Consumer spending prospects and forecasts: food, non-alcoholic and alcoholic drinks

Article Abstract:

Spending on food tends to fall as a proportion of total spending in developed economies, and this is happening in Europe. Consumers also eat away from the home more, but this tends not to be classed as spending on food. Spending on prepared foods is increasing as is spending on healthier types of food in certain economies. Food spending looks set to increase in 1997 as the general economic outlook improves in Europe. Spending on alcoholic beverages has grown slowly or is stable in most countries in Europe.

Food & Kindred Products, Food Manufacturing, Liquor, Distilleries, Food industry

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Non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages in Italy

Article Abstract:

In 1995, the market for alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages continued to decline albeit only slightly. Fruit juices were the only non-alcoholic product sector to report some growth, and mineral water production remained level. An overview of the market is given, including information on market size, market features, foreign trade, and forecasts for the future for the alcoholic and non-alcoholic drink sectors.

Italy

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Non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages in Germany

Article Abstract:

In 1995, German per capita consumption of all liquids, excluding tap water, totalled 672 litres, down slightly from 675 lt in 1994. Of the total in 1995, non-alcoholic drinks accounted for 505.3 lt, while alcoholic drinks made up 166.4 lt. Sales also declined in value. An overview of the market is given, including details of the non-alcoholic and alcoholic sectors and forecasts for the future.

Germany

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