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Arla Foods Consolidated Annual Report 2021

32 Arla Foods Consolidated Annual Report 2021 / Our brands and commercial segments / Europe EUROPE Our European commercial zone gained market share and delivered overall strong branded volume growth of 2.3 per cent in 2021, on top of the exceptionally strong growth of 5.7 per cent in 2020, despite a challenging set of circumstances including significant disruption from Covid-19, consumers shifting from foodservice to retail and price increases due to inflation. All markets contributed to the growth. From a brand perspective, Starbucks at 33.7 per cent, CastelloⓇ at 1.7 per cent and the Arla® brand at 2.3 per cent were the key drivers. Foodservice also delivered branded growth of 7.8 per cent. Contents III Our European business unit Our European commercial zone encompasses nine countries in Northern and Western Europe, and represents 59 per cent of the total Arla revenue. We are in mature markets, yet we are delivering market share gains and solid branded growth year on year, driven by strong brands such as LurpakⓇ, the Arla® brand and Starbucks™ Key drivers of performance in 2021 The key drivers of branded volume growth were successful StarbuckTM's launches of the Grande Cup and Triple Shot, the 14.7 per cent growth of the Arla sub-brand Fill N' Fuel driven by Cream Skyr, Protein yogurts, pouches & puddings, and Arla LactofreeⓇ with 11.2 per cent growth. The key markets driving growth were NL/FR/BE, UK and Denmark with 8.4, 3.8 and 2.2 per cent branded volume growth, respectively. Revenue in the e-commerce channel increased by 17 per cent. Our preparation to Brexit helped us navigate the new trading environment and we only experienced minor disruption, but were impacted by the shortage of truck drivers. Strategic branded volume driven revenue growth 2.3% 2020: 5.9% Share of total Arla revenue 59% 2020: 60% Arla Lacto FREE 0 NATUREL YOGHURT Focus points for 2022 The volatility seen in 2021 is expected to continue into 2022. Inflation will continue to be a major factor in the market, likely making dairy products more expensive and slowing growth outlook for 2022. As we deliver the first year of our new global strategy, Future26, our focus will be on managing our market share through our brands across the Europe zone. Sustainability will be front and center with the Arla® brand leading the agenda driven by innovation and development of products that inspire consumers to live and eat sustainably. Revenue, EURM Brand share 6,621 55.5% 2020:6,413 2020:54.1% Click here for more information about the performance in particular countries and regions. |7 기
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