The surging demand for substitute products is a major challenge to the global cold brew coffee market growth. Over the last three decades, other hot and cold beverages such as RTD coffees like frappuccino, mocha, espresso drinks, roast and ground coffee, soft drinks, carbonated drinks, nutritional and energy drinks, green tea, iced tea, coffee pods, iced coffee, and cold coffee have grown in popularity and emerged as a major challenge for the market. Also, the advent of energy drinks such as Stokely-Van Camp Gatorade and RED BULL has adversely affected the consumption of cold brew coffee.

All of these products are consumer staples that customers will continue to buy regardless of the current economy. So it could be safer than a pure play in the coffee retail industry. Sales from KDP's coffee systems only grew 6% in 2021, suggesting the category may be maturing. Demand for soda has also been declining. However, the high-margin Keurig will continue to crank out profits for KDP. 3. Nestle That’s because the company owns several brands of coffee that you can brew at home, like Folgers, 1850, and Cafe Bustelo. The market share growth by the arabica-based cold brew coffee segment will be significant during the forecast period. Arabica Coffea is the most widely cultivated coffee type worldwide as arabica coffee beans have a unique taste that ranges from sweet-soft to sharp-tangy. Arabica coffee beans have a relatively lower caffeine content than robusta coffee beans and are ideal for preparing cold brew coffee; also, the beans are highly preferred by consumers due to their better quality. In 2020, the Arabica-based cold brew coffee segment of the market emerged as the dominant product segment.Successful mergers and acquisitions increase the market share of the company in the global market. Moreover, vendors are expanding their business operations by opening new coffee chains domestically as well as locally. As a result of these M&A, the vendors are able to increase both their market share and presence. Many large vendors are expected to acquire smaller and regional suppliers during the forecast period. Coffee is the most popularly consumed brewed drink and is prepared from roasted coffee beans, the seeds of Coffea sp. It sources its Arabica coffee beans from various suppliers and uses World Barista Champion teams to design its coffee recipes.

Jerry Fowden, Cott’s chief executive officer, said: “The S&D acquisition is another great step in our stated strategy to enhance our existing home and office water delivery, coffee, tea and filtration businesses where we believe our platform, operating strength and synergies can be leveraged. The addition of S&D brings our Better for You beverage platform to over 65% of our adjusted EBITDA on a pro-forma basis with carbonated soft drinks representing just 12% of adjusted EBITDA. After closing the S&D acquisition, we will have a leading position in the coffee and tea foodservice industry in North America, which is an excellent complement to our leading HOD water, office coffee and filtration business.” The Keurig system benefits from the razor-and-blades business model; consumers have to buy high-margin K-Cup pods if they want to continue to use their machine. The investment in Keurig also dissuades users from switching to a competitor.

What is the Fastest-Growing Segment in the Cold Brew Coffee Market?

Environmentally sound coffee is usually pretty expensive, but with a little hunting, it may be possible to get a good deal.

Although the restaurant industry has struggled over the past few years, this company has managed to stay afloat.

Which are the Key Regions for the Cold Brew Coffee Market?

This alliance has been very beneficial for both companies over the last few years, as so many people are switching to drinking their coffee at home. The first Tim Hortons opened in Ontario in the 1960s and has since become a crucial part of Canadian culture. The report also includes detailed analyses of the competitive landscape of the market and information about 15 market vendors, including: