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Global Beverage Trade and Company Overviews

New Zealand has a strong position in the growing global beverages trade PRODUCTION Beverages are a huge global market spread across a wide range of products In terms of final litres consumed, the key products are tap water, tea, packaged water, beer and carbonated soft drinks GLOBAL TRADE Global cross-border beverage trade volumes are growing (5.6% CAGR) with moderate price gains across the cycle leading to export value growth DEMAND: PRODUCT CATEGORIES - - Total global cross-border beverage trade is spread across a wide range of products, though bottled wine ($22.7b), beer ($12.7b), Whiskeys ($10.9b) and wider soft drinks ($17.5) stand out for size "Other flavoured beverages," gin, "other alcoholic spirits," soft drinks, beer and mineral water stand out for global growth over the past five years Imports vary in their average beverage price paid per litre, with sparking wine, spirits and bottled wine standing out for achieving high average prices DEMAND: IMPORT MARKETS - - Total global cross-border demand for beverages was US$116b in 2015; Europe (including inter-EU) is the single largest market, followed by E/SE Asia ($20.5b) and the US ($20.3b) China, various other E/SE Asian countries and the USA stand out for beverage import market growth Markets vary in average beverage import price, with Japan, China, much of E/SE Asia and the USA standing out as high value markets SUPPLY: EXPORTERS - - - On the supply side, Europe (including inter-EU) dominates the global beverage trade followed by the US; overall New Zealand is a strong second-tier supplier New Zealand in "on a roll" in beverages and has gained global export share in the past decade; the country appears to be closing in on Ireland and Australia New Zealand achieved a solid growth performance in beverage exports over the past five years, beating Europe and Australia in rate of growth The average export price received for beverages varies among countries, with New Zealand outperforming almost all competitors, including France CORIOLIS 12
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