Whether Pinoys step inside a supermarket or knock on the neighborhood sari-sari store, they are likely to go home with a bottle of softdrinks, maybe even two.
This, as results of a recent survey showed that carbonated softdrinks is the top category in terms of market value locally, with about P79.6 billion worth of products moving out of shelves during a 12-month period ending in June.
The Nielsen survey, which identifies the 50 "strongest selling categories in retail outlets," further showed that demand for the category "remains stable" even as advertising spending posted an increase of 41 percent.
Next to softdrinks, wines and spirits are the next highest-moving products in the local market, data culled from the global market research firm's "Retail Index, Advertising Information Services, and Homepanel" survey.
Sales in the category reached P43.1 billion in the one-year period, with the report noting that it "expanded with successful new products" and spent 20 percent more in ads.
After the two beverage categories, which Pinoys call "pantulak," come food products served with snacks.
The biscuits category took the third spot in the list with a market value of P31 billion amid "wider product availability and strong performing new launches seen across biscuit segments."
Dietetic products such as multivitamins are the next bestsellers, reaching P30.9 billion in sales despite maintaining media spending from last year.
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