Snacks

While 2024 is not a banner year for chocolate confectionery in Latvia, there are initial signs of stabilisation compared to the product area's performance in 2023. The inflationary pressures that spooked consumers in 2022 and 2023 have begun to ease,…

Gum in Latvia experiences value growth in 2024, though this increase is tempered by ongoing inflationary pressures. While price hikes are less severe compared to recent years, they still constrain significant growth in overall value. Consumers remain…

The Latvian ice cream industry is cautiously optimistic about 2024, with an anticipated early summer potentially boosting sales. This could help recoup some of the losses experienced in 2022, which were not fully recovered in 2023. Warmer weather…

Savoury snacks in Latvia shows signs of recovery in 2024, exhibiting a less negative growth trajectory compared to the previous year. This cautious optimism stems from a shift in manufacturer strategies. Recognising the dampening effect of rising…

Snacks in Latvia is exhibiting signs of a comeback in 2024, following a challenging period in 2022 and 2023 marked by price increases across various categories. While the beginning of the year witnessed sluggish sales, a more optimistic outlook…

Sugar confectionery remains one of the declining categories in Latvian confectionery in 2024. Parental buying decisions are increasingly influenced by concerns about sugar intake, leading them to steer clear of these products. Additionally, price…

Sweet biscuits, snacks bars and fruit snacks has emerged as a relative winner in Latvia, capitalising on consumer anxieties surrounding rising chocolate confectionery prices. This trend, which began in 2023 and continues in 2024, highlights a shift…