Top juice brands in Africa

Today we explore the top juice brands in Africa, based on consumer feedback from SagaBrand, the Brand Health Tracker in Africa. We surveyed our online panel members across the continent to gauge their preference for the juice brands they know. This Preference assessment is one of the 16 Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) that we track on a monthly basis. Other KPIs include Awareness, Quality perception, Satisfaction, and Recommendation. Continue reading to discover the performance of popular juice brands across the continent in 2023.

Top 15 preferred juice brands in Africa

According to consumers, here are the most preferred juice brands in Africa:

Top juice brands in Africa
Top juice brands in Africa

Présséa: the most preferred juice brand in Africa

The Senegalese juice brand Présséa stands out as the most preferred juice brand in Africa. Owned by the Kirène Group, Présséa is the favourite fruit juice brand of 65% of panellists who know the brand. It is followed by the Spanish giant Rostoy, with 58%. In third place, Azam Embe, from Tanzania, obtained 52%.

Four Moroccan juice brands in the Top 15

We can notice the presence of several Moroccan brands in the ranking. The non-alcoholic beverage Al Boustane comes 6th (at 45%), Marrakech and Valencia respectively 11th and 12th (both at 39%), and Jaouda 15th (at 38%). This can be attributed to the fact that Morocco is a significant fruit producer with a sophisticated fruit processing industry. The brands Al Boustane, Valencia and Marrakech also appear in the top 25 brands in Morocco in 2023 across all categories. This may suggest not only a high consumption of fruit juices in the country but also a strong bond with these local brands.

Top juice brands in Africa
Marrakech, from Morocco, one of the most preferred juice brands in Africa

Local vs. international juice brands in Africa 

It is worth noting that most of the top-ranking fruit juice brands in Africa are local brands. This observation reflects the trust and preference that consumers seem to have for brands originating from their own region. Among the top-ranked brands, there are only five that are not local brands. We find Don Simon and Rostoy from Spain, 5Alive and Cappy Pulpy, both owned by Coca Cola and finally Sagiko from Singapore.

In conclusion, a brand health tracking tool, such as SagaBrand, is a very useful tool for marketing teams, consultants and analysts, to get accurate and up to date information on brand performance across market and time. 

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Methodology

SagaBrand, the continuous tracking tool for brands across the African continent. Our online panel assesses around 2,000 brands on a daily basis, including the juice category. 

Questions From the following brands (ever purchased), which one is your preferred brand?

Base: Consumers aware of the brand. Mini sample per brand: n = 136

Population: Adults above 18 years old across 9 African countries (Senegal, Morocco, Cameroon, Côte d’Ivoire, Tanzania, Guinea, Egypt, Nigeria, Kenya)

Period: January to July 2023