Cheese - Ireland - January 2013
Cheese - Ireland - January 2013

“Cheese is a staple product in Irish households. However, the category is suffering from an unsustainable level of promotional activity, which is being used to boost sales amidst increased prices. Future growth within the category will be dependent on increased usage and purchase frequency. Value-added products in both the snacking and meal component categories present opportunities for cheese and will help the category to grow within a difficult market environment ...

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Issues in the Market
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The Consumer – Type of Cheese Consumed

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