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市場調查報告書
歐洲加油站的飲料銷售動向
New Drinks Category Introductions in European Forecourt Retailing
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本報告已在2011年07月19日停止出版。
本報告書內容包括:歐洲加油站飲料銷售的主要動向、DATAMONITOR的分析等。內容綱要摘記如下:
第1章 DATAMONITOR的觀點
第2章 分析
- 主要用來補充能量的機能性飲料非常適合在加油站内的零售商店銷售
- 在歐洲大部份的市場中,在加油站的機能性飲料銷售量成長幅度超過便利商店
- 加油站機能性飲料的銷售金額預計以葡萄牙及比利時最多
- 機能性飲料當中,營養補給飲料的成長率估計最大
- 汽車駕駛補充能量的需求預計還會成長
- 加油站的零售商應預備以促進健康為目的的機能性飲料存貨
- 加油站零售商店為提供駕駛健康且新鮮的點心,應備有優格奶昔
- 優格奶昔在英國的銷售成長特別顯著
- 加油站零售商店中優格奶昔的銷售估計以英國、比利時、義大利等國的成長率最高
- 水果口味的奶昔的成長率預計將是乳製品口味的奶昔的4倍左右
- 優格奶昔提供駕駛途中喝到健康飲料的機會,是加油站獲得利益的一大機會
- 陳列架空間有限,因此應以高知名度的品牌商品為主
- 加油站的銷售商店應重視高級熱飲日漸受歡迎的趨勢,從中尋找獲利的商機
- 歐洲加油站零售商店中熱飲的矚目程度增加
- 部份加油站商店開始銷售自創品牌的熱飲
- 加油站商店不能忽視成長率雖低,但超過清涼飲料銷售量半數的碳酸飲料
- 加油站零售商店中碳酸飲料銷售成長率高的國家有比利時、烏克蘭和法國
- 主要碳酸飲料當中,預計以低卡可樂的銷售成長最為顯著
- 加油站零售商店可以透過選擇更加有益健康的商品,以增加碳酸飲料的銷售
- 在歐洲,有許多更加訴求健康的碳酸飲料
- 一天當中隨時都需要的瓶裝水是零售市場的穩固基礎
- 在西歐,加油站的瓶裝水銷售成長率超過便利商店
- 未來預計將以比利時和法國的瓶裝水銷售金額成長幅度最大
- 未來4年內,加味水預計將持續穩健成長
- 保存瓶裝水需要寬廣的空間,因此加油站零售商店需思考創新的存貨方式
- 製造商已銷售多種「去商品化」的瓶裝水
第3章 附錄
Abstract
Overview
Introduction
Many drinks products are experiencing high growth rates but it is important
that forecourt retailers understand which they should include in their limited
shop space. Based on Datamonitor' s consumer products database and customer
research, this brief identifies the fastest growing drinks markets and allows
forecourt retailers to repond to the latest consumer demands.
Scope
- Sales growth of five key beverage categories through the forecourt
channel, with forecasts to 2011 and comparisons with other distribution
channels.
- Analysis of the consumer trends which are driving growth in demand for
selected categories and a review of their relevance for forecourt retailers.
- A detailed overview of some newly-launched product examples which are fast
growing categories and in line with current consumer trends.
Report Highlights
Over the last decade functional drinks have become increasingly important to
forecourt retailers, with growth having been particularly strong in Spain and
Portugal. Demand for an energy boost is high amongst the motorist segment
meaning functional drinks are particularly suited to the service station
channel.
Smoothies have been growing at a rapid rate through European forecourt shops
particularly in the UK. Between 2000 and 2006 sales through UK forecourt shops
grew at an annual rate of 50%, boosted by demand from consumers for a healthy
beverage whilst on-the-go.
Bottled water has become a core part of forecourt retailers' beverage range
and can account for 50% of refrigerated storage space. However, as there is
little differentiation between water products retailers are diversifying their
range. In the UK, Total and Morrison stock ' One Water' for which all profits
go to charity.
Reasons to Purchase
- Measure which drinks categories are growing in popularity through the
forecourt shop channel and generate ideas for new product introductions.
- Uncover the key drivers behind the growth rates of different product
categories and gauge how forecourt retailers can best exploit these.
- Identify the markets in which key drinks categories are growing at the
quickest rates and forecast how this is expected to change in the future.
Table of Contents
- DATAMONITOR VIEW
- ANALYSIS
- The energy-replacing nature of functional drinks make them highly
appropriate for retail within forecourt shops
- In the majority of European markets, growth in sales of functional
drinks through service stations have outstripped that of convenience stores
- Sales of functional drinks through service stations are forecast to be
strongest in Portugal and Belgium
- Within functional drinks, nutraceutical drinks are predicted to grow
at the strongest rates
- Demand for an energy boost is likely to be accentuated amongst
motorists
- Forecourt retailers should stock functional drinks products which
promote well-being
- Smoothies should be stocked by forecourt retailers as they provide
motorists with a healthy, fresh snack on-the-go
- The growth of smoothie sales has been particularly strong in the UK
- Forecourt sales of smoothies are expected to grow at the fastest rates
in the UK, Belgium and Italy
- Fruit-based smoothies are forecast to grow at around four times the
rate of dairy-based smoothies
- Smoothies offer service stations a strong opportunity to benefit from
the increase in healthy on-the-go drinking occasions
- Given their limited shelf space, forecourt retailers should focus on
the best known brands
- Fuel retailers should seek to benefit from the growing popularity of
premium hot beverages
- European forecourt retailers are placing a growing focus on hot
beverages
- Some fuel retailers have launched premium private label hot beverage
offerings
- Fuel retailers should not neglect carbonates, as despite their weak
growth, they still account for the majority of soft drinks sales
- The strongest growth in forecourt sales of carbonates is predicted to
be in Belgium, Ukraine and France
- Of the main types of carbonates, sales of diet cola are expected to
grow at the fastest rate
- Forecourt retailers can generate growth from carbonates by focusing on
healthier options
- Across Europe there are numerous examples of ' healthier' carbonated
beverage launches
- Forecourt shops offer a strong retail platform for bottled water as it
is consumed throughout the day
- In Western Europe, sales of bottled water through service stations
have been growing at a quicker rate than convenience stores
- Going forward, forecourt sales of bottled water are forecast to
experience the strongest growth Belgium and France
- Still flavored water is predicted to continue its robust growth over
the next four years
- Due to the large amount of space required to store bottled water,
forecourt retailers need to be innovative with storage
- Manufacturers have launched a number of products to ' de-commoditize'
bottled water
- APPENDIX
- Definitions
- Methodology
- Product selection
- Sales of fruit-based smoothies have been growing at a rapid rate
across Europe
- Further reading
- Ask the analyst
- Datamonitor consulting
- Disclaimer
- List of Figures
- Figure 1: Service station sales of functional drinks have grown at a
quicker rate than sales through convenience stores
- Figure 2: Sales of functional drinks through Portuguese service
stations are expected to grow at 12% annually
- Figure 3: At the European level, nutraceutical drinks subsegment is
expected to grow at an average annual rate of 5%
- Figure 4: The sugar-free variant of Red Bull
- Figure 5: The Vitaboost Activator
- Figure 6: In the UK, sales of smoothies through service stations
increased at an average annual rate of 50% between 2000 and 2006
- Figure 7: Sales of smoothies through UK forecourt shops are expected
to grow at an annual rate of 60% between 2006 and 2011
- Figure 8: At the European level, fruit-based smoothies are expected to
grow at an average annual rate of 25%
- Figure 9: Healthy on-the-go drinking occasions across Europe are
expected to grow at an average annual rate of 3.5%
- Figure 10: Innocent' s superfoods smoothie
- Figure 11: Traktor Getraenke' s mango and passionfruit smoothie
- Figure 12: Sales of carbonates through convenience stores have grown
at a quicker pace than through service stations in Western Europe
- Figure 13: Sales of carbonates through Belgian service stations is
predicted to grow at an average annual rate of 12%
- Figure 14: On a year-on-year basis, European sales of diet cola are
expected to grow 0.5% higher than regular cola
- Figure 15: In Europe, 94% of respondents believed that carbonates are
either very unhealthy or unhealthy
- Figure 16: Coca-Cola' s Light Plus
- Figure 17: Organic drink from Bionade
- Figure 18: The Bononi Vital-Drink
- Figure 19: Between 2000 and 2006, UK sales of bottled water grew at an
average annual rate of 12%
- Figure 20: Belgian sales of bottled water through service stations are
forecast to grow at an annual rate of 14%
- Figure 21: At the European level, sales of still flavored water are
expected to grow at an annual rate of over 7% between 2006 and 2011
- Figure 22: In the UK bottled water can occupy half of service
stations' fridge space
- Figure 23: It is common to see the shop floor being used to store
bottled water
- Figure 24: All of the profits from ' One water' go to charity
- Figure 25: Groupe Danone' s Vitalinea
- Figure 26: At the European level, fruit-based smoothies have been
growing at the quickest pace
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