Packaged Food in Cameroon

In the face of rising prices for international commodities such as wheat, cereal, oil and rice, packaged food registered significant current value growth in 2011, thanks to increasing government involvement to make some basic foodstuff available ...

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Baby Food in Cameroon

Sales of baby food continued to increase in 2011 thanks to the rising birth rate and an increasing number of women joining the workforce. According to existing government statistics, more than 6,500 workers entered the public sector in 2009 and 2010,...

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Cheese in Cameroon

Cheese recorded 3% current value growth in 2011, a stronger performance than the review period CAGR of 2%. This can be attributed to improvements in the hotel industry and a growing number of tourists as the country proved to be a popular tourist ...

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Drinking Milk Products in Cameroon

Widening distribution and increasing variety in the marketplace drove sales of drinking milk products in 2011. In 2010, most independent small grocers, forecourt retailers and other grocery retailers which previously sold only powder milk added ...

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Oils and Fats in Cameroon

As a result of a poor harvest for locally processed palm oil in 2010, prices of palm oil shot up, making price differences between locally unprocessed palm oil and vegetable and seed oil negligible. Consequently, many consumers who previously ...

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Other Dairy in Cameroon

Rising sugar prices have resulted in increased demand for condensed/evaporated milk from most cafés and cafeterias. Most consumers continue to prefer condensed/evaporated milk to other milk as it serves a dual purpose in coffee and tea. This habit ...

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Ice Cream in Cameroon

In 2011, selling packaged ice cream via mobile vans was a tactic deployed by major distributors and retailers to supply consumers directly as well as target busy areas such as university campuses, road junctions and train and bus stations during hot ...

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Yoghurt and Sour Milk Drinks in Cameroon

In 2011, in their fight against the rising prices of milk-related products and to maintain the pool of existing customers, leading domestic producers of yoghurt introduced smaller sizes in flexible packaging. These were sold at less than CFAF150 a ...

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Dairy in Cameroon

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Soup in Cameroon

Packaged soup sales remain negligible in Cameroon. The majority of consumers prefer homemade soup, which is cheaper and perceived to be healthier.

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