Latin American chilled food market heats up

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Latin American chilled food sales reached $32.7 billion in 1995, a 37% rise from 1991. Some 50% of the sector was made up of dairy products. Chilled desserts achieved the highest growth rate at 80%, while chilled meat sales rose more than 44%. The industry growth was attributed to changes in working habits, improved purchasing power and greater market penetration of freezers and refrigerators.

Dairy Products, Dairy Product Manufacturing, Misc. Food and Kindred Products, All Other Miscellaneous Food Manufacturing, Misc Food Products, Food industry, Food, Latin America

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Scan Foods sets up shop in UK

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Scan Foods of Sweden which sells fresh and prepared meats will set up a subsidiary in the United Kingdom. The company expects its UK sales to increase by 50% in 1999 from SKr100m in 1998.

United Kingdom, Parent-to-subsidiary activities, Management, Scan Foods, Scan Foods UK

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Campofrio benefits from slump in pigmeat prices

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Spanish meat companies are benefiting from the lower pigmeat prices in Europe.

Europe, Sales, profits & dividends, Spain, Consumer prices, Finance, Prices and rates, Campofrio

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