Market research: Uzbekistan

Grocery retailers continue developing at healthy rates based on the existing favourable climate. Most of all, the channel enjoys a constantly increasing number of consumers, strengthening its potentia...

Non-store retailing consists of only direct selling and Internet retailing. Direct selling accounted for nearly 90% of total non-store retailing value at the end of the review period, whereas Internet...

Spreads in Uzbek packaged food is represented by chocolate Spreads, honey and jams and preserves. Nut-based Spreads and yeast-based Spreads are absent due to no consumer interest or demand. Jams and p...

As with Chocolate confectionery, sugar confectionery has also developed mainly due to national ceremonies and celebrations. Uzbek weddings and other celebrations such as the birth of a baby, and jubil...

In 2011, Gum witnessed several trends, including aggressive marketing campaigns, new lines in flavouring and certain domestic production, but overall total volume sales of Gums almost stagnated. Set t...

Chocolate confectionery represents one of the most developed categories of packaged food. Accounting for 79% share of total volume sales of confectionery, Chocolate confectionery is set to continue it...

Baked goods is represented by bread, cakes and pastries, but all of them are at different stages of development. In terms of total volume sales, all of these segments are due to gain marginal growth i...

Compared to baked goods, Biscuits’ share among total volume sales of bakery is not particularly high; however, Biscuits is represented by all segments, including savoury Biscuits and crackers and all ...

Breakfast cereals is still a popular product, especially amongst families with young children. However, its higher price makes it less affordable and continues to hinder higher growth of volume sales....

Sweet and savoury snacks sustained confident growth in 2011, thanks to the increasing popularity of newer types of category products among consumers. While sales of traditional products, such as fruit...

Noodles remains an attractive meal solution for many households. Over the entire review period the convenience factor mainly drove sales, being the most optimal meal solution for single-person househo...

Pasta, which consisted solely of dried Pasta, continued its solid growth thanks to peculiarities of the Uzbek cooking culture and considerable demand for inexpensive ingredients. As such, Pasta is the...

Despite a well developed cooking culture and the importance of home cooking in Uzbekistan, Sauces, dressings and condiments is a comparatively less mature category in the Uzbek packaged food market. T...

Soup remains a comparatively unconventional product in Uzbekistan. Since there is no demand from rural inhabitants, sales are strictly limited to urbanites either with ultra-modern lifestyles or those...

Canned/preserved food will achieve solid growth in volume sales in 2011, developing from a number of factors that existed or emerged during the review period. First, the convenience factor drives cann...

The Dried processed food category consists of products such as rice, dehydrated Soup, dried Pasta, instant Noodles and instant Soup. However, 83% of retail value sales and 82% of volume sales are gene...

Chilled processed food is represented by chilled processed meat and chilled processed fish/seafood. The price of fish has always been much higher than meat, and fish products have never been considere...

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

The birth rate in Uzbekistan is very high. The age at which people marry is comparatively low compared to European standards, with men marrying from the age of 25 in urban areas and 22 in rural areas,...

Thanks to several factors positively influencing ice cream sales, the category continues to develop. Above all, ice cream sales benefit from the very hot and dry climate of Uzbekistan, with a large pr...

In line with ongoing investment into dairy production and the respective development of the dairy industry in Uzbekistan, Cheese also enjoyed investment from local entrepreneurs. As a result, a number...

Oils and fats is a very important category in packaged food in Uzbekistan. The national cuisine means people consume oil in copious volumes as almost all national dishes are oily. While this helps to...

The Other dairy products category continued to develop in 2011 and accounted for 11% growth in value sales, represented by growth across the board, except for flavoured flavoured/evaporated milk and s...

The Yoghurt and sour milk drinks category continued to develop in 2011. Domestic producers increased the range of their products while a wider variety of yoghurts attracted many consumers and boosted ...

The high sales of vegetable and seed oil in Uzbekistan are based on the fact that vegetable and seed oil are primary components in traditional Uzbek cuisine. Ethnic Uzbeks in particular consume a high...

Uzbekistan’s economy continues to grow at a steady pace despite the global economic downturn. As the country’s economy has been comparatively less dependent on exports, it has not been directly impact...

Euromonitor International's Dairy Products in Uzbekistan report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the market at a national level. It provides the latest retail sales data (2003-200...

Euromonitor International's Bakery Products in Uzbekistan report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the market at a national level. It provides the latest retail sales data (2003-2...

Euromonitor International's Confectionery in Uzbekistan report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the market at a national level. It provides the latest retail sales data (2003-2008...