Report Summary
“Brazilians have been more careful when it comes to alcohol consumption, which has boosted the interest in beers with healthier attributes. Money-saving is another key factor that has made more than half of beer consumers change their drinking habits.”
– Laura Menegon – Food and Drink Analyst
Key issues covered in this Report
- How consumers perceive the beer category compared to other alcoholic segments, considering value, taste and consumption occasions
- Changes in consumer behavior considering the economic crisis and the easing of COVID-19 restrictions
- Consumer interest in innovation
- Opinions toward flavors, packaging and sustainability
- Attitudes toward beer consumption
Table of Contents
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Overview
- What you need to know
- Key issues covered in this Report
- Definition
- What you need to know
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Executive Summary
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- Market overview
- Analyst outlook
- Figure 1: Analyst outlook for the beer category, 2022
- Challenges
- At-home beer consumption grows as a way to save money
- Brands must take responsibility and help Gen Zs control alcohol consumption
- Opportunities
- Resumption of social events may offer an opportunity for high-alcohol beers
- Sustainability must permeate the entire production process, including the origin of ingredients
- Premium beers can gain space in the foodservice
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Market Drivers
- High inflation pushes beer prices up
- Conflict in Ukraine should make the supply chain more expensive
- Consumption of non-alcoholic beers booms during the pandemic
- High inflation pushes beer prices up
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Key Players
- Companies and brands
- Partnership between Heineken and BNDES allocates R$30 million to sustainable initiatives
- Heineken resumes the “Inside the Star” experience
- Colorado launches new beer in recycled bottles made with broken glass
- Zé Delivery launches beer in partnership with CUFA and reverts sales to regions affected by the rains
- Brahma and Wessel launch special meat cut for barbecue
- Eisenbahn launches Unfiltered, its unfiltered Pilsen, to celebrate its 20-year history
- Case Study
- Corona beer stands out with sustainability actions and has become the most valuable brand in Latin America
- Companies and brands
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Beer and other Alcoholic Beverages
- Premium beers can gain space in the foodservice
- Figure 2: Beer and other alcoholic beverages, by socioeconomic group, 2022
- Beer drinks can help the category gain popularity among younger consumers
- Figure 3: Beer and other alcoholic beverages – Selected items, by age group, 2022
- Resumption of social events may offer an opportunity for high-alcohol beers
- Figure 4: Opinions about beer, by beer and other alcoholic beverages, 2022
- Premium beers can gain space in the foodservice
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Behaviors toward Beer Consumption
- Beers can offer different at-home experiences
- Figure 5: Behaviors toward beer consumption, 2022
- Prepaid systems can offer savings for beer drinkers out of home
- Figure 6: Behaviors towards beer consumption – Any saving money, 2022
- Beers can offer different at-home experiences
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Interest in innovation
- Consumers on diets that restrict animal protein have a significant interest in allergen-free beers
- Figure 7: Interest in innovation – Selected item, by type of diet, 2022
- Less carbonated beers can appeal to women
- Figure 8: Interest in innovation – Selected item, by gender, 2022
- Consumers on diets that restrict animal protein have a significant interest in allergen-free beers
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Opinions about Beer
- Beers in glass bottles offer a better perception of quality and economy
- Figure 9: Opinions about beer, 2022
- Consumers relate strong bitter taste to higher quality
- Figure 10: Beer consumption, by opinion about beer, 2022
- Sustainability must permeate the entire production process, including the origin of ingredients
- Figure 11: Opinions about beer, by attitudes about beer, 2022
- Beers in glass bottles offer a better perception of quality and economy
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Attitudes about Beer
- Beers with healthy attributes can highlight their claims in the central part of the packaging
- Figure 12: Attitudes about beer – Selected item, 2022
- Brands must take responsibility and help Gen Zs control alcohol consumption
- Figure 13: Attitudes about beer – Selected item, by generation, 2022
- Low/no alcohol beers can appeal to men as an isotonic beverage
- Figure 14: Attitudes about beer – Selected item, by gender, 2022
- Abbreviations
- Beers with healthy attributes can highlight their claims in the central part of the packaging
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Appendix – Market Size and Market Share
- Market size
- Figure 15: Retail sales of beer, by value – Brazil, 2014-21
- Figure 16: Retails sales of beer, by volume – Brazil, 2014-21
- Market share
- Figure 17: Leading companies’ market share in the retail sales of beer, by value – Brazil, 2019-20
- Figure 18: Leading companies’ market share in the retail sales of beer, by volume – Brazil, 2019-20
- Market size
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