The importance

of Energy Drinks

The energy category is worth over £2 billion.¹ And Monster is in the driving seat. 

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Growing 3x faster than the category and faster than any other top 30 FMCG brand (+22%).¹

Monster has delivered £111M² of added value. More than any other energy brand. 

With 1‑4 GB adults enjoying energy drinks once a week and 1‑10 consuming them daily,³  there’s never been a better time to get your energy sales on full throttle. 

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How to Drive Sales

Make your energy fixture work harder and attract more customers.

If It’s Cold It’s Sold

78% of consumers prefer to purchase energy drinks when cold.⁴

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Stock The Right Range

Make sure your line-up includes the key brands, popular flavours and main energy segments.

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Help The Shopper

Group brands and the different energy sectors together. Make sure to use signage to make the segments clear. 

Traditional, Zero Sugar, Flavoured.

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Location, Location, Location

25.12% of energy category sales are impulse sales⁵. Place Monster branded chillers in several locations around your store to attract the spontaneous buying potential.

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Bring Energy Drinks To Life

Excite your customers with in-store promotions. Who wouldn’t want to win a Monster money can’t buy prize?

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Customers Love A Price Mark

Price marked packs are great for driving extra sales and reassure shoppers they are getting a great deal. Make sure you stock the full Monster, Relentless and Reign PMP range. 

It’s a recommended price only so you are still free to set the price at whatever level you determine.

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1/3 of all on-the-go soft drinks sold are energy drinks.¹ 

So give them the space they deserve. How you use that space can have a big impact on sales.

Slow sellers OUT! Fast selling variants like Monster Flavours IN! And don’t forget new areas like Reign Storm. 

Time to make your layout payout. 

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Convenience Core Range


Remember when energy drinks hit the GB market in the late 90s? Back then, there were only a few products available. Today, the category has turned into a real force with loads of different flavours, juice blends, nutritional benefits and drinks for every occasion, including for travelling on-the-go, workouts, studying, socialising and with food. Monster, Relentless and Reign Storm have driven a lot of this exciting growth and are bringing more and more shoppers to the sector. Make sure your chiller has the right brands and give your sales some extra muscle.

With Food Core Range   


74% of Energy drinks consumers have enjoyed an Energy drink with a snack or a meal and 38% are doing so weekly!⁶ Monster has become an everyday Soft Drink and is growing at +12.9% in GB.⁷ With this, consumers expect to be able to pick up a Monster as part of their meal choice.

MULTI PACK RANGE    


Multipack sales are now worth over £50m in Total Impulse and Monster is the driving force growing at +25.4%.¹² To drive more value sales with Monster Price-Marked Multipacks, stock up today.

Monster Energy is the
n0. 1 contributor to
energy Category Growth

Monster Energy has a strong track record of consistently launching the no. 1 category innovation since 2018¹³.


Source 1: NIQ, Total Coverage Value Sales MAT W.E 08.03.2025; Source 2: The Grocer March 2025; Source 3: GB Energy Audience U&A, May 2023; Source 4: Energy Audience U&A 1003 respondents, May 2022; Source 5: Lumina Intelligence CTP L52W w/e 02.03.25; Source 6: 16-35 years old One Pulse Survey July 2024 Q: How often do you enjoy Energy drinks with a snack or a meal? 502 GB respondents; Source 7: Nielsen IQ Total GB Market, Value Sales % change YoY MAT 25.02.2025; Source 8-11: Nielsen IQ, Total GB Coverage, Total Energy sector, Immediate Consumption, MAT w.e. 08.02.2025 Value Sales data; & Nielsen CGA, GB Fast Food MAT P12 December 2024, Source 12: *NIQ, Total Impulse, MAT to 02.11.24