For mineral water and medicinal products, sales decreased by 1.5 percent. Continued to increase, however, sales of mineral waters with little or no carbon dioxide. The non-carbonated version increased by some 13 percent. In the classic, highly carbonated "fizz" is a sales decline of around six per cent reported. "With a per capita consumption of 130 liters is the natural mineral water is the most popular alcoholic beverage of the Germans," said Stubbe. It should be noted that the sales decline in total significantly more would be unusual, the discount sector had recorded no sales increase. Suppliers for the discount, however, are only a few mineral springs companies.
Sales of mineral water, soft drinks has changed only marginally over the previous year. The near-water and wellness drinks has registered a sales increase of 1.5 percent. "This demonstrates the great innovative power of the German mineral water and acceptability of these beverages by the consumer," continued Stubbe. Sales of the traditional soft drinks declined.
Despite significantly higher costs, price increases implemented or only few be. "There is pent-up demand," said Stubbe. The debate on the packaging - disposable or reusable - will shape the events of the industry.
Source: Association of German mineral water e. V.
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