While there is some variety of imported offerings, there will be increased offerings over the forecast period and growth will be supported by a growing expatriate community, as well as increasing numbers of tourists. Cheeses such as burrata, ricotta, mozzarella, higher quality brie, halloumi, as well as soft goat’s cheese, will see larger availability over the forecast period.
Continuing price rises for cheese should see private label players gain value share, as consumers continue to be price sensitive. These include players such as Walmart and PriceSmart, with their imported private label offerings, which consumers consider to be of good quality.
In addition to pricing, overall, and the affordability of larger packaging sizes for both home consumption and foodservice, both locally manufactured and imported cheese brands are expected to continue engaging in further levels of innovation over the forecast period. These will include functional claims, such as more protein and the use of functional ingredients (such as herbs and spices) to provide distinctive flavours and health benefits.
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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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