A soft drink is a beverage that usually has carbonated water, a sweetener, and a flavour, either artificial or natural. A sugar substitute, fruit juice, high-fructose corn syrup, sugar, or a combination of these may all be used as sweeteners. Caffeine, colorings, preservatives, and/or other substances are all possible additions to soft drinks. The Malaysia Soft Drinks is anticipated to rise in projection period. The performance of the product will be further optimized through technological innovation and improvement, enabling it to gain access to a larger range of applications in the downstream market.
The soaring demand for healthy and environmentally friendly goods is connected to one of the most significant trends in the carbonated soft drink sector. The preferences of consumers have changed toward more natural goods with "clean labels," such as fermented beverages, teas, lower-sugar beverages, and fortified beverages with health benefit claims. The big players have so faced serious challenges. They strive to utilize less sugar and expand their assortment of zero-calorie drinks and fortified carbonated soft drinks in order to stay competitive. Also, there are more people who are paying attention to labels. In order to win customers' trust, businesses must therefore emphasize information transparency and clarity.
The global COVID-19 pandemic has taken a significant toll on the soft drinks industry, as it has on its counterparts in the food and beverage sector. Notwithstanding some temporary closures in some areas, bottling and distribution are still substantially active. Essential concerns of worker and customer safety are short-term priority. As customers prepare for self-isolation at home, there is a strong demand for staple soft drinks and other beverage options. From mid-March 2020, packaged water, coffee, dairy, and juice have seen sharp increases in grocery channels as consumers stockpile essential goods in preparation for a protracted period of self-isolation (or quarantine) at home. Retailers have had trouble keeping up with demand in many FMCG categories, both in-store and online, but the direct-store-delivery (DSD) distribution model offers soft drink producers a solution.
Industry volumes will be significantly impacted by mandatory closures of eateries, bars, taverns, and cafés as well as a drop in traffic at forecourt/travel points of sale. Half of all soft drink consumption and a far larger portion of industry earnings are attributed to on-trade soft drinks. While stockpiling behaviour is transient, the industry must plan for long-term changes in routine. This includes preparing for new consumer shopping habits and attitudes toward health and wellbeing. More at-home daily beverage occasions, a greater emphasis on nutrients that support the immune system, and a significant acceleration in the adoption of supermarket e-commerce for both food and beverages are anticipated to be among these changes. In time, the COVID-19 pandemic will change from a serious public health emergency to a severe global downturn with unknowable severity and length. The market should get ready for a consumer who is more value-oriented and who is probably moving to private label possibilities, discounter channels, and multipack formats.
Malaysia Soft Drinks Market Key Players:
The market study provides market data by competitive landscape, revenue analysis, market segments and detailed analysis of key market players such as; A.G. Barr, Arizona Beverage, Asahi Soft Drinks, B Natural, Britvic, Coca-Cola, Danone, Dr Pepper Snapple, Highland Spring, Innocent Drinks, Ito En, Kirin, Nestle, Otsuka Holdings, PepsiCo, POM Wonderful, Red Bull, Unilever Group, Suntory.
Malaysia Soft Drinks Market Segmentation:
By Type: Based on the Type, Malaysia Soft Drinks Market is segmented as; Bottled Water, Carbonates, Dilutable, Fruit Juice, Still and Juice Drinks.
By Application: Based on the Application, Malaysia Soft Drinks Market is segmented as; Convenience Store, Online Stores, Supermarket, Other.
By Region: This report also provides the data for key regional segments of East Malaysia, Peninsular Malaysia, West Malaysia.
This study also encompasses various drivers and restraining factors of this market for the forecast period. Various growth opportunities are also discussed in the report.