The food and beverage market in Africa is expected to experience significant growth, exceeding $1 trillion by 2030. This surge is fuelled by factors such as a burgeoning population, thriving economies, and the emergence of a wealthier middle class.
Consumers are increasingly seeking diverse and premium-quality products, moving away from traditional staples toward more upscale options. The continent’s food landscape is on the cusp of a major transformation.
Amid this rapid evolution and diversification, companies operating within the Food & Beverage sector face both challenges and opportunities.
The question then arises: where can industry leaders and researchers turn for in-depth sector expertise?
Decision-makers, especially those eyeing the South African and African markets, have long grappled with the difficulty of accessing current, reliable data and insights. Discover African Industry Reports, compiled by Who Owns Whom and offered by Sabinet, created to unravel the intricacies of the food value chain.
Staying ahead of the curve with African Industry Reports
Through its world class information platform, Sabinet Discover now offers access to over 690 industry reports furnishing key insights into markets, risk management, compliance, and supply chain dynamics across an array of industries of which the Food and Beverage sector is one.
The reports also elucidate the pertinent legal frameworks governing their respective industries, thereby establishing an indispensable resource made for local and international industry analysts, decision makers and academic researchers alike.
African Industry Reports provide a comprehensive overview of the market, offering analyses of key segments, trends, drivers, restraints, competitive landscapes, and factors that are playing a substantial role in the market.
By focusing on the most pertinent data points and key statistics relevant to the Food & Beverage industry—such as market growth rates, top importers/exporters, consumer trends, and regulatory insights—these reports equip decision makers with the insights essential for informed strategic planning.
These services become critical when the situation is most challenging.
When the supply chain breaks down
During periods of disturbance, the necessity for data-driven decision making becomes acutely apparent.
A pertinent case study is the state of rail and ports operator Transnet in South Africa, where access to data-driven insights can potentially mitigate substantial profit losses.
And because the local food and beverage sector is the most significant component of South Africa’s manufacturing industry, involving agriculture and agro-processing, it has been particularly hard hit.
African Industry Reports offered by Sabinet aid decision-makers, CEOs, business investors, supply chain managers, market researchers, strategists, sector analysts, trade associations and regulatory bodies.
The service provides competitive intelligence on the food and drink industry and the mass grocery retail market.
By tapping into African Industry Reports you are handed the tools necessary to understand the threats to your operations and investments, protect your company against future risks and benefit from indicated market opportunities.
By gaining insight into emerging trends that could support, strengthen, or disrupt your activities in the market, you get a bird’s-eye view of the competitive landscape to assess your market position.
Understanding the pain points:
Compelling reports for the Food & Beverage sector at your fingertips
African Industry Reports represent a vital bridge between data scarcity and strategic decision-making in the sector.
By directly addressing the pain points experienced by Food & Beverage professionals and providing actionable insights, these reports play a pivotal role in unleashing the vast potential of the South African and African market within the food value chain.
Furthermore, they serve as a model for other sectors seeking to capitalise on South Africa and Africa’s burgeoning economy, setting a precedent for informed and strategic decision-making across industries.
Sabinet delivers these market insights as annual subscription services and ecommerce in an online environment through Sabinet Discover.
The service includes seamless access for local and international users to the in-depth reports covering South African industries, as well as industries in Angola, Ghana, Rwanda, Ethiopia, and more.
South African centred reports are also linked to the relevant legislation and regulations regulating the industry, ensuring seamless access.
New reports are added and existing reports updated regularly. All reports are available as PDF downloads.
An opportunity to build a better, more sustainable Food & Beverage sector in Africa
According to the United Nations, among the 157 Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) investment opportunities, the most prominent target sectors in sub-Sharan Africa are food and beverage, and infrastructure development.
The investment opportunities’ financial and impact potential is significant, with most investment opportunities generating a new positive outcome for stakeholders who would otherwise be underserved.
With agriculture at the core of the continent’s economic transformation, Africa has the potential to become a global agricultural powerhouse and a net exporter of food.
Subscribe to African Industry Reports today and access the insights you need to build a better, more sustainable African society of the future.