Le march des produits laitiers volue tr s vite au niveau mondial

Article Abstract:

Within the worldwide milk products market, EU countries are the leading producers, processors and exporters, however their market share is expected to be eroded following the next worldwide trade organisation. The main assets of the EU countries are their production of value-added products, and of a range destined for all outlets (mass distribution, restaurants, the food and drink industry). Australia and New Zealand are serious competitors of the EU countries, any consumption surplus from these two countries is exported. In North America, the rise in milk production is still not enough to satisfy the rise in demand in both the domestic market and internationally. In Eastern European countries, milk production fell 30% between 1990 and 1995, but should pick up again due to Western European investments, privatisations and the expansion of the EU. India is completely self-sufficient in milk production, and is the second largest worldwide producer. International trade is controlled at 93% by EU and Oceanian countries (Australia 23%, New Zealand 17%). According to a study conducted by Rabobank, the worldwide milk products market should grow by 1-2% per year until 2005. The largest increases in consumption will be seen in Eastern Asia (+4-5%), Southern Asia (+3-4%) and in South America (+3-4%). All sectors of the market will grow (+4-5% for fresh products, +2-3% for cheeses) with the exception of semi-skimmed milk powder (-1%) and concentrated milk. The most significant rises in milk production will be seen in India, the USA, Australia, New Zealand, China, Argentina and Mexico. The study also predicts that de-regulation in the milk sector will come about rapidly, and that concentration within the sector will speed up, particularly in the US, Australia, Brazil, Germany, England and Italy.

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EU: Market share in worldwide milk products market is expected to be eroded following next worldwide trade organization

Market information - general, European Union, Fluid Milk & Cream, Fluid Milk Manufacturing, Dry, Condensed, and Evaporated Dairy Product Manufacturing, Milk Concentrates, Concentrated milk

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Boncolac-Pilpa/

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For the end of year celebrations, the French company Boncolac-Pilpa is to launch two new ranges of yule logs in the Pilpa range: Julia (vanilla, raspberry sorbet, pistachio, caramelised puffed rice) and Antigua (coffee, nut, chocolate, cocoa bean). The company will also offer, from 1 October 1998, the line Pilpa Traiteur, a range of frozen and fresh canap s, mini-toasts, and surprise breads . Available frozen in boxes of 20, the company offers: assorted canap s, priced at FFr 25, surprise breads at FFr 75 (standard) of FFr 65 (mini), mini-toasts made of soft white bread, choux and flaky pastry products (FFr 25 and FFr 20), and chicken or fish samosas (FFr 25 for 12). Available fresh, the firm offers a plate of 35 canap s (FFr 55) and a surprise bread (FFr 90).

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Is to launch two new ranges of yule logs in Pilpa range

France, Product introduction, Commercial Bakeries, Bread Rolls incl Frozen, Rolls (Bread), Boncolac-Pilpa

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