Spain: soft drinks consumption by type

Volume of soft drinks and sodas consumed in Spain from 2011 to 2024, by type (in thousands of liters)

Characteristic	Soft drinks	Orange-flavored soft drinks	Lemon-flavored soft drinks	Cola soft drinks	Tonic	Tea/coffee soft drinks	Isotonic drinks	Juice drinks with milk
2011	193,190	308,040	137,852	993,326	25,929	75,361	125,967	152,152
2012	183,936	283,367	134,112	997,142	28,796	71,950	132,562	149,483
2013	180,953	277,435	131,136	1,001,786	30,569	70,015	123,395	166,617
2014	161,186	257,333	141,514	962,163	35,703	65,283	117,131	173,921
2015	159,368	241,825	139,734	921,338	38,268	75,239	122,457	160,338
2016	146,298	238,048	126,446	871,288	37,736	82,750	127,733	148,714
2017	150,881	221,935	124,651	857,011	39,360	89,860	130,663	144,003
2018	136,969	217,211	120,043	832,230	36,977	94,607	126,317	125,109
2019	139,233	198,204	121,667	832,623	38,462	93,806	129,064	112,261
2020	160,308	205,236	139,066	923,194	46,723	110,005	129,408	100,574
2021	151,980	188,001	135,734	842,158	40,075	108,302	123,031	97,182
2022	146,850	167,797	133,007	772,680	39,314	106,029	139,308	86,671
2023	136,641	162,518	131,800	755,553	36,850	105,863	138,310	85,794
2024	140,821	148,780	133,924	736,546	33,769	111,278	131,800	188,071

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2025

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Spain

Survey time period

2011 to 2024

Supplementary notes

Data found under the section 'Gaseosas y bebidas refrescantes'.
Due to the census published by the INE, the data for 2013 were recalculated and, from that year onward, a new series begins that is not comparable with previous data. The 2013 data include from December 2012 to November 2013.
The figures have been rounded.
The database does not specify the date of data update.

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In 2024, cola-drinks were by far the most consumed soft drink and soda in Spain, with almost 141 million liters. Although the beverage category showed stable consumption figures since 2011, tonic was the smallest segment.