Processed vegetables will see volume sales slowdown over the forecast period as consumers opt for fresh vegetables. With the consumer base stagnating and in the face of competition from fresh fruit and vegetables, this trend is dampening growth potential.
Shelf stable vegetables, peas and corn are very popular in Lithuania, but sales of these products are highly seasonal in the country. A huge number of canned products are sold before Christmas and the New Year each year.
Consumer attitudes towards processed fruit and vegetables are likely to remain less than entirely positive in Lithuania into the forecast period. In particular, many people will continue to regard shelf stable fruit as inherently inferior in terms of quality, nutrition and consumption experience to fresh fruit.
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Processed Fruit and Vegetables
This is the aggregation of processed shelf stable fruit and vegetables and processed frozen fruit and vegetables.
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