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BREAKFAST CEREALS IN SOUTH AFRICA
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Cold Cereals
The 2.0% cold cereal volume growth seen in 2009 may be attributed to the new brands introduced and the newer, healthier versions of some old favourites. Cereals, as a product category, were largely unaffected by the economic recession, as most consumers will still buy cereals, even if they purchase different pack sizes and cheaper variants instead of their usual purchases. The 2009 year saw the introduction of two very popular breakfast cereals, Milo and Cheerios introduced by Nestlé. Both were well received by the public. Many consumers turned their attention to Low GI, higher fibre products, and as a result, these categories saw a healthy growth during 2009. Most cold cereal producers are positive regarding category performance for 2010 and 2011. Click here to find Cold Cereals brands
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01 NOV |
Essential Hardware launched a World First in Retail at their Annual Suppliers Breakfast today. Held at Turffontein Race Course in Johannesburg on the 29th October, the event attracted 350 delegates comprised of their valued suppliers, media and other invited guests.
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28 NOV 2012 |
Nestlé South Africa recently announced the results of its Rainbow Nation Health Monitor study at an industry breakfast held in Johannesburg.
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03 SEP 2012 |
Cold cereals continue to grow in 2011 at a rate of 5.8%. Similar rates were last seen in 2006 which is an illustration of the popularity of cold cereals as well as indicting the convenience aspect of it.
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03 AUG 2012 |
ProNutro is proud to introduce the Special Edition ProNutro Active range: A range of high protein shakes that have been formulated to meet the needs of an active individual who leads a high performance driven lifestyle.
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