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Thematic Analysis
NewWeb3 – Thematic Intelligence
Web3 is an ideology that refers to the next iteration of the internet built on blockchain. It promises a mix of peer-to-peer (P2P) communication channels and decentralized governance, leading the internet’s transition from an information-centric model to a user-centric model. Web3 aims to give users the ability to create, own, and monetize their content and manage the use of their data. This will be stored on blockchains instead of on third-party servers.
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Company Profile
Peet’s Coffee & Tea Inc – Company Profile
Peet's Coffee & Tea Inc (Peet's), a subsidiary of JDE Peet's NV, manufactures and markets beverages and food products. It offers dark, medium, and light roasted coffee, espresso capsules, black tea, green tea, white tea, oolong tea, herbal tea, matcha tea, iced tea and tea bags. The company also offers coffee brewers, tea brewers, brews kits, grinders, and storage equipment such as kettles, teapots and espresso cups and provides gift sets, sweets and treats and corporate gifts for its users....
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Company Profile
ITO EN Ltd – Company Profile
ITO EN Ltd (ITO) is a manufacturer and distributor of non-alcoholic beverages and tea-related products. Its product portfolio includes a range of instant tea, coffee, vegetable beverages, Chinese tea, mineral water, functional beverages, jasmine tea, green tea, barley tea, tea bags, tea powder, and tea leaves. It also produces and market vitamins and other dietary supplements. ITO markets its products under Oi Ocha, Mugicha, Matcha Green Tea, Aloha and ITO EN brand names. It operates a chain of restaurants under...
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Company Insights
ITO EN Ltd – Company Overview and Analysis, 2023 Update
ITO EN Ltd Company Overview Japan-based, ITO EN Ltd (ITO) is a manufacturer and distributor of non-alcoholic beverages and tea-related products. ITO markets its products under various brands such as Oi Ocha, Mugicha, Tully’s Coffee, Matcha Green Tea, and ITO EN. It also operates a chain of restaurants under Tully’s Coffee brand. The company has an operational presence across Japan, Indonesia, Singapore, Taiwan (province of China), Thailand, Canada, the US, Australia, and China. The "ITO EN Ltd - Company Overview...
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Case Studies
Meiji The Chocolate – Success Case Study
Meiji, an established food manufacturer based in Japan, launched a gourmet chocolate bar named Meiji The Chocolate in 2014. However, the product failed to strike a chord with consumers as it lacked a distinct flavor. Subsequently, armed with research, the company revisited its strategy and introduced Meiji The Chocolate in 2016. Meiji offered the product in eight flavors - Brilliant Milk, Comfort Bitter, Elegant Bitter, Framboise, Matcha, Sunny Milk, Velvet Milk, and Vivid Milk - which are segregated into bitter...
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Analyst Opinions
ForeSights: Functional Mushrooms – A superfood blurring the lines between nutrition and medicine
Functional mushrooms such as chaga, reishi, shiitake, and maitake are gaining appeal as a "superfood" ingredient in a diverse array of food and drinks, as well as skincare and haircare products. Functional mushrooms, also called "medicinal mushrooms," are a select group of edible mushrooms that provide nutritive and sensory value, as well as substantial health and medicinal benefits.
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Sector Analysis
Consumer and Market Insights: Confectionery in South Korea
Consumers in the South Korean Confectionery market tend not to eat overly sweet treats unless for seasonal holidays or national celebration days. Products with traditional Korean ingredients, such as matcha green tea and ginseng are popular and new launches use traditional Korean flavors to appeal to consumers. The Confectionery market will register positive growth during 2015-2020 driven by Chocolate category in value terms though Sugar Confectionery accounts majority of the market by volume. Hypermarkets & Supermarkets is the leading retail...
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Analyst Opinions
Hot Drinks: Identifying the latest trends for beverage manufacturers in the hot drinks industry
In traditionally “tea” countries, such as Russia and China, the coffee category will grow faster than hot tea In traditionally “coffee” countries, such as Italy and Brazil, the hot tea category will grow faster than coffee The desire for relaxation and indulgence are key motivators when it comes to hot drinks consumption. Brands can target this by highlighting the superior taste sensations of the product, as well as positioning it as accompanying moments of “me-time” Hot drinks that cater to...