Market research: Ukraine (page 1 of 4)

The report provides detailed quantitative analysis of past and future trends, crucially providing retail sales data not just by channel and by product, but showing product sales through different chan...

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

Whilst consumer purchasing power did not increase significantly in 2011, Ukrainians were more willing to spend on products, as the effects of the global financial crisis ebbed. However, consumers were...

In 2011, grocery retailers recorded a 9% increase in current value sales to reach UAH200.5 billion. The format is the most common in the country, comprising both modern and traditional outlets. The co...

In 2011, chemists/pharmacies accounted for a 69% share of retail value sales in health and beauty specialist retailers. The rise in prices of medicines in such outlets (5% in 6-months in 2011) and the...

In 2011, homeshopping, which attracted a growing number of Ukrainians, recorded a 15% increase in current value sales. In actual terms, sales were not so impressive, reaching UAH1.1 billion. Mail orde...

Internet penetration has deepened in Ukraine. According to a survey by InMind, conducted for the Internet Association of Ukraine, there were over 14 million internet users by the end of Q3 2011. The l...

In 2011, signs of stability in the local currency and economy stimulated consumer spend. Leisure and personal goods are considered prime necessity products, although a rise in demand was observed. In ...

In 2011, mixed retailers was one of the least developed retailing channels in Ukraine. The number of stores barely exceeded 100 and the majority of formats remained negligible or undeveloped. Retail v...

In 2011, coffee remained by far the most popular drink consumed via vending machines in Ukraine. The location of coffee machines in trade and entertainment centres, high streets and other places with ...

Cheese in Ukraine by Mintel Global Market Navigator provides you with annual year-end market size data, most recently updated in 2011. This market covers total hard/extra hard, semi-hard, soft, spread...

Cheese (retail) in Ukraine by Mintel Global Market Navigator provides you with annual year-end market size data, most recently updated in 2011. This report covers hard/extra hard, semi-hard, soft, spr...

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

Market operators assumed that growth would not have significantly calmed down in 2009 (1% in value) and shrunk in 2010 (-6% in value correspondingly) if there were no restrictions enacted by state bod...

After the economic crisis, the population’s purchasing capacity declined steeply and was still weak by 2011. Producers have tried to keep the same sales level by the means of holding unit price growth...

The hot summer of 2011 spurred sales of Ice cream in Ukraine. At the start of the season, it was forecast by ice cream producers that the category of frozen sweets would not rise as strongly as in 201...

The majority of domestic consumers prefer to use spreadable oils and fats (mainly, in a mix of vegetable and animal fats) as an everyday food. In fact, the consumers believe that spreads are closer by...

Chilled snacks is in a deep crisis: 9% drop in units and 4% growth in current value are expected in 2011. During the two previous years (2009, 2010) the category was characterised by price reduction. ...

Volume sales of Yoghurt and sour milk drinks in 2011 are expected to not only fail to recover but even fall down compared to 2010, no matter they are expected to show high value growth which is mainl...

Spreads continued to grow in Ukraine in 2011, especially in the large cities, thanks to a strong tradition for jams and preserves. However, traditional home production of jam remains strong, particula...

Sugar confectionery is witnessing marginal growth because of better conditions when compared with chocolate confectionery, for example less complex production technology, a loyal audience (mainly low-...

Bread prices are traditionally monitored scrupulously by the government as bread has always been considered a key factor in terms of socio-demographic evaluation of the political situation. The govern...

In 2010 and 2011 grain and flour price increases forced producers to raise their prices slightly. In spring 2010, a producer could purchase flour at a price of Hr1,200-1,300 per tonne. By the end of 2...

2011 was a good year for breakfast cereals as volume growth slightly surpassed that of the previous year. There were a number of reasons for such a successful performance, the first being consumers’ d...

2011 was a year of recovery for Gum in Ukraine. Together with a slight increase in disposable income, consumers tended towards fashionable and impulse gum purchases. Consumers also looked for benefits...

Snack bars in Ukraine remained largely undeveloped in 2011. Some activity has been seen only in granola/muesli bars and other snack bars. The fragile economic recovery did not allow the category to en...

Slimming meal replacement products remained unavailable in Ukraine although products such as slimming tablets and teas were available....

In 2010, trade sources reported that there were 600-700 confectionery producers in Ukraine. Most are local or regional players with minor shares and include companies with outdated facilities, partial...

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

Demand for instant noodles continued to increase in Ukraine throughout 2010 and the first half of 2011, although volume sales of plain noodles declined in 2010, a trend which continued into 2011. The ...