Cheese sees an interesting positioning in light of health trends. On the one hand, cheese is seen as a good source of protein (particularly so for consumers who do not eat meat), however, cheese also has a high fat content and thus should not be over-consumed for health reasons.
As cheese is a fresh and soft product which needs to be kept at the correct temperature, the sale of cheese through online/e-commerce is relatively small. Added to which, the delivery infrastructure is not yet completely developed across Thailand, meaning a lower capacity for deliver options.
Australian cheese could be the next big thing over the forecast period, as cheese imported into Thailand from Australia sees better tax benefits and, thus, lower prices. Indeed, the prices of products from Australia are significantly lower than premium brands from Europe, as an example, as a result of the beneficial FTA agreement whereby Australian products are not subjected to 41% import tax, while products from Europe have to absorb 41% import tax.
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Cheese
This is the aggregation of hard, soft, spreadable and processed cheese (excl spreadable). Note: Non-dairy cheese substitutes are excluded from this category and tracked under plant-based cheese.
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