Value of the ice cream market in Canada 2009-2019
The ice cream market in Canada was forecast to be worth around 2.79 billion U.S. dollars in 2019. This is an estimated increase in value of around 250 million U.S. dollars over a five-year period.
Sales breakdown
Take-home and bulk, single-serve and artisanal are some of the main categories within the ice cream market. Take-home and bulk-bought ice cream is expected to make up the largest portion of the market in Canada in 2019, followed by single-serve and then artisanal. The term artisanal can encompass small-batch ice cream producers, resulting in more handmade and generally more expensive products.
Leading flavors
In 2018, vanilla was the highest selling ice cream flavor in Canada as sales reached approximately 132.37 million U.S. dollars. Chocolate and Neapolitan were ranked in second and third places, with around 89 and 18 million U.S. dollars’ worth of sales respectively. When it comes to sales growth, cherry-flavored ice cream witnessed the biggest increase in 2018, followed by raspberry and strawberry.
Sales breakdown
Take-home and bulk, single-serve and artisanal are some of the main categories within the ice cream market. Take-home and bulk-bought ice cream is expected to make up the largest portion of the market in Canada in 2019, followed by single-serve and then artisanal. The term artisanal can encompass small-batch ice cream producers, resulting in more handmade and generally more expensive products.
Leading flavors
In 2018, vanilla was the highest selling ice cream flavor in Canada as sales reached approximately 132.37 million U.S. dollars. Chocolate and Neapolitan were ranked in second and third places, with around 89 and 18 million U.S. dollars’ worth of sales respectively. When it comes to sales growth, cherry-flavored ice cream witnessed the biggest increase in 2018, followed by raspberry and strawberry.
