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The Cola and Energy sectors make up over 50% of sales and are in +7.6% and +11.2% growth respectively.

Cola growth is coming from Low Sugar and Flavoured Colas, whilst the energy sector is being driven by Stimulation Drinks

Within Independents & Symbols, the Soft Drinks category category is worth £1,420m per year

and is growing at +8.6% value growth (him! CTP 2018)

Regionality matters. Soft Drinks are growing at 7.3% in England and Wales and at 12% in Scotland.

Do ensure you tailor your range to suit your region (him! CTP 2018)

Flavoured Carbonates is the 3rd largest sector and is in +10.2% value growth.

This is being driven by No Sugar/Zero products which are in +22.3% value growth (him! CTP 2018)

27% of younger shoppers aged between 16-24 say they always buy a Soft Drink when in store (him! CTP 2018)

Keep the younger generation excited by stocking flavours and the latest NPD

Health is important. Low Sugar Soft Drinks contributed £500m in 2018 and is in +12% growth ahead of full sugar at +8% growth.

Ensure you stock a good range of healthy Soft Drinks (him! CTP 2018)

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Soft Drinks shoppers are also purchasing Confectionery (25%) and Crisps and Snacks (20%)

 Locating these products next to each other in store can increase shopper spend. Source: HIM! CTP 2018

NPD is important for sales growth NPD accounted for 3% of Soft Drinks growth in 2018 in Symbols and Indies (IRI Symbols & Indies MAT to the 30th Dec 2018)

and contributed to a 35% increase in soft drinks sales in 2018 (IRI Symbols & Indies data to the 28th Nov 2018) Drive incremental sales in your store by stocking NPD.

52% of Lunch to Go shoppers do not buy a Soft Drink Getting range, availability

 and location of soft drinks right is key to encouraging shopper purchase. Source: HIM! CTP 2018

Own Label Soft Drinks are seeing volume and value growth:

Sports & Energy Drinks +11% volume growth Water +13% volume growth Juice & Juice Drinks +11% volume growth Source last 12 weeks 30/12/18

60% of shoppers will buy Water at room temperature

To ensure you have sufficient stock, especially over the summer, create water stacks near checkouts which may increase shopper spend. Source: One Pulse Survey 2018

The average basket size of a Take Home Soft Drink shopper is worth £3.72

more than the average c-store shopper Take advantage of this by offering a wide range of Take Home Soft Drinks. Source HIM! CTP 2018

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