Market Overview

The latest analysis predicts ice cream market in Australia will grow from USD 2,449 million in 2023 to USD 3,028 million by 2029, achieving a CAGR of 3.6 percent, according to the latest edition of the Ice Cream Market in Australia Report. Manufacturers in the ice cream industry are continuously innovating by developing new flavors and healthier alternatives, such as low-fat, sugar-free, and plant-based options, catering to the growing demand for diverse and health-conscious products. This product innovation strategy effectively targets health-aware consumers who prefer to avoid traditional high-sugar, high-fat ice creams. Additionally, by introducing limited-edition flavors and unique packaging, brands are able to significantly increase consumer engagement and purchase motivation.

In addition, ice cream brands are strategically leveraging digital marketing and e-commerce to enhance product visibility and consumer reach. Utilizing social media campaigns, influencer partnerships, and robust online sales platforms, brands can conduct more targeted marketing and facilitate easier purchasing processes, thereby elevating consumer satisfaction and loyalty.

The report provides a comprehensive overview of the Australia ice cream industry, covering a study of the key players operating in the market. It includes an analysis of market segments and sub-segments, taking into consideration factors such as type, product type, ingredient, and distribution channel. By examining these aspects, the report offers valuable insights into the potential of the ice cream industry. Moreover, the report presents statistical information, including market size, market share, growth rate, and forecasts specifically tailored to the ice cream industry. This data-driven analysis equips industry professionals with the necessary information to assess the current market landscape, make well-informed decisions, and identify growth opportunities within the sector.

Market Segmentation

The ice cream market in Australia is segmented as below:
Type: dairy ice cream, water ice cream, and others (plant based ice cream)
Product type: impulse ice creams, take home ice creams, frozen yogurt, and others
Ingredient: fats and oils, milk, sweeteners, and others
Distribution channel: foodservice channels, convenience and forecourt stores, supermarkets and hypermarkets, small grocery stores, e-commerce, and others

The Australia ice cream market is segmented on the basis of type, product type, ingredient, and distribution channel. By type, the ice cream market in Australia has been segmented into dairy ice cream, water ice cream, and others (plant based ice cream). Based upon product type, the ice cream market in Australia is categorized into impulse ice creams, take home ice creams, frozen yogurt, and others. On the basis of ingredient, the ice cream market in Australia has been segmented into fats and oils, milk, sweeteners, and others. By distribution channel, the ice cream market in Australia has been segmented into foodservice channels, convenience and forecourt stores, supermarkets and hypermarkets, small grocery stores, e-commerce, and others.

Competitive Landscape

The Australia ice cream market is highly competitive. The key players in the ice cream market include Unilever PLC, Spreadies Pty Ltd (Twisted Healthy Treats), Sara Lee Frozen Bakery (Kohlberg & Company), Regal Cream Products Pty. Ltd., Pat and Stick’s Homemade Ice Cream Co., Nestle S.A., Mondelez International Inc., Mars Incorporated, Maggie Beer Holdings Ltd., Harry’s Ice Cream Co., Golden North Pty. Ltd., Ferrero International S.A., Australasian Conference Association Limited.

The report is an indispensable tool for companies and organizations operating in the ice cream industry. It offers a comprehensive overview of the market, empowering industry executives, policy makers, academics, and analysts to make well-informed decisions. The report provides valuable insights and analysis, presenting a cohesive and detailed perspective on the ice cream market.

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Table of Contents

TABLE OF CONTENTS
FIGURES AND TABLES
1. Scope and Methodology
1.1 Key Findings
1.2 Report Scope
1.3 Research Methodology
2. Market Overview
3. Australia Ice Cream Market – Type Analysis
3.1 Dairy ice cream
3.2 Water ice cream
3.3 Others (plant based ice cream)
4. Australia Ice Cream Market – Product Type Analysis
4.1 Impulse ice creams
4.2 Take home ice creams
4.3 Frozen yogurt
4.4 Others
5. Australia Ice Cream Market – Ingredient Analysis
5.1 Fats and oils
5.2 Milk
5.3 Sweeteners
5.4 Others
6. Australia Ice Cream Market – Distribution Channel Analysis
6.1 Foodservice channels
6.2 Convenience and forecourt stores
6.3 Supermarkets and hypermarkets
6.4 Small grocery stores
6.5 E-commerce
6.6 Others
7. Company Profiles
7.1 Unilever PLC
7.2 Spreadies Pty Ltd (Twisted Healthy Treats)
7.3 Sara Lee Frozen Bakery (Kohlberg & Company)
7.4 Regal Cream Products Pty. Ltd.
7.5 Pat and Stick’s Homemade Ice Cream Co.
7.6 Nestle S.A.
7.7 Mondelez International Inc.
7.8 Mars, Incorporated
7.9 Maggie Beer Holdings Ltd.
7.10 Harry’s Ice Cream Co.
7.11 Golden North Pty. Ltd.
7.12 Ferrero International S.A.
7.13 Australasian Conference Association Limited
DISCLAIMER

Companies Mentioned

Unilever PLC
Spreadies Pty Ltd (Twisted Healthy Treats)
Sara Lee Frozen Bakery (Kohlberg & Company)
Regal Cream Products Pty. Ltd.
Pat and Stick’s Homemade Ice Cream Co.
Nestle S.A.
Mondelez International Inc.
Mars, Incorporated
Maggie Beer Holdings Ltd.
Harry’s Ice Cream Co.
Golden North Pty. Ltd.
Ferrero International S.A.
Australasian Conference Association Limited