HW Hot Drinks

Eating well and healthily is not a simple task in Chile, as many packaged products with positive health-related attributes are usually far more expansive than standard, traditional products. At times, this has made it harder for products with healthy…

Since the pandemic-era increase of at-home consumption of hot drinks, demand for hot drinks has normalised in Canada, and local consumers are enjoying hot drinks, usually in the form of coffee or tea, both at home and through foodservice. Canadians…

2023 was the first full year of Brazil’s new labelling legislation for packaged foods, after being brought into effect in October 2022. Changes were made to how nutritional labels work and are positioned, by standardising sizes, in addition to…

Consumers moved towards no caffeine hot drinks in various formats in Belgium in 2023. For instance, loose herbal tea is becoming more popular in the Belgian market and is gaining a growing presence in supermarkets, when it was once only sold via…

Austrian consumers are increasingly migrating towards health and wellness hot drinks as part of a wider shift towards healthier lifestyles. The outbreak of COVID-19 bolstered health awareness and increased focus on nutrition, motivating Austrians to…

The COVID-19 pandemic renewed consumer interest in health and wellness in Australia and brought health issues to the fore. This trend continued in 2023, despite daily life returning to normal, with Australian consumers also now concerned with rising…

Volume sales increased in the vast majority of health and wellness hot drinks categories in retail volume terms in 2023. This reflects a clear sign of the strong shift towards health and wellness options across hot drinks in Argentina. While the…