Soups Market in North America Driven by Release of New Types of Soups

North America Soups Market: Overview

Of the many types of soups in the market today, consumers are finding a greater appeal in dried and chilled soups. Chilled soups are especially finding favor in hotter regions such as places in Mexico, as well as an overall higher rate of demand for chilled foods in Canada. Meanwhile, the ease of storage and use of dried soups is imparting this market segment a very high rate of growth for the coming years.

The study highlights current market trends and provides forecast from 2014 to 2020. In addition, current and future trends are also covered in this report. This research report on the North America soups market provides a holistic snapshot of the market’s current events and statistics. It then moves into imparting predictive knowledge to its readers regarding the way the North America soups market is likely to shape itself over the coming years. The forecasts provided in the report are generated using tried and tested research methodologies that are aimed at finding out the core details of the North America soups market that all users can benefit from. These include Porter’s Five Forces analysis for market’s drivers, restraints, and threats from new entrants and substitutes. It also includes a SWOT analysis for the market’s competitive landscape.

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North America Soups Market: Trends and Opportunities:

One of the key factors promoting the sales of soups in North America today is the release of new types of soups that cater to the current consumer demographics. Most consumers today want foods that are easy and quick to eat and pack a high level of nutrition. The growing awareness of nutritional needs is one of the key factors that will shape the North America soups market over the coming years. While soups do not necessarily fall in the easy to eat categories, like sandwiches, modern packaging methods are allowing manufacturers to improve the ease of consumption of soups, thereby adding to the market’s favor.

On the basis of types, the report divides the North America soups market into frozen, dried, chilled, canned, and UHT. Canned soups have found a high volume of consumers due to their older presence in the market. Consumers are showing a steady increase in the consumption of other soup types, such as UHT soups, due to various factors such as improved shelf life and advanced storage methods. The North America soups market can also be segmented on the basis of the distribution channels, into food and drinks specialists, convenience stores, supermarkets, hypermarkets, and ecommerce portals. Ecommerce is swiftly becoming a favored consumer channel due to its ease of use and the improving shelf life of packaged soups. Meanwhile, hypermarkets and supermarkets have been the leading segments in terms of demand volume, and are likely to continue leading the North America soups market till 2020.

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North America Soups Market: Region-wise Outlook:

The North America soups market is segmented into the three countries of the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. The U.S. has consistently held the leading share in the North America soups market in terms of overall value. This factor is primarily attributed to the nation’s early acceptance of canned and packaged foods and beverages, allowing a large number of national and local soup makers to penetrate the market. Players such as Campbell’s have also had a massive role to play in the North America soups market, through high level marketing and gaining a consistent number of consumers over the years. In general, packaged soups or any type of soups are finding a greater preference in North America, thanks to an increasingly hectic urban lifestyle that promotes faster consumption of foods, making consumers seek more nutritive quality in smaller and simpler food preparations, and especially in packaged foods and beverages. Canada and Mexico are also showing a steady rate of increase in the demand for canned soups due to similar reasons.

The report covers a country specific preference for different brands and types of soups, extrapolating the demand volumes and profit ratings for each region. While soups have been a traditionally winter food type, manufacturers of packaged soups have invested heavily in the promotion of soups for all weathers, multiple preferences, and with as much nutritive quality as possible.

Companies Mentioned in the Research Report:

Some of the leading players in the North America soups market at the moment, are Unilever, Nissin Foods, Kraft Heinz, ConAgra Foods, and Campbell Soups. Campbell soups has been a strong contender in the North America soups market for a long time and is likely to continue being at the forefront of the market in terms of demand volume and profits. The manufacturer maintains its lead through a high trust value thanks to a very early incorporation into the mainstream market and a consistent line of new products under different brand categories, such as Campbell’s Healthy Request, Soup at Hand, Campbell’s Chunky, and Campbell’s Select Harvest.

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