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• Global Beverages Report

  EURO€ 2,613.00USD$ 3,400.00GBP£ 2,199.00AUD$ 3,325.00JPY¥ 335,692.00SEK 22 324,00CHF 3'205.00CAD$ 3,465.00 TriMark Publications, Aug 2009 , Pages: 449
  Share Comparison of Alcoholic Beverages in Canada, 1997 and 2007 Figure 3.5: Estimated Growth for Energy Drinks in Canada, 2006 and 2011 Figure 3.6: E.U. Market for Beverages, 2007 and 2008 Figure 3.7 ...

• Peru Agribusiness Report Q4 2012

  EURO€ 874.00USD$ 1,137.00GBP£ 735.00AUD$ 1,112.00JPY¥ 112,215.00SEK 7 462,00CHF 1'071.00CAD$ 1,158.00 Business Monitor International, Oct 2012 , Pages: 91
  reach 170,000 bags amid strong economic growth. We see demand stabilising in 2011/12 and have pencilled in a y-o-y increase of 1.0% to take consumption to 171,700 tonnes. We forecast a similar scenario in ...

• Confectioneries - Global Strategic Business Report

  EURO€ 4,381.00USD$ 4,950.00GBP£ 2,920.00AUD$ 6,845.00JPY¥ 593,598.00SEK 38 940,00CHF 6'519.00CAD$ 6,349.00 Global Industry Analysts, Inc, Mar 2012 , Pages: 847
  New Guinea and Others) (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-19 Table 10: Global Cocoa Processing (2008): Percentage Share Breakdown by Major Cocoa Processing Countries/ Regions - The Netherlands, USA ...

• Serbia Food and Drink Report Q1 2009

  EURO€ 874.00USD$ 1,137.00GBP£ 735.00AUD$ 1,112.00JPY¥ 112,215.00SEK 7 462,00CHF 1'071.00CAD$ 1,158.00 Business Monitor International, Jan 2009 , Pages: 69
  country recording the highest growth rate within the Eastern European region. The beer segment has also received a considerable investment in the form of a joint venture – United Serbian Breweries (USB ...

• China Food and Drink Report Q4 2009

  EURO€ 874.00USD$ 1,137.00GBP£ 735.00AUD$ 1,112.00JPY¥ 112,215.00SEK 7 462,00CHF 1'071.00CAD$ 1,158.00 Business Monitor International, Sep 2009 , Pages: 91
  to 6.1% y-o-y. Retail sales growth continued to decelerate in March, slowing to a 27-month low of 14.7% y-o-y after recording growth of 15.2% in the first two months of 2009. While this remains a ...