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Vietnam Dairy Products Joint Stock Co – Company Profile
Vietnam Dairy Products Joint Stock Co (Vinamilk) produces, markets, and distributes milk and other dairy products. The company's product portfolio includes fresh milk, yogurt, powder milk, nutrition products for adults, infant cereals, condensed milk, beverages, ice cream, cheese and soymilk. It distributes non-alcoholic beverages that comprise fruit juice, aloe vera drink, bottled drinking water, salted lemonade, and tea. The company markets these products under the Vinamilk, Longevity sweetened condensed milk, Southern Star Dielac, Kenko, Delight, and Vfresh Fruit Juice brand...
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Sector Analysis
Vietnam Baby Food Market Size by Categories, Distribution Channel, Market Share and Forecast, 2022-2027
The Vietnam baby food market size was valued at $723.8 million in 2021. The market is expected to grow at a CAGR of more than 4% during 2021-2027. Sweet meals was the most exported subcategory among other baby food. In 2021, hypermarkets and supermarkets was the leading distribution channel for sales of baby food, followed by convenience stores and drugstores and pharmacies. The baby milks category is forecast to register the fastest growth among all baby food categories in value...
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Track & Monitor
Baby Nutrition Insights – Issue 29
This quarterly issue provides a review of news and analysis for the infant nutrition industry, covering the July–September 2016 period. Market News includes: the Brazilian health ministry has launched a campaign to boost breastfeeding; import tariffs have made baby milk in Ecuador more expensive than elsewhere in South America; in Mexico Aspen has gained a contract to supply infant formula to the social security institute; (Hero) rolls out Beech-Nut Organic Coldpurée in the US; a2 Platinum is Australia’s fastest-growing formula...
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Baby Nutrition Insights – Issue 26
US parents are particularly price motivated, with 30% purchasing the cheapest formula they can find – perhaps also an indicator that American parents have understood the message pushed by the private label sector that all formulae have very similar nutritional values due to the strict regulations in force. By contrast, just 9% of European parents choose the cheapest formula as a matter of course. Sales of baby food (excluding infant formula) in Australia rose marginally by 0.2% through grocery outlets,...
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