- What's to nosh? A growing niche market for kosher
foods, that's what.
Around the world, market opportunities for kosher food products are growing, and it appears this trend will continue. In the words of Menachem Lubinsky, President of Integrated Marketing & Communications, Inc., a firm that tracks kosher foods, "Opportunities for U.S. kosher food products overseas have only reached the first floor." ......
- Global industry snack food trends.
For this report, the snack food industry sector consists of establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing of salted snacks, such as potato chips, corn chips, tortilla chips, popped popcorn, pretzels and similar snacks and salted and roasted nuts and seeds. The snack food industry sector also includes consumer-ready packaged chocolate and ......
- Export trends and tips for small business: why and where do companies like yours export?
Canadian exporters are motivated by two things--a desire to increase their sales and profits and to expand the overall size and scope of their business, according to a recent survey of a cross section of Canadian industry association members. The survey was conducted in late 2006 by Phoenix Strategic Perspectives ......
- Exporters of breakfast cereals see brighter morning in
overseas markets.
Exporters of Breakfast Cereals See Brighter Morning in Overseas Markets In Japan, a typical breakfast may be a barely cooked egg over rice, some miso soup and a bit of salad. The French are fond of a croissant. Many Britons start off the day with baked beans on toast or ......
- Int'l visitors gear up for fall NY show
NEW YORK — International exhibitors will represent nearly 40 percent, or 150, of the 350 exhibitors at the upcoming New York Home Textiles Show taking place Oct. 11 to 14 at the Jacob Javits Convention Center here. In all more than 800 lines of bed, bath, linen and home accessories ......
- State's Exports Fell in '99
New York State's goods exports slid 2.5 percent in 1999, falling $1 billion from 1998, according to the Massachusetts Institute for Social and Economic Research (MISER). Total goods exports from New York were slightly more that $40.5 billion in 1999, making the state the nation's third-largest exporter. Only California and ......
- Global perspectives: world snack market reaches $55
billion annually while U.S. export growth slows in
2001.
For 10 years, the global snack market has grown a total of 25%--reaching $55 billion annually as Western eating habits have spread across the globe and lifestyles have become busier. In many cultures, traditional meal times are becoming a thing of the past, leading to more snacking. U.S. export growth, ......