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This product is licensed and is not to be photocopied Global Soft Drinks/Oct-13 Energy Drinks Table of Contents Table of Contents ......................................................................................................................................................... List of Tables ................................................................................................................................................................. List of Figures ............................................................................................................................................................... MIDDLE EAST, NORTH AFRICA ENERGY DRINKS ................................................................................................... BAHRAIN ENERGY DRINKS CATEGORY PROFILE ............................................................................................. EGYPT ENERGY DRINKS CATEGORY PROFILE ................................................................................................. IRAN ENERGY DRINKS CATEGORY PROFILE .................................................................................................... JORDAN ENERGY DRINKS CATEGORY PROFILE .............................................................................................. KUWAIT ENERGY DRINKS CATEGORY PROFILE ............................................................................................... LEBANON ENERGY DRINKS CATEGORY PROFILE ............................................................................................ OMAN ENERGY DRINKS CATEGORY PROFILE .................................................................................................. QATAR ENERGY DRINKS CATEGORY PROFILE ................................................................................................. SAUDI ARABIA ENERGY DRINKS CATEGORY PROFILE .................................................................................... TUNISIA ENERGY DRINKS CATEGORY PROFILE ............................................................................................... UNITED ARAB EMIRATES ENERGY DRINKS CATEGORY PROFILE ................................................................. Population ..................................................................................................................................................................... Methodology & Product Definitions............................................................................................................................ Table of Contents Global Soft Drinks/Oct-13 ©Canadean. This product is licensed and is not to be photocopied. 5 Energy Drinks List of Tables Table 1: Middle East, North Africa Energy Drinks Data Revisions Summary Table 2: Middle East, North Africa Energy Drinks Data Revision Rationale For Change Table 3: Middle East, North Africa Energy Drinks Consumption (Million Liters) By Country, 2007-2013F Table 4: Middle East, North Africa Energy Drinks Consumption (Million Liters) By Country, 2014F-2016F Table 5: Middle East, North Africa Energy Drinks Liters per Capita Consumption By Country, 2007-2016F Table 6: Middle East, North Africa Energy Drinks 8oz Servings per Capita Consumption By Country, 2007-2016F Table 7: Middle East, North Africa Energy Drinks Consumption (Million Cases) By Country, 2007-2013F Table 8: Middle East, North Africa Energy Drinks Consumption (Million Cases) By Country, 2014F-2016F Table 9: Middle East, North Africa Energy Drinks Share of Consumption by Segment: Top Flavors, 2012 - 2013F Table 10: Middle East, North Africa Energy Drinks Share of Consumption by Segment: Still vs Carbonated, 2011-2013F Table 11: Middle East, North Africa Energy Drinks Share of Consumption by Segment: Top Packaging Materials, 2011 Table 12: Middle East, North Africa Energy Drinks Share of Consumption by Segment: Top Packaging Materials, 2012 Table 13: Middle East, North Africa Energy Drinks Share of Consumption by Segment: Top Packaging Materials, 2013F Table 14: Middle East, North Africa Energy Drinks Share of Consumption by Segment: Refillable vs Non-Refillable, 2011-2013F Table 15: Middle East, North Africa Energy Drinks Share of Consumption by Segment: Off-Premise vs On-Premise, 2011-2013F Table 16: Bahrain Energy Drinks Consumption, 2007-2013F Table 17: Bahrain Energy Drinks Consumption Forecast, 2014F-2016F Table 18: Bahrain Energy Drinks Segments, 2011-2013F Table 19: Bahrain Energy Drinks Packaging, 2011-2013F Table 20: Bahrain Energy Drinks Distribution, 2011-2013F Table 21: Bahrain Energy Drinks Leading Companies, 2010-2012 Table 22: Egypt Energy Drinks Consumption, 2007-2013F Table 23: Egypt Energy Drinks Consumption Forecast, 2014F-2016F Table 24: Egypt Energy Drinks Segments, 2011-2013F Table 25: Egypt Energy Drinks Packaging, 2011-2013F Table 26: Egypt Energy Drinks Distribution, 2011-2013F Table 27: Egypt Energy Drinks Leading Companies, 2010-2012 Table 28: Iran Energy Drinks Consumption, 2007-2013F Table 29: Iran Energy Drinks Consumption Forecast, 2014F-2016F Table 30: Iran Energy Drinks Segments, 2011-2013F Table 31: Iran Energy Drinks Packaging, 2011-2013F Table 32: Iran Energy Drinks Distribution, 2011-2013F Table 33: Iran Energy Drinks Leading Companies, 2010-2012 Table 34: Jordan Energy Drinks Consumption, 2007-2013F Table 35: Jordan Energy Drinks Consumption Forecast, 2014F-2016F Table 36: Jordan Energy Drinks Segments, 2011-2013F Table 37: Jordan Energy Drinks Packaging, 2011-2013F Table 38: Jordan Energy Drinks Distribution, 2011-2013F Table 39: Jordan Energy Drinks Leading Companies, 2010-2012 Table 40: Kuwait Energy Drinks Consumption, 2007-2013F Table 41: Kuwait Energy Drinks Consumption Forecast, 2014F-2016F Table 42: Kuwait Energy Drinks Segments, 2011-2013F Table 43: Kuwait Energy Drinks Packaging, 2011-2013F Table 44: Kuwait Energy Drinks Distribution, 2011-2013F Table 45: Kuwait Energy Drinks Leading Companies, 2010-2012 Table 46: Lebanon Energy Drinks Consumption, 2007-2013F Table 47: Lebanon Energy Drinks Consumption Forecast, 2014F-2016F Table 48: Lebanon Energy Drinks Segments, 2011-2013F Table 49: Lebanon Energy Drinks Packaging, 2011-2013F Table 50: Lebanon Energy Drinks Distribution, 2011-2013F Table 51: Lebanon Energy Drinks Leading Companies, 2010-2012 Table 52: Oman Energy Drinks Consumption, 2007-2013F Table 53: Oman Energy Drinks Consumption Forecast, 2014F-2016F Table 54: Oman Energy Drinks Segments, 2011-2013F Table 55: Oman Energy Drinks Packaging, 2011-2013F Table 56: Oman Energy Drinks Distribution, 2011-2013F Table 57: Oman Energy Drinks Leading Companies, 2010-2012 Table 58: Qatar Energy Drinks Consumption, 2007-2013F Table 59: Qatar Energy Drinks Consumption Forecast, 2014F-2016F Table 60: Qatar Energy Drinks Segments, 2011-2013F Table 61: Qatar Energy Drinks Packaging, 2011-2013F Table 62: Qatar Energy Drinks Distribution, 2011-2013F Table 63: Qatar Energy Drinks Leading Companies, 2010-2012 Table 64: Saudi Arabia Energy Drinks Consumption, 2007-2013F Table 65: Saudi Arabia Energy Drinks Consumption Forecast, 2014F-2016F Table 66: Saudi Arabia Energy Drinks Segments, 2011-2013F List of Tables 6 ©Canadean. This product is licensed and is not to be photocopied Global Soft Drinks/Oct-13 Energy Drinks Table 67: Saudi Arabia Energy Drinks Packaging, 2011-2013F Table 68: Saudi Arabia Energy Drinks Distribution, 2011-2013F Table 69: Saudi Arabia Energy Drinks Leading Companies, 2010-2012 Table 70: Tunisia Energy Drinks Consumption, 2007-2013F Table 71: Tunisia Energy Drinks Consumption Forecast, 2014F-2016F Table 72: Tunisia Energy Drinks Segments, 2011-2013F Table 73: Tunisia Energy Drinks Packaging, 2011-2013F Table 74: Tunisia Energy
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