“Global Energy Drinks 2007”, available from
http://www.reportbuyer.com/
The report shows that US consumers drank 990 million litres of energy drinks in 2006, 47% more than in 2005 and 200 million litres more than their Thai counterparts. Authors of the report note that if the level of activity and product development in the US continues, it could represent 45% of worldwide volume in five years. They expect to see double digit growth in East Europe and the Middle East, with Latin America, Australasia and West Europe making good gains too.
Rising popularity of an expanding product portfolio in the US could see consumption per person increase from the current three litre average to eight litres by 2011. But this would remain below Thailand on a fairly constant 11.5 litres per person. Other national markets in contention for a place in the top five highest consumers include Austria, Ireland, New Zealand, Slovenia and Kuwait.
The study shows that although US growth has been dominated by male-oriented energy drinks, manufacturers there are successfully tapping in to a wider trend towards healthier products and consumers are enjoying a new wave of all natural energy drinks with multiple health benefits. They are also extending their brands to appeal to a wider range of consumers.
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