Germany Tea and Hot Chocolate Market Report 2024
Our hot chocolate and tea in Germany market research shows that flavour and concept innovation will help to grow the categories.
Our hot chocolate and tea in Germany market research shows that flavour and concept innovation will help to grow the categories.
Stay ahead of the curve and future-proof your business with Mintel’s Germany Tea and Hot Chocolate Market Report 2024. Our full report is packed with consumer-led market intelligence, hot drinks market Germany trends, and consumer behaviours affecting the Germany tea market. Get a 360° view of the tea market Germany including market share, Germany hot chocolate market size, and a growth forecast to help you align your business strategy with the needs of your audience.
Below, we’ve handpicked the key insights analysed in the full report and summarised the core topics.
The hot chocolate and tea market Germany are well established segments with a large consumer base: 93% of Germans consume any hot brew tea, with no significant change over the past four years. This will result in mild volume growth and comparably higher value growth.
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Brands: Nestlé, Localtea, Teekanne, Goldmännchen, Hengstberg, Meßner, Pukka, KoaWach, Ostfriesische Teegesellschaft, East West Tea Company, Carambar & Co., Wander, Mondelēz International, The Kraft Heinz Company, Jacobs Douwe Egberts, Krüger, and more.
Products: Hot brew tea (fruit, herbal, spice, flavoured black), hot chocolate, ready-to-drink teas and hot chocolates, functional teas, and more.
This report, written by Katrin Förster, Research Analyst, delivers in-depth commentary and analysis to highlight German hot chocolate trends and add expert context to the numbers.
Our hot chocolate and tea in Germany market research shows that flavour and concept innovation will help to grow the categories. A focus on permissible indulgence and functional health claims remain key to keep German consumers engaged.