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Asia Pacific dairy market catching up fast with western rivals

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Asia Pacific is the world's fastest growing dairy market, with a value of $43 billion and volume growing by 5.7% per year, according to a new report by Datamonitor. The survey shows that Japan and South Korea are world-leading developers of functional milks. The region's largest market for dairy products is China, with a volume of 7.7 million t in 1997, followed by Japan, with a market valued at $9.9 billion. The largest milk producer in the world is India, with production of 78 million t.

Statistics, South Asia

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German butter and margarine consumption trend reversing

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The German dairy market is experiencing growing demand from consumers, especially the butter sector, where market share has risen 3% since 1992. The 1994 butter market totalled 397,000 t, valued at 3.2 billion German marks. In the milk sector, long life milk has a 55% share of the total market, up 2% since 1992, while yoghurt sales have risen by 4% in volume. Per capita consumption of margarine has dropped slightly since 1990.

Supply and demand, Butter, Margarine, Milk

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Puleva questions Gil's management of Clesa

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The dairy industry control battle in Spain continues as Puleva calls a meeting with Clesa.

Strategy & planning, Spain, Management, Puleva

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