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Business Monitor International
Cameroon''s new vehicle market is a fraction of the size of some its larger regional neighbours, but itsgrowth rate has been similarly marginal. Car ownership is still low by regional standards and is only justexpected to pass 20 cars per 1,000 peop
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May
2013
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1295
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Business Monitor International
BMI View: Despite the strong growth potential of its pharmaceutical market, we believe Cameroon is unlikely to be of significant interest to multinational pharmaceutical firms. The country's shortcomings include poor public health provision an...
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May
2013
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World Market Intelligence
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The MoT - Limbe Deepwater Port - Cameroon - Construction Project Profile contains information on the scope of the project including project overview and location. The profile also details project ownership and funding, gives a full project
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May
2013
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75
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World Market Intelligence
SynopsisThe CAL - Adamawa Aluminum Refinery - Cameroon - Construction Project Profile contains information on the scope of the project including project overview and location. The profile also details project ownership and funding, gives a f...
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May
2013
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75
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Euromonitor International
Maya & Cie ranked second in oils and fats in Cameroon in 2012 but over the long term the company aims to maintain leadership in vegetable and seed oil. The company then plans to increase sales across Central Africa. Its principal business remains the
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April
2013
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150
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Euromonitor International
Sodicam is the most popular international retailer within the expatriate community and the growing middle-class in Cameroon, and was aiming to open two new hypermarkets and two new supermarkets in Douala and Yaoundé in 2012. With these stores, the co
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April
2013
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150
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Euromonitor International
Following the acquisition of more than a 70% stake in Chococam by Tiger Brands, Chococam is now a subsidiary of Tiger Brands. Tiger Brands Ltd is a fast moving consumer packaged goods company that operates mainly in South Africa and selected emerging
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April
2013
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150
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Euromonitor International
Camlait’s objective is to continue to diversify its activities in its quest for market dominance in Central Africa. With a wider distribution presence in the Central African Republic, Gabon and Chad, Camlait aims to become a Central African regional
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April
2013
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150
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Business Monitor International
BMI View: Cameroonian agriculture stands at a crossroads, with great potential balanced by intransigent bottlenecks to growth. Weather and disease are reported to have affected the quality and farmgate prices for the 2012/13 cocoa crop. However, i...
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March
2013
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1175
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World Market Intelligence
SynopsisThe MIMT/Lafarge - Nomayos Cement Plant - Cameroon - Construction Project Profile contains information on the scope of the project including project overview and location. The profile also details project ownership and funding, gives a full
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March
2013
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75
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Business Monitor International
BMI View: Cameroon''s construction sector faces favourable conditions over the medium term as thegovernment continues to prioritise infrastructure investment as part of its 10-year economic plan. Upsidepotential comes from the government''s 20-projec
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February
2013
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Euromonitor International
Commuting is a major factor influencing sales of yoghurt drinks in Cameroon. Because of the poor network of roads in between cities, commuters regularly spend hours sitting in buses. This has played a considerable role in fuelling growth in this area
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February
2013
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900
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Business Monitor International
Established as one of West Africa''s most developed consumer sectors, Cameroon''s economy has performedsteadily over the past decade, with real GDP growth averaging 3% between 2005 and 2011. A per capitaGDP of about US$1,300 and a relatively well-dev
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February
2013
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1175
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Business Monitor International
BMI View: Cameroon will continue to be one of the least attractive countries in the Middle East and Africaregion considering that healthcare provision is not one of the government''s key focuses. Consequently, poorhealthcare services coupled with ot
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February
2013
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1175
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Business Monitor International
Cameroon''s new vehicle market is a fraction of the size of some its larger regional neighbours, but itsgrowth rate has been similarly marginal. Car ownership is still low by regional standards and is only justexpected to pass 20 cars per 1,000 peop
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February
2013
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1175
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Business Monitor International
BMI View: While the near-term oil production outlook is somewhat uncertain, there are projects capable ofhalting the recent decline and delivering modest volume growth over the medium-to-long term. Meanwhile,more efficient usage of associated gas,
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February
2013
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1175
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Espicom Limited
Cameroon Pharmaceuticals & Healthcare ReportCameroon will continue to be one of the least attractive countries in the Middle East and Africa region considering that healthcare provision is not one of the government '' s key focuses. Consequently, poo
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January
2013
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1295
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Business Monitor International
BMI View: Cameroon will continue to languish near the bottom of our proprietary PharmaceuticalRisk/Reward Ratings for the Middle East and Africa region due to the country’s low per capitahealthcare and pharmaceutical expenditure, as well as the ove
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December
2012
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1175
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Business Monitor International
Overall, we expect Cameroon’s agricultural performance in 2012/13 to represent an improvement on theprevious year. The main corn harvest has already been taken in, and early indications suggest that someof the ground lost in the past two years has
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December
2012
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$
1175
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Business Monitor International
We keep our forecasts for new vehicle sales growth in Cameroon unchanged for now. BMI''s forecast foran acceleration of GDP growth, from an estimated 3.7% in 2011 to 4.3% in 2012 and 5.0% in 2013 ispositive for the future of consumption-led industri
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November
2012
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$
1175
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Business Monitor International
BMI View: Cameroon’s food and drink and overall consumer industry is among the most developed inEast Africa in relative terms. There is, however, a lot more room for growth going forward as incomesrise and more investment is directed towards its fo
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November
2012
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$
1175
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Business Monitor International
BMI View: Cameroon’s construction sector faces favourable conditions over the medium term as thegovernment continues to prioritise infrastructure investment as part of its 10-year economic plan.Cameroon therefore ranks as one of the best locations
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November
2012
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$
1175
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Business Monitor International
BMI View: With declining production and few new projects expected to come onstream in the nextdecade, Cameroon’s upstream oil outlook seems rather unsteady. Meanwhile, a more efficient usage ofassociated gas, through the limitation of flaring and t
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October
2012
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1175
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Euromonitor International
In 2011 retail volume sales of cigarettes continued to decline, largely as a result of the activities of anti-smoking groups that worked to make the public aware of the potential health impact of smoking. Consequently retail volume sales of cigarette
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September
2012
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900
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Euromonitor International
Baby and child-specific products continued to register positive growth in 2011, increasing in value by 8%. The category continued to be led by baby and child-specific skin care, a category which appears to be performing well in Cameroon as increasing
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August
2012
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$
900
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Business Monitor International
We keep our forecasts for new vehicle sales growth in Cameroon unchanged for now. BMI''s forecast for an acceleration of GDP growth, from an estimated 3.7% in 2011 to 4.3% in 2012 and 5.0% in 2013 is positive for the future of consumption-led industri
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August
2012
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$
1175
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Business Monitor International
BMI View: With declining production and few new projects expected to come on-stream in the nextdecade, Cameroon’s upstream oil outlook seems rather unsteady. Meanwhile, a more efficient usage ofassociated gas, through the limitation of flaring, and
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August
2012
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$
1175
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By
Euromonitor International
Cameroon held its most recent presidential election on 9 October 2011 and this election was easily won by long-time incumbent president Paul Biya. Before the election, there were fears that the country could slide into violence if the election were t
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July
2012
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520
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Business Monitor International
BMI View: 2011/12 is set to be a good year for the Cameroonian agriculture sector, with most commodities expected to show production growth. The notable exceptions to this trend are cocoa, as this year''s harvest having been hit by pests and inclement
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June
2012
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1175
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Euromonitor International
In 2011, tea in Cameroon registered total volume growth of 6%. This significant performance can be attributed to the fact that the key players have put in much effort in terms of marketing and new product development. However, Cameroonians have also
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June
2012
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900
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Euromonitor International
In 2011, other hot drinks registered total volume growth of 7% as these drinks form a major part of children’s breakfast, with many parents now opting for malt-based drinks over chocolate-based drinks for health reasons. Many consumers believe that m
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June
2012
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900
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Euromonitor International
There is no traditional coffee culture in Cameroon. The hot weather does not favour hot drinks, including coffee. In addition, there is a general perception that the caffeine in coffee can cause cardiovascular problems. Thus, developing a coffee drin
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June
2012
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$
900
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Business Monitor International
BMI View: With the government currently prioritising infrastructure investment as part of a ten-year economic plan, we see Cameroon as one of the most prospective markets in West Africa for infrastructure investments along with Ghana. With oil prices
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June
2012
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1175
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Business Monitor International
BMI's estimate for new vehicle sales in 2011 has been revised upward after the National Association of Automobile Manufacturers of South Africa released data showing that Cameroon was the country's fourth-largest export market during the year. Import
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May
2012
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1175
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Business Monitor International
BMI View: We hold a positive view towards Cameroon’s food, drink and mass grocery retail industries over our forecast period, in line with our broadly positive view on the country’s consumer sector, which is already one of the region’s most establish
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May
2012
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$
1175
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Euromonitor International
In 2011, herbal/traditional products continued to witness good growth, benefiting from interest coming from the more educated and high-income groups. Herbal/traditional products is gaining a positive reputation among this class where it was formerly
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May
2012
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900
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Euromonitor International
Calming and sleeping in Cameroon grew by 5% in current value terms in 2011. Demand grew mostly due to population increase and a rise in urbanisation. In Cameroon, these products are demanded mostly to solve temporary insomnia problems caused...
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May
2012
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$
900
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Euromonitor International
Analgesics continued to be the most popular and favourite OTC categories on all platforms; new products, sales, pricing, generics, and unfortunately counterfeits as well. Several new products were released in this category, most of which are...
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May
2012
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$
900
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Business Monitor International
BMI View: Cameroon’s medium-to-long-term drug market expansion potential remains highly dependent on the country’s economic growth and is strongly linked to rising income and greater consumer purchasing power. Over the next four years, economic growt
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May
2012
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$
1175
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By
Euromonitor International
Consumers continue to flock to modern grocery channels such as supermarkets and forecourt retailers. Most continue to visit supermarkets because of the variety of brands available and product quality, and also to identify with the new social class –
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April
2012
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$
900
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By
Euromonitor International
Growth in sales promotions, advertisements and flexible payment options offered by major non-grocery retailers in 2011 continued to drive sales of non-grocery products. Many non-grocery retailers in Cameroon continued to slash prices for items such a
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April
2012
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$
900
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By
Euromonitor International
Non-store retailing registered impressive current value growth of 6% in 2011. This was thanks to the growing popularity of internet retailing within non-grocery retailers, consumers’ desire to use new payment instruments, such as credit cards and mPa
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April
2012
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$
900
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By
Business Monitor International
BMI View: We hold a very positive view towards the outlook for Cameroon's food, drink and massgrocery retail industries over our forecast period, in line with our broadly positive view on the country'sconsumer sector - already one of the region's m
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March
2012
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$
530
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By
Paul Budde Communication
This report includes all BuddeComm research data and analysis on this country. Covering trends and developments in telecommunications, mobile, internet, broadband, infrastructure and regulation.Executive summary
February
2012
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$
440
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Euromonitor International
Sales of baby food continued to increase in 2011 thanks to the rising birth rate and an increasing number of women joining the workforce. According to existing government statistics, more than 6,500 workers entered the public sector in 2009 and 2010,
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January
2012
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900
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Euromonitor International
In 2011, selling packaged ice cream via mobile vans was a tactic deployed by major distributors and retailers to supply consumers directly as well as target busy areas such as university campuses, road junctions and train and bus stations during hot
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January
2012
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900
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Euromonitor International
Cheese recorded 3% current value growth in 2011, a stronger performance than the review period CAGR of 2%. This can be attributed to improvements in the hotel industry and a growing number of tourists as the country proved to be a popular tourist des
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January
2012
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900
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Euromonitor International
In 2011, in their fight against the rising prices of milk-related products and to maintain the pool of existing customers, leading domestic producers of yoghurt introduced smaller sizes in flexible packaging. These were sold at less than CFAF150 a pa
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January
2012
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$
900
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Euromonitor International
Rising sugar prices have resulted in increased demand for condensed/evaporated milk from most cafés and cafeterias. Most consumers continue to prefer condensed/evaporated milk to other milk as it serves a dual purpose in coffee and tea. This habit ha
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January
2012
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$
900
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Euromonitor International
As a result of a poor harvest for locally processed palm oil in 2010, prices of palm oil shot up, making price differences between locally unprocessed palm oil and vegetable and seed oil negligible. Consequently, many consumers who previously purchas
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January
2012
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900
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