South African Carbonated Soft Drinks Industry Report

Published: November 2024

The report offers a detailed analysis of global and South African Carbonated Soft Drink (CSD) markets, including historical and projected size, volume, import/export flows, and distribution trends. It explores innovation in flavours, packaging, and reformulation for health-conscious consumers.

Pricing benchmarks and profiles of key manufacturers, distributors, and retailers are included. Stakeholders are equipped with strategic insight into market expansion, competitive positioning, and product innovation in South Africa’s shifting CSD category.

 

South African Carbonated Soft Drinks Industry Landscape Report 2024 (121 pages)

Published: November 2024

Full Report:
R42,500.00 (excl. VAT)

South African Carbonated Soft Drinks Market Insights Report 2024 (64 pages)

Published: November 2024

Full Report:
R27,500.00 (excl. VAT)

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Key Facts and Stats

Source: MRF Graphics by Insight Survey

Report Highlights

Within the global and local Carbonated Soft Drinks (CSD) market, innovation has long been a key driver of success, with brands constantly seeking new ways to capture the attention of consumers. In line with this, limited-edition CSDs, particularly in the form of once-off exciting flavours and exclusive packaging, are becoming increasingly popular in the global and South African CSD market, with players focusing on these innovations to drive consumer engagement and stand out in a very competitive market.

In South Africa, Coca-Cola’s Coca‑Cola® Wozzaah and AI-developed Y3000 Zero Sugar reflect the fusion of culture and future-forward design. Fanta’s #WhatTheFanta apple pie flavour and JIVE’s Funny Flavoured CSD, launched alongside the JIVE Cape Town Funny Festival, highlight how local players are using limited editions and events to deepen consumer engagement.

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