Belgians consume sports drinks in the same way as other soft drinks. This means that, although manufacturers communicate around sport, only a small number of those who consume sports drinks actually drink them during or after doing exercise. In this context, sports drinks were negatively affected by two factors in 2018: a poor image due to their high sugar content, and competition from other soft drinks categories perceived as healthier, such as flavoured bottled water. This resulted in a negati...

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