East European Frozen Food Analysis & Statistics
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In 2022, sales of snacks will continue to be heavily influenced by the ongoing economic turmoil and inflation in Poland. Consumers are thus facing rising costs of living and manufacturers are being fo…
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Snacks will continue to enjoy noticeable consumption between the main meals of the day for most of the population in Romania. The long periods of working from home during the pandemic created conditio…
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In 2022, snacks is set to see a decline in retail volume sales, while current value sales will record notable growth. COVID-19 related restrictions were lifted in April 2022, which also brought an end…
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Snacking plays an expanded role in the lives of Hungarian consumers. Consumers stayed at home during the pandemic and thus consumed more snacks than in pre-pandemic years. Lifestyles also changed with…
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2022 is seeing strong current value growth in snacks in Bulgaria driven primarily by unprecedented inflation rates. Rapidly accelerated rises in inflation began during the second half of 2021, followi…
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In 2022, snacks is less affected by the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, as restrictions ease. Thus, consumption levels are returning towards 2019 retail and foodservice volume sales levels. Savoury s…
The impact of Coronavirus (COVID-19) has significantly decreased in all categories of snacks in Russia in 2021. While COVID-19 cases increased strongly in the country in Q4 2020, with the highest numb…
2021 is a year of recovery for snacks overall, as many Ukrainians are now used to living in the new pandemic-reality, are not panic buying or stockpiling anymore, and are increasingly looking for some…
Belarus has been an outlier in terms of its approach to the pandemic, with no lockdown restrictions in place. Nonetheless the economy has been struggling, largely driven by political unrest, which has…
At the start of 2020 the Hungarian economy was experiencing strong growth with above average growth in packaged food sales in retail volume and retail value compared to other EU countries. Thanks to l…
The majority of packaged food types are set to enjoy retail volume boosts during the COVID-19 pandemic and the long periods of lockdowns and home seclusion imposed by the authorities as part of the na…
COVID-19 will strongly impact packaged food in 2020 as consumers remain at home to avoid catching the virus and the economic climate worsens. While there was no official quarantine in Belarus in 2020,…
In March 2020, the government of Ukraine implemented a lockdown which involved the closure of all stores, with the exception of essential outlets such as grocery stores, pharmacies, gas stations and l…
Overall, COVID-19 is expected to benefit packaged food in Bulgarian with healthy current value and retail volume growth. The healthy value growth was mainly driven by more cooking at home due to stric…
Consumer stockpiling was observed in the Czech Republic in March 2020, when a state of emergency was declared in the country regarding COVID-19. However, this behaviour did not persist as there were n…
Due to the reduced impulse and on-the-go consumption occasions in 2020 as a result of Coronavirus (COVID-19), impulse ice cream sales recorded declining sales, so that the overall market also register…
The very favourable conditions for the development of ice cream and frozen desserts, not least a shift from foodservice to the off-trade channel, the desire for indulgence/pampering and stockpiling, d…
The emergence of COVID-19 and the subsequent lockdown measures introduced by the government in an attempt to control the spread of the virus in 2020, resulted in retail sales of ice cream declining in…
In 2020, ice cream and frozen desserts saw growth, mainly due to a transfer of some sales from foodservice due to COVID-19 horeca closures. However, retail volume and current value sales are expected …
Ice cream and frozen desserts is not expected to be significantly affected by COVID-19 related restrictions in 2021. Demand for ice cream and frozen desserts is highly seasonal and the majority of sal…
Remote working, periodic lockdowns and less frequent outdoor walks have all contributed to the rising importance of take-home ice cream and the reduced demand for impulse ice cream. Take home varietie…
Lockdown and restrictions on consumer movement through 2020 and into 2021 restricted demand for impulse ice cream, as retail footfall slackened, and consumers ate ice cream at home. However, the relax…
Ice cream consumption dropped in 2020 due to bad weather in June and July and weaker sales of impulse single portion ice cream during lockdown. However, consumption of ice cream is anticipated to retu…
The rate of growth in retail volume sales of ice cream and frozen desserts slowed only modestly during 2020, in spite of an unusually cool summer and the economic shock of COVID-19. While the pandemic…
Ice cream is expected to be hit with the steepest prices of all snacks in 2021, and as a result there is expected to be only a slight increase in retail volume sales, with growth in current value on p…
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