PUBLISHER: Packaged Facts | PRODUCT CODE: 1886199
PUBLISHER: Packaged Facts | PRODUCT CODE: 1886199
This report examines the $39.3 million US retail market for energy and sports drinks.
Consumer demographics, perceptions, motivations, and behavior are examined aspertaining to choices and consumption of energy and sports drinks. Retail sales ofenergy and sports drinks in the scope of this report are segmented by product form(shelf-stable energy drinks, mom-aseptic; shelf-stable energy shots; shelf-stable energydrink mixes; liquid energy drink mixes; shelf-stable sports drinks, non-aseptic; shelf-stable sports drinks, aseptic; shelf-stable sports drink mixes; liquid sports drink mixes )from 2019 through 2024 and forecast from 2025 through 2029. The reasons for andimplications of shifts in consumer perception and behavior are analyzed in the contextof future market opportunities. Major topics including the "sober curious" movement,attitudes about healthy foods and beverages, use of GLP-1 medications, interest invarious types of ingredients or nutrients or health outcomes, with particular focus ongrowth opportunities for energy and sports drinks.
The report has dozens of tables showcasing numerical survey data on consumerdemographics and psychographics. This report goes in-depth on historical trends thathave affected the food and beverage market.
Report Scope
Energy drinks are segmented by the following product forms:
Shelf-stable, non-aseptic (full-size, ready-to-drink)
Shelf-stable shots (small-size, ready-to-drink)
Shelf-stable drink mixes (including beverage powders)
Liquid drink mixes (liquid concentrates)
Sports drinks are segmented by the following product forms:
Shelf-stable, non-aseptic (full-size, ready-to-drink)
Shelf-stable, aseptic (full-size, ready-to-drink)
Shelf-stable drink mixes (including beverage powders)
Liquid drink mixes (liquid concentrates)
This report includes sales of the above items from grocery stores, supermarkets,discount grocers, mass merchandisers, warehouse clubs, convenience stores, dollarstores, other retailers, and all online outlets.
Executive Summary
Economic Headwinds Continue to Shape Consumer Spending
The Digital Retail Landscape Is Reshaping Beverage Discovery
The GLP-1 Effect: Appetite Control Meets Functional Innovation
From Low-Sugar to Clean Label: Mainstream Shifts in Consumer Demand
MAHA's Anti-Ultra-Processed Food Movement Spurs Reformulation
Looking Ahead: Market Outlook & Strategic Implications
Scope
Recent Historical Trends
Highlights
Rising Prices: From Supply Chain Crunches to Inflation
Overview & Market Trends
Highlights
Online Grocery & DTC Channels: Changing the Game for Energy & Sports Drinks
GLP-1 Medications
Non-Alcoholic Alternatives to Alcoholic Beverages
Healthy Consumption
Personal Feelings of Wellbeing: Energy Levels, Focus, Stress, Anxiety
Nutrients, Ingredients, &Desired Health Benefits Sought by Consumers
Other Special Eating Restrictions or Preferences
Food & Beverages As a Path To Health & Wellness
Interest in Vitamins or Other Supplements
Purposefully Seeking Out Functional Beverages, &Willingness to Pay More for Them
Market Size and Forecast
Highlights
Market to Advance Through 2029
Energy & Sports Drink Sales
Consumer Beverage Purchases & Use
Opportunities to Target Particular Demographic Groups
Consumer Demographics
Highlights
Frequency of Purchases of Sports & Energy Drinks
Trends by Age Bracket
Trends by Generation
Patterns Based on Household Income
Urban, Suburban, &Rural Consumers
Presence of Children in the Household
Interests Among GLP-1 Users
Trends With Clean Label Dieters
Outlook With Low-Sugar Diet Adherents