Country Profile: Soups in Spain

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The soups sector in Spain is led by the chilled soup category in both value and volume terms. The frozen soup category is expected to register the fastest growth in both value and volume terms during 2017-2022. Hypermarkets & supermarkets accounted for the leading share in the distribution of soups products in the country. Flexible packaging is the most commonly used pack material, followed by rigid plastics. Gallina Blanca SA, Unilever and PepsiCo are the leading market players in the Spanish soups sector.

GlobalData’s Country Profile report on the soups sector in Spain provides insights on high growth categories to target, trends in the usage of package materials, category level distribution channel data and market share of brands.

What else is contained?
– Sector data: Overall sector value and volume data with growth analysis for 2012-2022
– Category coverage: Value and growth analysis for ambient soup, chilled soup, dried soup (mixes), frozen soup, and UHT soup with inputs on individual segment share within each category and the change in their market share forecast for 2017-2022
– Leading players: Market share of brands in value terms in 2017
– Distribution data: Percentage of sales within each category through distribution channels such as Cash & Carries and warehouse Clubs, Hypermarkets & Supermarkets, Convenience Stores, Food & Drinks Specialists, eRetailers and others
– Packaging data: consumption breakdown for package materials and pack types in each category, in terms of percentage share of number of units sold. Package material data for Glass, Flexible Packaging, Paper & Board, Rigid Plastics, and others; Pack data for: Bottle, Can, Stand up pouch, Tube, Tub, Aerosol, Bag/Sachet, and Jar.

Scope

– The dried soup (mixes)category is expected to gain maximum share in value terms during 2017-2022

– Per capita consumption of chilled soup is higher in Spain when compared to the regional and global averages

– Hypermarkets & supermarkets is the leading distribution channel in the Spanish soups sector

– •Gallina Blanca is the leading brand in value terms in the Spanish soups sector

– Flexible packaging is the most commonly used pack material in the Japanese soups sector.

Reasons to Buy

– Identify high potential categories and explore further market opportunities based on detailed value and volume analysis

– Existing and new players can analyze key distribution channels to identify and evaluate trends and opportunities

– Gain an understanding of the total competitive landscape based on detailed brand share analysis to plan effective market positioning

– Our team of analysts have placed a significant emphasis on changes expected in the market that will provide a clear picture of the opportunities that can be tapped over the next five years, resulting in revenue expansion

– The packaging analysis report helps manufacturers, in identifying the most commonly used packaging materials in the sector

– Analysis on key macro-economic indicators such as real GDP, nominal GDP, consumer price index, household consumption expenditure, population (by age group, gender, rurral-urban split, and employed people and unemployment rate. It also includes economic summary of the country along with labor market and demographic trends.

Gallina Blanca SA
Unilever
PepsiCo
Don Simon
Conservas Ferrer S.A.
Nestle
Despensa La Nuestra
La Huerta de Bertin
Santa Teresa
Heinz
The Kraft Heinz Company
Campbells Soup Company

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Report scope 2-3

Executive summary 10-12

Spain in the global and regional context 13-16

Spain in the global and Western European soups sector 14

Spain compared to other leading countries in Western Europe 15

Per capita consumption and expenditure – Spain compared to Western Europe and global levels 16

Sector analysis – soups 17-31

Country snapshot – soups sector in Spain 18

Value and volume analysis – soups sector in Spain 19

Cross category comparison – value and growth rate 20

Change in category share by value 21

Cross category comparison – volume and growth rate 22

Change in category share by volume 23

Per capita consumption analysis by category 24

Category analysis: ambient soup 25

Category analysis: chilled soup 26

Category analysis: dried soup (mixes) 27

Segment analysis (in value terms): dried soup (mixes) 28

Segment analysis (in volume terms): dried soup (mixes) 29

Category analysis: frozen soup 30

Category analysis: UHT soup 31

Distribution analysis 32-34

Distribution channel share analysis: soups 33

Distribution channel share analysis by category 33-34

Competitive landscape 35-42

Brand share analysis by sector 36

Brand share analysis by category 37-39

Private label share analysis by category 40

Growth of private labels compared to branded products 41

Degree of consolidation/fragmentation by category 42

Health & wellness 43-47

Health & wellness trend analysis 44

Health & wellness analysis by product attribute 45

Health & wellness analysis by consumer benefit 46

Category comparison – with health & wellness and without health & wellness 47

Packaging analysis 48-52

Pack material 49

Pack type 50

Closure type 51

Primary outer type 52

Macroeconomic analysis 53-59

Economic summary, labor market trends, and demographic trends 57

GlobalData country risk index (GCRI) 58-59

Methodology 60-63

Definitions 64-77

Appendix 78-98

Table

List of Tables

Country snapshot – leading value categories and fastest-growing segments 18

Cross category comparison – by value (2012-2022) 20

Cross category comparison – by volume (2012-2022) 22

Per capita consumption (by category), Spain compared to Western Europe and global levels (in kg), 2017 24

Dried soup (mixes) category – value analysis by segment, 2012-2022 28

Dried soup (mixes) category – volume analysis by segment, 2012-2022 29

Change in distribution share, 2012-2017 33

Category comparison- with health & wellness and without health& wellness claims, 2012-2022 47

Performance overview (score: 1-100) 57

Category value and volume data, by segment 79-83

Per capita consumption (in kg), 2012-2022 84

Per capita expenditure, 2012-2022 84

Soups sales distribution in Spain – by category, 2017 85

Brand share (in value terms) in the soups sector, 2017 86

Brand share (in value terms) in the soups sector by category, 2017 87-90

Key health & wellness product attributes driving sales in Spain, 2012-2022 91

Key health & wellness consumer benefits driving sales in Spain, 2012-2022 91

Pack material (in million pack units), 2012-2022 92

Pack materials by sector (in million pack units), 2017 92

Pack type (in million pack units), 2012-2022 93

Pack types by sector (in million pack units), 2017 93

Closure type (in million pack units), 2012-2022 94

Closure types by sector (in million pack units), 2017 94

Primary outer type (in million pack units), 2012-2022 95

Primary outer types by sector (in million pack units), 2017 95

Economic indicators 96-98

Figures

List of Figures

Value and volume share of Spain in the global and Western European soups sector, 2017-2022 14

Spain compared to other top countries in terms of market share, growth, and competitive landscape 15

PCC comparison – Spain, Western Europe, and global, 2012-2022 16

PCE comparison – Spain, Western Europe, and global, 2012-2022 16

Market size and growth analysis by value and volume, soups sector, 2012-2022 19

Cross category comparison – by value growth rate (2012-2022) 20

Change in category share (in value terms), 2017-2022 21

Cross category comparison – by volume growth rate (2012-2022) 22

Change in category share (in volume terms), 2017-2022 23

Market size and growth analysis by value and volume, ambient soup category, 2012-2022 25

Market size and growth analysis by value and volume, chilled soup category, 2012-2022 26

Market size and growth analysis by value and volume, dried soup (mixes) category, 2012-2022 27

Market size and growth analysis by value and volume, frozen soup category, 2012-2022 30

Market size and growth analysis by value and volume, UHT soup category, 2012-2022 31

Share of key distribution channels, 2017 – soups 33

Key distribution channel share by category, 2017 33-34

Leading brands (in value and volume terms) in the soups sector, 2017 36

Leading brands (in value and volume terms) by category in the soups sector, 2017 37-39

Private label penetration by category(in LCU terms), 2017* 40

Growth analysis, private label and brands, 2012-2017* 41

Category-wise consolidation/fragmentation (in value terms) – Soups, 2017* 42

Value of health & wellness claims by category, 2017-2022* 44

Contribution of health & wellness by product attributes, 2017-2022 45

Contribution of health & wellness by consumer benefits, 2017-2022 46

Key pack materials in the Spanish soups sector, percentage share of pack units, 2017 49

Annual growth rate by key pack material, 2012-2022 49

Use of pack material by category (in pack units), 2017 49

Key pack types in the Spanish soups sector, percentage share of pack units, 2017 50

Annual growth rate by key pack type, 2012-2022 50

Use of pack type by category (in pack units), 2017 50

Key closure types in the Spanish soups sector, percentage share of pack units, 2017 51

Annual growth rate by key closure type, 2012-2022 51

Use of closure type by category (in pack units), 2017 51

Key primary outer typed in the Spanish soups sector, percentage share of pack units, 2017 52

Annual growth rate by key primary outer type, 2012-2022 52

Use of primary outer type by category (in pack units), 2017 52

Macroeconomic analysis – real GDP and annual growth (%) 54

Macroeconomic analysis – nominal GDP and annual growth (%) 54

Macroeconomic analysis – consumer price inflation (%) 54

Macroeconomic analysis – household consumption expenditure growth (%) 54

Macroeconomic analysis – population (millions) and annual growth (%) 55

Macroeconomic analysis – population by age group (%) 55

Macroeconomic analysis – population by gender (%) 55

Macroeconomic analysis – population by rural-urban split (%) 55

Macroeconomic analysis – employed people (millions) and unemployment rate (%) 56

Five lowest risk nations in GCRI Q3 2017 58

Five highest risk nations in GCRI Q3 2017 58

Country risk analysis – Spain compared to Western Europe and the World 59

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