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Despite
the global beer market’s exhibition of 2% growth – driven by strong performance
in the key emerging markets of Africa, Asia and Latin America - Europe’s beer
market is set to suffer in the coming years, according to leading consumer
specialist Canadean’s new report: Global
Beer Trends 2013. Precipitated by its weaker economy, Canadean forecasts
West Europe as the only global region that will decline, whilst East Europe
will only see marginal growth of just over 21 million hectoliters between 2017
and 2018.
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Global
Beer Trends 2013 is an indispensible reference guide for the global beer market,
providing historical and forecast (2007-2018) global beer consumption trends,
imports and exports, and production data across 168 markets worldwide.
Furthermore, the report offers global summaries, including the top 20 brewers’
volumes (2008-2012), and individual country profiles for 58 key markets –
including leading brewers’ % market share and ranking of leading brands. This
rich seam of data is provided in Excel format for ease of accessibility,
analysis and interrogation, making Global Beer Trends 2013 an invaluable
tool for both brewers and analysts worldwide.
With the breadth and depth of data provided by Global Beer Trends 2013,
an array of insights regarding the shape of the global brewery landscape can be
drawn.
By 2018,
China’s consumption volume will be greater than 54% of the total consumption volume
of the top five countries for beer consumption in the world, with Canadean
forecasting over 64 million hectoliters of beer consumed in China in 2018.
The USA is
by far and away the largest global importer of beer, and this trend is set to
continue over the next five years; by 2018, Canadean predicts that it will
import almost 49 million hectoliters more than the second placed UK.
The
Republic of Ireland is the only one of the top 10 beer exporters whose volumes
of beer exported will decline 2007-2018. However, following a massive spike in
2012, Thailand will be the only one of the top 10 beer exporters whose volumes
of beer exported will decline 2012-2018.
Key Features and Benefits
·
Beer
consumption (000 hecto litres and litres per capita), 2007 to 2012, plus
forecasts to 2018
·
Beer
production, imports and exports (000 hecto litres), 2007 to 2012, plus
forecasts to 2018.
·
The global
summary tables include the top 20 brewers’ volumes (000s hecto litres),
2008-2012.
·
Regional
volume tables are provided for consumption, production, imports, exports and
per capita consumption.
·
Individual
country profiles are provided for 58 key markets, including leading brewers’ %
market share and ranking of leading brands.
