REAL-TIME GLOBAL RESEARCH
ANZ FMCG suppliers: NielsenIQ data read-through 8/8/26
Research evidence excerpt
Equity Research
19 August 2026 | 6:34AM AEST
AUSTRALIA INDUSTRIALS
ANZ FMCG suppliers: NielsenIQ data read-through 8/8/26
Bottom line
NielsenIQ data for the 4-wks ending 8/8/26 continues to show diverging trends
across packaged food, HPPC, and beverages. On a 4-wk rolling basis, HPPC volumes
were +2.2%, while packaged food volumes declined MSD (also slowed sequentially
from 2-wks prior). Beverage volumes were broadly stable, rising to 1.2% in
aggregate, consistent with the LSD-MSD growth range seen in prior months. A
notable callout is PepsiCo’s Sports Drinks, a high-value category for Amcor (AMC),
which has decelerated sequentially to +2.9% in the latest 4-week period (vs. +9.5%
2-wks prior), albeit still consistently outperforming the broader sports drink market
(+0.7%). Amid an uncertain macro backdrop, earnings delivery for AMC and BXB is
likely to remain driven by company-specific levers, pricing, cost discipline, and
operational execution, rather than cyclical demand tailwinds.
Niraj Shah
Goldman Sachs Australia Pty Ltd
Sophie Yu
Goldman Sachs Australia Pty Ltd
Alex Nosatti
Goldman Sachs Australia Pty Ltd
Key takeaways:
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Americas HPPC rolling 4-wk volumes increased 2.2% (vs. +0.0% 2-wks prior),
marking the strongest volume print since late Jan26.
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Americas packaged foods rolling 4-wk volumes declined 4.0% (vs. -3.2% 2-wks
prior), marking a continuation of the persistent negative volume trend that has
defined the category all year.
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Americas beverage rolling 4-wk volume trends saw 3 of the 6 tracked categories
growing yoy (vs. 5/6 2-wks prior). The weighted average across all six beverage
categories increased 1.2% (vs. +2.4% 2-wks prior). Low-cal carbonated
beverages and energy drinks saw HSD volume growth, while sports drinks was
broadly flat-LSD on a 4-wk rolling basis. Regular carbonated beverages continue
to lag, down 3.8% yoy on a 4-wk basis (-3.9% on a 2-wk basis).
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NielsenIQ (including xAOC + Convenience & Amazon) data shows PepsiCo (PEP),
which is a major customer of Amcor (AMC), recorded a sequential increase in
volumes across 1 of the 6 tracked beverage categories over the last 4 weeks:
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