2014 Coffee Industry Growth and Forecast in US Research Share

Most up-to-date research on "Coffee - US - September 2014" to its huge collection of research reports. Coffee manufacturers face increased competition both from within their own category and from other beverages. Consumers are embracing the choice and variety of coffee options and from other beverages, but with a slowly improving economy, manufacturers will be challenged to maintain consumer interest in in-home coffee consumption. Browse Detail Report With TOC @ http://www.researchmoz.us/coffee-us-september-2014-report.html Table of Content Scope and Themes What you need to know Definition Data sources Sales data Consumer survey data Abbreviations and terms Abbreviations Terms Executive Summary Overview Quest for flavor and convenience will fuel the coffee category’s continued growth Figure 1: Total US sales and fan chart forecast of coffee, at current prices, 2009-19 Coffeehouse flavors could inspire in-home options Figure 2: Top 10 coffee types menued at coffeehouses and donut shops, by incidence, Q3 2010-Q3 2013 Consumers of all types drink less coffee as the day progresses Figure 3: Time of day for consuming coffee prepared at home, by any consumption – Types of coffee, June 2014 Multi-serve drip coffee makers remain the norm in most households Figure 4: Coffee brewer ownership, by generations, June 2014 Convenience, ease of use lead reasons behind choice of coffee machine Figure 5: Reasons for purchasing preferred coffee brewer, by gender and age, June 2014 Roast coffee share slips, while single-cup gains Figure 6: Total US retail sales and forecast of coffee, by segment, at current prices, 2009-19, in millions Single-cup coffee, RTD companies offset declines from roast, instant manufacturers Figure 7: MULO market share of coffee sales, by leading companies, 52 weeks ending June 15, 2014 Consumers aged 18-34 most likely to drink single-cup, RTD coffee Figure 8: Personal coffee consumption prepared at home – Any consumption, by gender and age, June 2014 Potential for healthy coffee innovation Figure 9: Any Agreement with attitudes and behaviors toward coffee, by any consumption of coffee, June 2014 What we think Issues and Insights Pods could resonate with older consumers, though perhaps not single-cup Issue Insight: Forthcoming pod carafe machines could entice older consumers to the pod Energy drinks emerge as coffee substitute – can they take over coffee’s turf? Issue Insight: Coffee can serve as a natural energy booster Can RTD coffees expect the same growth as single-cup? Issue Insight: RTDs should capitalize on Millennial interest with flavorful coffees that embrace other attributes Trend Applications Trend: Who are the Joneses? Trend: Minimize Me Trend: Secret, Secret Browse Reports in Beverages @ http://www.researchmoz.us/beverages-market-reports-85.html Market Size and Forecast Key points Coffee growing but slowing Figure 10: Total US sales and forecast of coffee, at current prices, 2009-19 Figure 11: Total US sales and forecast of coffee, at inflation-adjusted prices, 2009-19 Single-cup propels the coffee category to continued growth Figure 12: Total US sales and fan chart forecast of coffee, at current prices, 2008-18 Forecast methodology Market Drivers Key points Commodity prices of coffee rise dramatically Figure 13: Monthly average price for raw coffee supplies, January 2012-June 2014 Millennials growing and embracing quick, convenient options Figure 14: US population, by generation share, 2014 Diverse population drinking a diversity of coffee drinks Figure 15: Personal daily consumption of coffee at home, by volume (mean), by race/ethnicity origin, June 2014 Competitive Context Key points Energy drinks, CSDs compete for coffee’s caffeine benefit Figure 16: Reasons for drinking energy drinks, by age, June 2014 Foodservice steals in-home coffee occasions by promoting premium and specialty coffee drinks Figure 17: Agreement with attitudes and behaviors toward coffee, by any consumption* of coffee, June 2014 Figure 18: Top 10 coffee types menued at coffeehouses and donut shops, by incidence, Q3 2010-Q3 2013 Figure 19: Drivers for coffeehouses and donut shops, by day parts, September 2013 Tea has caffeine plus a healthier reputation Figure 20: Attitudes and behaviors toward tea, by generations, any agree responses May 2014 For More Reports Browse @ https://www.linkedin.com/today/author/68229468   About ResearchMoz   ResearchMoz is the one stop online destination to find and buy market research reports & Industry Analysis. 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