and General Brands-reported double-digit growth in sales of its brands in the first months of the year, thanks to a combination of price per litre lower than other beverages and the extension of the offer of flavors.
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Ajinomoto Expands line of MID ® Soda
6/15/2015 -
To strengthen the portfolio of powdered Soda MID ®, Ajinomoto has two major releases in 2015, plus a new product concept.
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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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Non-alcoholic beverages manufacturers try to reduce water consumption
2/5/2015 -
The Abir (Industry Association of soft drinks and Alcoholic Drinks) is moving to not be as affected by the water crisis affecting mainly the Southeast. Its newly elected President, the lawyer Alexandre Jobim, son of former Minister Nelson Jobim began to articulate and negotiate solutions to this that is the main concern of the companies in the sector right now.
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GLUP 2 l and 3 l: OPPORTUNITY to INCREASE REVENUES
8/6/2014 -
Sell 2 l and 3 l Glup is an opportunity to increase revenue and let customers and consumers satisfied with the famous more for less.
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