Packaged Food in Nigeria

Growth in current value terms of packaged food in 2011 was stronger than it was over the review period. The category continued to grow rapidly in line with the ongoing switch by Nigerians from unpackaged, unbranded products to packaged products, as ...

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Baby Food in Nigeria

Although there are campaigns for nursing mothers to strictly breast-feed their babies in the first six months, working class mothers cannot meet this requirement due to the demands on their jobs. As women are increasingly active in the labour force ...

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Cheese in Nigeria

Cheese is not part of the usual diet in Nigeria except for some fresh products eaten in rural areas. As a result, there is a very limited presence of packaged or unpackaged cheese products in retail, due to little awareness and also lack of ...

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Dairy in Nigeria

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Drinking Milk Products in Nigeria

In 2011, smaller packaging units became the most important factor to drive growth of drinking milk products. Powder milk leads in smaller packaging unit as manufacturers continued to appreciate the inability of consumers to preserve evaporated milk ...

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Ice Cream in Nigeria

Ice cream is set to show 9% growth in current value sales in 2011. Economic recovery coupled with increasing disposable income led to consumers spending more on impulse and non-essential items from which ice cream made an impact. The expanding fast ...

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Oils and Fats in Nigeria

As government and regulatory agencies continue their crackdown on imported and adulterated bulk oil, given a previous ban on bulk oil, branded oils are gradually dominating. Different health associations in the country are also educating consumers on...

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Other Dairy in Nigeria

Affluent and emerging middle class Nigerians are gradually embracing the culture of drinking tea frequently in their working environment. Condensed/evaporated milk which forms the only segment within other dairy is largely considered to be a durable ...

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Yoghurt and Sour Milk Drinks in Nigeria

Commuting is a major factor influencing sales of yoghurt drinks in Nigeria. Because the network of roads in Nigeria major cities is poor, commuters regularly spend hours sitting in traffic. Street hawkers of yoghurt and sour milk drinks take ...

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Snack Bars in Nigeria

There is no market in Nigeria for snack bars.

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