Introduction
Believe it or not, there are some beverages that are sold in packaged goods that don’t come in cans or bottles. In fact, many of these drinks are available in jarred form. Because bottled and jarred drinks are not as common as those in cans or bottles, it can be easy to forget about them. However, there are a number of best-selling bottled and jarred drinks out there that you may want to consider adding to your beverage repertoire. In this blog post, we will explore some of the best-selling bottled and jarred drinks and what makes them so popular. We’ll also provide tips on how to buy them and get the most out of your purchase.
Top Five Beverages Sold in Bottled and Jarred Packaged Goods
Bottled and jarred packaged goods account for a significant portion of the beverage market, with total retail sales estimated at $48.8 billion in 2016. This is largely due to the popularity of soft drinks, which are the leading category in bottled and jarred packaged goods. Other popular beverage categories include wine, water, sports drinks, and juice.
The popularity of bottled and jarred packaged goods has led to increased competition among brands and retailers. To compete, brands have developed more innovative products and tailored their marketing strategies to target specific demographics. This has resulted in price wars among retailers, with some offering deeply discounted prices on select bottles and jars.
To stay ahead of the competition, it is important for brands to have a clear understanding of what consumers want from bottled and jarred packaged goods. This includes understanding consumer taste preferences as well as trends in popular beverages. In addition to market research, brands should also pay attention to how their competitors are performing brand-wise and product-wise.
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola is the world’s most popular soft drink. It is made of carbonated water, sweeteners, caffeine and phosphoric acid. Coca-Cola was first invented in 1886 by John Pemberton in Atlanta, Georgia. Today it is produced by The Coca-Cola Company.
Pepsi
Pepsi is the best-selling beverage brand in bottled and jarred packaged goods, according to statistics compiled by Euromonitor International. The company’s beverage portfolio includes soft drinks, energy drinks, sports drinks, water, and fruit punches. Pepsi dominates the North American market with a 39% share.
In Europe, Pepsi’s market share is smaller but still significant at 26%. In Asia Pacific, Pepsi has a 34% share of the beverage market. The company’s main competitor in North America is Coca-Cola.
Dr Pepper Snapple Group
The Dr Pepper Snapple Group is a beverage company with a portfolio that includes bottled and jarred drinks. The company’s main brands are Dr Pepper, Snapple and All-Natural Strawberry Lemonade.
In 2014, the Dr Pepper Snapple Group ranked as the number one packaged goods company in the United States by sales. The company’s products are sold in more than 200 countries around the world.
The Dr Pepper Snapple Group was founded in 1892 and is headquartered in San Antonio, Texas. The company has been family-owned and -operated since its founding.
Hansen’s Natural Sodas
Hansen’s Natural Sodas are a line of carbonated soft drinks that are made with natural ingredients. Hansen’s Natural Sodas are available in four flavors: grape, lime, orange, and raspberry. Hansen’s Natural Sodas are also available in six pack and twelve pack bottles.
Conclusion
In recent years, bottled and jarred packaged goods have become a big part of the food industry. Why? Well, for one thing, they are convenient. You can take them with you on the go and store them in your fridge or pantry without having to worry about running out. Additionally, many people believe that these packaged foods are healthier than those that are eaten fresh. So what is bottled and jarred food typically made of, and do they have any negative effects on our health? Let’s take a look at some of the best-selling beverages in these formats and see if we can find any links between their popularity and any potential health concerns.
