Although the tea which is most consumed in the South American country is black tea, there is a growing consumer preference for new flavors, varieties and formats.
Wednesday, April 12, 2017
From a statement issued by PROCOMER:
Chile led tea consumption with 428 cups per person per year, taking into considertion sales of retail and foodservice channels, according to Euromonitor International.It is followed by Argentina with 95 cups per capita; Uruguay, with 80 and Bolivia with 75.For 2021, the consultancy firm estimated that in Chile consumption will reach 486 cups per year.
The well rooted culture of tea drinking in Chile allowed it to sell 14 thousand tons last year, reaching 191.5 million in sales, hence this drink accounted for 39% of total sales of hot drinks, while coffee accounted for 19%.
Australian consumers imbibe on average 11 cups of coffee a week, spending an average of $344 per year.
Information from the Foreign Trade Office of Costa Rica:
The Australian economy is experiencing a good moment: it is the twelfth largest in the world, with sustained economic growth close to 3% in the last 5 years, driven by a growing middle class.
In 2014 average household spending on soft drinks, beers and soft drinks increased by 17%, while that of dairy products grew by 8%.
From a statement issued by the Foreign Trade Promotion Office of Costa Rica:
The purchasing power of the population of Panama has been strengthened in recent years, thanks to the rapid economic growth of this country, which according to World Bank figures, has an annual per capita income of over $10,000.
In 2013 the sale of ice tea generated revenue of $78.5 million, 10.4% more than in the previous year, while sales of juices rose by 9.9% in the same period.
In 2013, 36.2 million gallons of iced tea were sold, 6.1% more than in 2012, according to data from the firm Euromonitor.
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