Pop the top on curiosity and fizz with anticipation as we delve into the effervescent world of soda consumption! At CMbE, where innovation meets refreshment, we’ve carbonated our curiosity to bring you the bubbliest insights.
Join us as we crack open the data vault and unveil the Top 10 Countries with Highest Soda Consumption. Let’s raise a can to the nations making a splash in the fizzy beverage scene!
Presenting The Top 10 Nations Quenching Their Thirst for Soda
- Hungary – 310 L per Capita
- Belgium – 272 L per Capita
- Argentina – 155 L per Capita
- United States – 154 L per Capita
- Chile – 141 L per Capita
- Mexico – 137 L per Capita
- Germany – 120 L per Capita
- Uruguay – 113 L per Capita
- United Kingdom – 105 L per Capita
- Norway – 98 L per Capita
The global carbonated beverage market size was estimated at USD 442.07 billion in 2022 and it is predicted to reach around USD 654.37 billion by 2032, expanding at a CAGR of 4% during the forecast period from 2023 to 2032.
Soda consumption around the world is attributed to a myriad of factors, each contributing to its effervescent popularity. Its accessibility, affordability and tantalising taste make them accessible to a wide range of consumers, from bustling cities to remote villages.
And while you’re still here, enjoy these fun facts about soda!
- The name “soda” was originally derived from the word “sodium,” which was a common component found in natural spring water.
- About 1.7 billion servings of Coca-Cola are consumed globally every day.
- In Mexico’s mountain town of San Cristóbal de las Casas – the locals drink just over two litres of soft drink a day, or around 800 litres a year.
In essence, the allure of sodas transcends borders, uniting people in a shared appreciation for its fizzy delight. As we raise our cans to toast the Top 10 soda-loving nations, let’s celebrate the cultural phenomenon that is soda and its enduring popularity around the world!
Sources: World Population Review, Precedence Research
