Sentences with phrase «carbonated soft drink volumes»

Carbonated soft drink volumes have been in decline for years and, in a recent report, broker JPMorgan said volumes could keep falling until at least 2025.
Carbonated soft drink volumes have been falling for the last few years, squeezing earnings at CCA and Schweppes Australia.

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Coca - Cola Amatil is preparing to blitz television screens with multi-million dollar marketing campaigns to boost sales of carbonated soft drinks and bottled water after seeing the first rebound in beverage volumes in Australia for years.
CCA is understood to have done internal modelling on the impact of the price rises, which could accelerate a multi-year decline in volumes for carbonated soft drinks, but has not released its forecasts.
Its carbonated soft drink business grew 0.4 points by volume in the past year and its main growth platform, Indonesia, is still relatively small and holds a few risks.
Nevertheless, the strong volume growth in water is likely to offset price reductions and weakness in carbonated soft drinks, underpinning modest earnings growth in the June half.
Analysts say non-alcoholic beverage volumes rose 7 per cent in supermarkets in the six months ending June, with a 34 per cent surge in bottled water offsetting a 3 per cent decline in carbonated soft drinks.
Coca - Cola is confident that Coke Life, the beverage giant's first new cola variety in seven years, will restore sales and volume growth to its beverage portfolio and the entire carbonated soft drink category, which is under pressure as consumers shun sugary drinks in favour of healthier beverages.
CCA is still the market leader in carbonated soft drinks, which account for 66 per cent of the bottler's sales, but sparkling volumes have been in decline for years and JPMorgan believes volumes could keep falling until at least 2025.
Over time, lower - income families purchased less volume shares of both sugar - sweetened and nonsugar carbonated soft drinks, which were taken up by families in the high - income bracket.
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