The health and wellbeing movement of consumers has contributed greatly to the growth of the juice market in Australasia. Juice market research has shown that consumer concerns regarding the link between unhealthy diets and chronic health problems, such as heart disease and obesity, have driven industry revenue growth over the past five years. Industry revenue is thus expected to grow at a steady rate.
This report: Australasia Juice Report 2013, provides a detailed analysis of the juice drinks market in Australasia, with data at a regional and individual country level, including forecasts to 2016
The Australasian fruit juice industry has evolved from a monopolistic competitive market to an oligopolistic market structure. The two firms that dominate the market, Berri and Golden Circle, compete primarily through the development of new products. Over the years the citrus marketing diversification program has assisted the growing industry to increase supply to both the domestic and export market which has been a welcome development. The processing industry has also welcomed increased domestic production which is suitable for fresh-type juicing. It is believed that New Zealand consumers alone spend in excess of USD 1.2 billion annually on non alcoholic beverages and fruit juices.
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This report: Australasia Juice Report 2013, provides a detailed analysis of the juice drinks market in Australasia, with data at a regional and individual country level, including forecasts to 2016
Market outlook
The Australasian fruit juice industry has evolved from a monopolistic competitive market to an oligopolistic market structure. The two firms that dominate the market, Berri and Golden Circle, compete primarily through the development of new products. Over the years the citrus marketing diversification program has assisted the growing industry to increase supply to both the domestic and export market which has been a welcome development. The processing industry has also welcomed increased domestic production which is suitable for fresh-type juicing. It is believed that New Zealand consumers alone spend in excess of USD 1.2 billion annually on non alcoholic beverages and fruit juices.
For further insights,
Visit: Health consciousness drives growth in the Australasian juice market
About Research on Global Markets
Research on Global Markets is a leading source for market research on various sectors globally, offering premium research content from worldwide publishers of market research reports. Our database hosts premium market research content developed by global publishers. It offers premium industry research reports, company profiles and country briefs. We have a dedicated team of research professionals who can facilitate, in an unbiased manner, the process of identifying appropriate market research reports that are targeted to fulfil all your information-related requirements.
For more details on the content of each report and ordering information please contact:
Email: customerservice@researchonglobalmarkets.com
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UK: +44 203 514 2363
India: +91 22 4098 7600
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