Soy sauces will show the fastest volume growth over the forecast period, driven by the hype surrounding Asian cuisine and its growing popularity among Estonians. Typically, soy sauce is used in marinades, salads, and other dishes.
Oyster sauces will also witness strong volume growth over the forecast period, although from a low base. Estonians are still new to oyster sauces but many consumers are experimenting, which is driving sales growth.
The growing popularity of prepared salads is having a knock-on effect for salad dressings which is expected to perform well in volume and value terms over the forecast period. Ukrainians are abandoning the traditional use of mayonnaise and sunflower oil as a salad dressing and instead turning to packaged salad dressings.
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Sauces, Dips and Condiments
This is the aggregation of cooking ingredients and condiments, dips, pickled products, sauces, yeast-based spreads, and other sauces, dips and condiments. Excludes: Unpackaged/bulk sauces, dressings and condiments, such as unpackaged herbs and spice or instances where consumers bring an empty contained to be (re)filled. Excludes: Table salt, vinegar, baking ingredients, desiccated coconut, and cooking cream/milk/powder for cooking and baking.
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