Market research: Estonia (page 1 of 2)

Service Station Retailing in Estonia outlines recent movements in the Estonian petrol station network, fuel volume sales, network ownership, market shares and site forecasts, while also analyzing reta...

Hypermarkets and supermarkets continued their expansion in Estonia to the detriment of independent small grocers. Supermarkets, hypermarkets and discounters are mainly chained in Estonia and they are ...

This report contains detailed forecasts and analysis for Estonia, including trade and investment analysis, economic forecasts, political risk assessments and demographic trend analysis. Each ISA Coun...

Business Monitor International's Estonia Food and Drink Report provides industry professionals and strategists, corporate analysts, food and drink associations, government departments and regulatory b...

Volume sales of yoghurt and sour milk drinks are expected to be stagnant or slightly decline whilst current value sales are set to increase by 4%, to reach €32 million for over 21,000 tonnes sold in 2...

Volume sales of Oils and fats volume sales are set to be stable at 18,500 tonnes in 2011 and value sales are expected to rise by 5% to €56 million. There is a continuous trend in Estonia for home cook...

Other dairy value sales are set to increase by 5% in 2011 to reach €37 million. This retail value sales growth indicates that economy is recovering and consumers are making emotional purchases more of...

Baby food value is expected to increase by 6% in 2011, rising to €7 million. As in most trade groups, price remains the most important factor in baby food in 2011 for a majority of consumers. Low purc...

Current value sales of cheese are expected to increase by 4% in 2011, rising to €48 million and retail volume sold is expected to reach approximately 6,800 tonnes. Retail volume changed fairly signifi...

Ice cream sales are expected to increase by 2% in volume and 10% in value terms as nearly €22 million sales were recorded for approximately 5,900 tonnes in 2011. The Estonian ice cream market differs ...

2011 saw one of the largest EU food aid packages to Estonia, with 600 tonnes of pasta delivered, compared to 185 tonnes in 2010 and 2009. Pasta is considered an economy product in Estonia, and, given ...

Instant noodles continued to account for a dominant share of noodles retail volume and value sales over the review period. While plain noodles were available, the category remained largely undeveloped...

While sauces, dressings and condiments remained highly segmented in 2011, nearly all subcategories are expected to see positive development. This illustrates the increasing purchasing power of Estonia...

Although sweet and savoury snacks products continue to be perceived as non-essential luxury goods in Estonia, particularly in the wake of the economic recession, the category is, nonetheless, expected...

As the healthy and natural food trend remained visible throughout the recession, producers were prompted to reassess the composition of their products. Poltsamaa Felix renewed its line of soup product...

As canned/preserved food is already a mature category in Estonia, volume growth remained low in 2010 at 1%, remaining on 11,000 tonnes, a total which remained static throughout the review period. New ...

As the Estonian economy began to recover from recession during the first half of 2011, consumer purchasing power started to increase, which made ready meals more affordable to many Estonians. During t...

Dried processed food in Estonia is expected to continue declining in volume during 2011 with a 3% decrease projected. The European Food Aid programme (EFA) is expected to continue seriously hampering ...

The success of frozen processed food in Estonia continued to build in 2010 and the first half of 2011 as the effects of the country’s economic recession began to dissipate. Frozen processed food offer...

Chilled processed food is a very wide category, although the majority of volume sales are accounted for by Chilled processed meat, with the majority of the remaining volume sales accounted for by Chil...

Volume sales of Chocolate confectionery in Estonia are expected to rise by 1% to 7,200 tonnes in 2011. Value sales will increase by 5% in current terms, to reach €64 million. There is some evidence of...

Gum sales are expected to increase by 2% in volume terms and by 6% in current value to reach 300 tonnes with a value of €9 million in 2011. Gum was among the fastest growing packaged food categories i...

Meal replacement is expected to grow by 5% in volume and by 6% in current value terms to reach 400 tonnes with a value of €25,000 in 2011. Meal replacement products are relatively expensive for Estoni...

Baked goods retail volume sales will increase by 1% to 63,000 tonnes and value sales are expected to increase by 5% to €90 million in 2011. Packaged/industrial bread is a main category of baked goods ...

Biscuits volume sales will stagnate and value sales will increase by 4% in 2011, reaching 1,900 tonnes with a value of €9 million in 2011. The recession and decline in retail sales is over as retail v...

Estonians’ purchasing power was still in decline in 2011 and many consumers opted for hot cereals. The trend towards hot cereals continued because consumers chose to cook their own breakfast from hot ...

Snack bars retail volume sales are expected to increase by less than 1% and retail value sales will grow by 4% to reach 20 tonnes with a value of €906,000 in 2011. Snack bars is not an essential produ...

Spreads sales are expected to fall slightly in volume terms and increase by 2% in current value terms to reach almost €9 million in 2011. Spreads retail volume sales were quite stable in 2010, very si...

Sugar confectionery retail volume sales are expected to increase by 1% in 2011 to 2,700 tonnes, as value sales increase by 4% to €17 million. Retail value sales have increased as the euro was adopted ...

This databook is a detailed information resource covering the foodservice market in Estonia between 2005 and 2014. It provides insightful views about sales, transactions, cost per transaction and numb...