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In this competitive business world, can a small company take a risk of giving its product an abstract brand name? We in AARAM Beverages, would like to try… Presenting, our entry in to Vodka category, Brand Name : WORST FELLOW VODKA Segment : Semi Premium This is a brand which is positioned to the early / first time drinkers. Its a cool & unisex brand. Stylish and weird at the same time.. Unique look, being stylish are it’s attitude. This brand is targeted to young and Vibrant demography. Brand name is kept casual and abstract. To differentiate ourselves, we have mentioned the brand name in 2 sides of the bottle. One side has “WORST” and the other side has “FELLOW”. The Logo is a devil which denotes the brand name. In continuation of the brand’s attribute, We have planned the name of the flavours differently. It’s based on 7 sins. 1. Plain and Pride 2. Mad & Angry Orange 3. Greedy Ginger 4. Lazy Lemon 5. Gluttony Guava 6. Coffee lust 7. Envy with Vanilla Thanks to the team. It was not possible without them. Also, looking forward for everyone’s support to make this a big success. Launching soon in #Kerala #Pondicherry #Goa #WestBengal #WorstfellowVodka #WTF

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My reflections demonstrate deep insights gained over a remarkable 24 years of experience, particularly within the FMCG industry. Here’s a summary of my learnings: 1. Career Alignment with Skills: Success begins with choosing a profession aligned with one’s innate skills, ensuring a strong foundation for growth. 2. Continuous Learning and Development: Mastering and scaling one’s role within a specific sector, like FMCG, requires consistent upskilling and adaptability to industry changes. 3. Focused Passion for Excellence: Aiming to excel and stand out by acquiring deep knowledge sets a benchmark for success. 4. Understanding Market Trends: Observing that Generation Z prioritizes innovation, quality, and competitive pricing signals a shift in consumer behavior, impacting brand dominance. 5. Rethinking Brand Dynamics: Concepts like VIVA Retailers thriving without relying on big brands reflect changing retail dynamics and consumer preferences, emphasizing the power of value over legacy. 6. Becoming a Game Changer: Leveraging years of experience, knowledge, and insight to influence and reshape the industry landscape, fostering innovation and meaningful progress. These lessons not only highlight the evolution of your own career but also underline a clear understanding of how the FMCG industry is transforming. It’s a strong guide for anyone navigating this field!

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Did you know that a survey by the International Taste Institute found that 88% of consumers say that taste is their primary reason for buying a product? Truth be told, that doesn’t surprise me very much. At Pepsi Lipton, we’ve always known that flavour comes first for our #IcedTea business. While flavour innovations in most conventional soft drinks are usually restricted to citrussy tastes including lemon, lime or orange, there is a much wider flavour palate to explore when it comes to iced tea. For a beverage business like ours, this flavour innovation and rotation is essential for attracting new consumers and expanding our market presence. With consumers constantly on the lookout for newer, bolder flavours that excite them, we’re always inventing and experimenting to bring new products to market that people want - and that most importantly, taste great. This diversity in flavour is also reflective of the diversity of the markets we operate in. For example, even though our classic Peach Iced Tea is the best-seller across Europe, the Lemon and Green ranges are more popular in some markets, while our Tropical and Berry flavours are popular in others. For Pepsi Lipton to remain dynamic and competitive, we must continue to be fresh with our flavours and ensure that there is something for everyone. I’m really pleased to showcase here our latest flavour drop for 2024 - and just in time for #InternationalTeaDay: Green Strawberry! This ultimate chilled refresher will definitely make your summer cooler, and lighter, with only 2.5g of sugar per 100g. Go grab it now from shelves in the Netherlands, Türkiye, Portugal, Czechia, Hungary and Uzbekistan.

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Content 18 Unlock Smarter Distribution Decisions in the UAE & Oman FMCG Sector If you’re aiming to optimize your distribution approach in the UAE’s FMCG/OTC sectors—be it in food, non-food, or food service within HORECA channels—or considering a transition to a more effective distributor, below are some valuable insights If your business growth has stagnated for the past 3 years or is limited to less than 4-5% primarily by value without significant volume growth—and you find that increased distributor margins, A&P spending, and ever increasing rebates are not yielding the desired results, while execution challenges persist and the distributor sales team demands additional spends, I can offer a professional assessment of your current distributor. This evaluation will help you decide HOW or whether to strengthen the existing partnership or explore new opportunities to drive sustainable growth and profitability for your business. Many potential distributors deliver impressive presentations when pitching for an agency, showcasing strong teams, extensive coverage, great visuals, solid execution, and a willingness to invest in infrastructure and to provide financial transparency. However, sometimes the reality can fall short once the partnership begins, leaving little room for recourse other than compromise. To avoid such situations, I can help verify or assess the information provided by potential distributors. Share the detail privately and I will offer an unbiased evaluation of their suitability for your business. I neither endorse nor oppose any specific distributor options but instead provide detailed insights to help you make an informed decision tailored to your unique needs. With over 30 years of senior-level experience in the FMCG industry across Oman and the UAE , I provide an objective and unbiased perspective on the strengths and weaknesses of existing distributors. Alternatively, if you’re sure this is the best of what any distributor can achieve, then you’ve already struck gold ! no need to rock the boat 😊

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Mondelēz International: effective PPA & disciplined execution pay off as MDLZ beats both top and bottom-line consensus with broad-based growth across all markets In the words of MDLZ CEO the key drivers of outperformance: - accelerate our core business and strategically reshaping our portfolio (Evrith...) - executing with excellence across categories, markets, and brands - reinvesting behind brands - driving distribution - expanding our capabilities - maintaining cost discipline 𝐐𝟑 𝐅𝐘𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟒 • NR: $ 9,204m • OSG: +5.4%; Volume: +0.3%, Price/ mix: +5.1% • GM%: 32.6%; -610 bps vs Q3 FY23 • Adj. OP%: 20.9%; +270 bps vs Q3 FY23 • Beats analysts’ consensus for revenue and EPS 𝐑𝐞𝐬𝐮𝐥𝐭𝐬 𝐛𝐲 𝐑𝐞𝐠𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬 • Latin America: $1,204m NR; OSG: +2%; Vol: -3.9%, Price/ mix: +5.9% • Asia, Middle East, & Africa: $1,851m NR; OSG: 5.8%; Vol: +0.7%, Price/ mix: +5.1% • Europe: $3,323m NR; OSG: +8.1%; Vol: +0.5%, Price/ mix: +7.6% • North America: $2,826m NR; OSG: +3.7%; Vol: +1.7%, Price/ mix: +2.0% 𝐑𝐞𝐬𝐮𝐥𝐭𝐬 𝐛𝐲 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐤𝐞𝐭 𝐓𝐲𝐩𝐞𝐬: • Emerging Markets: $ 3,530m NR; OSG: +4.9%; Vol: -1.0%, Price/ mix: +5.9% • Developed Markets: $ 5,674m NR; OSG: +5.6%; Vol: +1.0%, Price/ mix: +4.6% Fiscal 2024 Outlook – Reaffirms • Organic Net Revenue growth: to be at the upper end of 3-5% • Adjusted EPS growth: high single-digit on a constant currency basis based 𝗧𝗼 𝗴𝗲𝘁 𝗮𝗹𝗹 𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗶𝗻𝘀𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁𝘀, 𝗳𝗼𝗹𝗹𝗼𝘄 𝘂𝘀 & 𝘀𝘂𝗯𝘀𝗰𝗿𝗶𝗯𝗲 𝘁𝗼 𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗙𝗠𝗖𝗚 𝗖𝗘𝗢 𝗜𝗻𝘀𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁𝘀 𝗻𝗲𝘄𝘀𝗹𝗲𝘁𝘁𝗲𝗿: https://lnkd.in/ea4gy65y 𝗔𝗯𝗼𝘂𝘁 𝘂𝘀: Frederic Fernandez & Associates FF&A solves the most complex strategic problems of the world's largest FMCG companies across Corporate Strategy, Organic Growth, Digital RTM (eCommerce, DTC, EB2B), and M&A. 14 out of the world's 20 largest FMCG companies are repeat Clients (more on FF&A website: https://lnkd.in/dc6jY4Qp) #fmcg #cpg

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Successful leaders are those who can consistently navigate complexities and drive their teams toward optimal results.

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In FMCG sales, true success lies in understanding and aligning with customers' specific needs. The SPIN Selling approach provides a structured way to achieve this by focusing on uncovering insights that allow us to create solutions tailored to customer challenges and objectives. Through SPIN, we analyze the customer’s current situation, identify key issues, assess the implications of these issues, and determine how our solutions can offer measurable benefits. This isn’t about pushing features; it’s about delivering real value that resonates with customers' needs and expectations. By prioritizing customer understanding and relevance, SPIN Selling enables us to foster stronger relationships and achieve more strategic, impactful sales outcomes. #SPINSelling #FMCG #CustomerFocus #ValueCreation #SalesExcellence #CustomerNeeds #StrategicSelling

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🌟 **My Silver Jubilee** 🌟 As I celebrate my Silver Jubilee, I reflect on the milestones I've reached and the invaluable lessons learned along the way. Leading regional and international teams has not only facilitated my professional growth but also reinforced my commitment to being a better human, colleague, and leader. One quote that resonates deeply with me is: *"Success is not the key to happiness. Happiness is the key to success. If you love what you are doing, you will be successful."* In our rapidly evolving industry, staying adaptable and open-minded is crucial. I’d love to hear your thoughts on how working conditions have changed in our field. What shifts have you noticed, and how do you think they impact our work-life balance and overall job satisfaction? Let’s share insights and support each other on our journeys! 💬 #PersonalAchievements #IndustryInsights #WorkLifeBalance

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Content 17 Mastering the Art of Balance: Strengthening Distributor-Principal Relationships in the Gulf FMCG Landscape The FMCG distribution ecosystem in the Gulf region involves intricate relation between suppliers, distributors, and retailers. These relationships are shaped by consumer trends, regulatory demands, cultural diversity, and changing market needs and sales processes. A recurring challenge in distributor-principal relationships stems from differences in how hierarchies are perceived. Many principal managers view themselves as superior to their distributor counterparts, often citing advanced academic qualifications (though this is not always the case). On the other hand, distributor leaders such as CEOs and General Managers are equally qualified, possessing unparalleled expertise in navigating local market intricacies—an understanding often lacking among principal managers. Principals engage with distributors in varying ways. Some adopt motivational tactics, focusing on inspiring performance by incentivizing and working closely with the distributor’s team. Others employ pressure strategies, particularly during periods of underperformance. These approaches involve addressing issues such as stockouts, pricing errors, poor display execution, and inadequate merchandising . Interestingly, such problems frequently remain unaddressed during periods of business success, suggesting systemic inefficiencies that persist irrespective of performance. Another source of tension lies in the emphasis on primary versus secondary sales. While some principals prioritize primary sales—pushing stock to distributors—most focus on secondary sales, actively supporting distributors with A&P budgets, market intelligence, and resources. Striking the right balance here is crucial for sustained success. Debit note settlement is another pain point, causing strain on distributor cash flow. Delays are often attributed to lengthy documentation processes, repeated expenditure queries, slow issuance of credit notes, or intentional procrastination by some principals. However, distributors themselves can worsen these delays by misusing A&P budgets, submitting illegitimate claims, or failing to submit claims promptly, further eroding trust and efficiency. To foster success in the Gulf’s competitive FMCG sector, principals and distributors must evolve from an operational model to a true partnership. Mutual respect, open communication, and joint problem-solving are the fundamentals of such a relationship. Regular market visits, proactive engagement, and transparency in forecasting, payments, and planning are essential. Monthly reviews of joint business plans, coupled with a focus on mutual growth, can significantly enhance trust and performance. By embracing innovation, teamwork, and a proactive partnership mindset, principals and distributors can strengthen their relationship and build a resilient foundation for long-term success in the dynamic Gulf FMCG market.

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Content 14 Sales Process Management in UAE FMCG Distribution Companies In business, sales is the definitive performance metric; all other indicators are merely trends!!! Every role, from the CEO to sales representatives, must be aligned with defined revenue targets and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). Senior executives should focus particularly on EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization). In UAE distribution companies with sales exceeding 500 million AED, a minimum EBITDA target of 50 -60 million AED (10-12%) annually is expected. Failure to achieve this can signal a need to reassess operational costs and role of CEO / management effectiveness. Regardless of the industry—services, products, manufacturing, distribution, or retail—profitability remains the ultimate goal. Sales functions are crucial for revenue generation and operational sustainability. Each team member should track their monthly KPIs closely, with weekly reviews essential for monitoring progress. Time is of the essence; one week gone means 25% of the month is behind. where do your figures stand ? Sales personnel failing to meet expectations should have actionable plans developed by managers, moving beyond mere incentives or discounts. EBITDA must remain the primary Conduct random checks with your sales team to see how many can accurately report their achievements in the mid of the month without checking the system .Most of them will give Imprecise figures . Consider these points in your weekly meeting: 1. What are your monthly targets, and are they planned weekly? 2. What is your current achievement? 3. How much do you have left to reach your target? 4. What strategies will you employ to achieve the remaining balance? 5. Have you segmented your targets by day, store, and SKU? 6. Are there any issues affecting sales collections? Sales representatives often engage fully only in the final week, potentially driving up to 60% of total sales. Confirm your figures to validate this trend. While these practices may seem familiar, consistent weekly reviews—when treated as essential management tools rather than formalities—can drive better results.

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### Managing Brand Transgressions In an era where brand reputations can be swiftly damaged, "Managing Brand Transgressions" provides essential strategies for brands to recover from crises. The book outlines **8 fundamental principles** that serve as a roadmap for navigating the complexities of brand missteps, supported by powerful case studies that illustrate each principle in action. #### Key Principles: 1. **Acknowledge the Mistake**: - **Transparency is Key**: Brands that openly admit their errors can foster trust and begin the healing process. This principle emphasizes the importance of owning up to missteps rather than deflecting blame. 2. **Act Quickly**: - **Timeliness Matters**: A prompt response can significantly limit the fallout from a transgression. The book highlights cases where quick action helped mitigate damage and restore consumer confidence. 3. **Engage Stakeholders**: - **Involve Your Community**: Engaging customers, employees, and partners in the recovery process not only rebuilds loyalty but also creates a sense of shared ownership in the brand's journey forward. 4. **Develop a Clear Strategy**: - **Map Your Recovery**: Establishing a well-defined recovery strategy with specific, measurable goals is critical. The book outlines how successful brands have navigated their crises by having a clear plan in place. 5. **Communicate Effectively**: - **Honest Messaging**: Clear and consistent communication is vital during a crisis. The book offers guidelines on crafting messages that resonate with audiences and reinforce accountability. 6. **Learn and Adapt**: - **Turn Mistakes into Growth**: Each misstep can be a learning opportunity. Brands that analyze their failures and implement changes not only recover but often emerge stronger and more resilient. 7. **Rebuild Trust**: - **Actions Speak Louder**: Demonstrating a commitment to change through tangible actions is essential for rebuilding trust. The book discusses strategies for showing stakeholders that the brand is serious about its recovery. 8. **Monitor Progress**: - **Continuous Evaluation**: Recovery is an ongoing process. Brands must regularly assess their progress and be willing to adapt their strategies based on feedback and results. ### Conclusion "Managing Brand Transgressions" equips executives and marketers with the tools necessary to navigate brand crises effectively. By applying these principles, brands can not only rectify past missteps but also create a resilient framework for future challenges. Transform your brand’s approach to adversity and learn how to thrive in the face of setbacks. ### Discover the full insights to empower your brand’s recovery journey! #BrandManagement #CrisisManagement #Leadership #BusinessStrategy #BrandTrust

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Your negotiations doesn't go as planned and you didn't achieve the desired deal, Don't worry!!! ✨ Next time, come prepared with a strong BATNA (Best Alternative to a Negotiated Agreement) and step into your #commercial negotiations with confidence💼💪 🚀 You'll be on your way to securing the outcomes you want! 🎯 Cheers to future successes! 🥂 #Negotiation #BATNA #GrowthMindset #Resilience #contracts #procurement #batna #sourcing #scm #services #NegotiationTips #SustainableProcurement #ProcurementServices #StrategicSourcing #ContractManagement #ValueCreation #SupplierRelationships #SupplyChainManagement

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As 2024 comes to a close, I wanted to take a moment to reflect on the challenges we’ve faced this year, both personally and professionally. It has undoubtedly been a demanding year, testing our resilience and adaptability. However, amidst the challenges, it’s essential to count our blessings and look forward with optimism to 2025. I would like to encourage each of you to take a moment and consider what your biggest challenge was in 2024 and the valuable lessons you’ve learned from it. For me, the most significant challenge was the necessity to confront my own truths. I learned that facing oneself honestly is crucial—there’s no room for self-deception if we want to grow and improve. This realization has encouraged me to embrace authenticity in my personal and professional life. I invite you to share your own experiences and insights. What challenges did you encounter this year, and what did you learn from them? Let’s use this opportunity to support one another as we prepare for a new year filled with possibilities. Wishing you all a reflective end to 2024 and a hopeful beginning to 2025!

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CONTENT 12 Incentive structure in FMCG Let’s explore the FMCG sales incentive structure designed to motivate our sales team effectively. A well-implemented plan boosts productivity and enhances employee satisfaction. However, without a clear strategy, incentives can backfire. In the Gulf region, field force incentives play a pivotal role in revenue generation across five sales categories: 1) Modern Trade (MT) representatives, 2) General Trade (GT) and wholesale reps, 3) pharmacy salespeople, 4) van sales representatives, and 5) food service personnel. Each category requires tailored incentive strategies. Types of Incentives 1)Commission or Variable Incentives -Sales teams earn a percentage of sales, linking performance with income. This model can create disparities, especially as targets vary greatly between roles. 2.)Yearly Performance Bonuses-Bonuses for exceeding targets can motivate, but waiting for assessments might diminish motivation, especially if overall company performance falters.( not to be confused by COs annual bonus) 3)Fixed Value Incentives Linked to KPIs This model, while not necessarily the best, appears reasonable and benefits all stakeholders when set up correctly with SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound) or SMAC (Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Challenging) objectives. I have experienced a 95% success rate with this approach, and I would be happy to discuss the setup in further detail if anyone is interested. Non-cash incentives, such as recognition awards, are also effective motivators. In summary, a dynamic incentive structure that acknowledges the diverse roles within FMCG sales fosters motivation and excellence.

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Ever had one of those deep thoughts while sipping on your favorite drink? 🤔 Well, here’s one for you! Sippers, → Did you know? Around 70% of consumers see price as the most critical factor when choosing their beverages! → Brands that analyze their competitors' pricing strategies can boost sales by up to 15%! 📈 So, how do we get ahead? 1. Research your competition. Know their price points and what makes them tick. This knowledge is your secret weapon! 2. Adjust your prices wisely. Don’t just set them blindly; adjust based on perceived value and customer feedback. Remember, knowing your competition is key to carving out your own unique space in the market. As they say, "Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer." Let’s get strategic, Sippers, and make our mark! 🌍♻️ Share if you care! #SmartPricing #MarketStrategy #ConsumerInsights #BeverageBusiness #TogetherInvisibleNoMore #sippers

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🌟 Success in FMCG: The Seven Principles of Deal-Making 🌟 Mastering deal-making in the FMCG sector is essential for growth. Here are seven key principles to guide your strategy: Aim High, Push Hard: Set ambitious targets and pursue them relentlessly. Courage is Key: Don’t let hesitation hold you back; trust your instincts and act decisively. Think Big: Break free from limits and embrace bold decisions for transformative outcomes. Know Your Audience: Understand consumer needs and tailor your message accordingly. Hold Your Cards Close: Maintain confidence in negotiations; don’t show desperation. Fight Fire with Fire: Be prepared to adopt assertiveness when necessary. Honor Your Commitments: Integrity builds trust and long-term relationships. Embrace these principles to thrive in a dynamic industry! 💪🚀 #FMCG #Leadership #SalesStrategy #BusinessSuccess #DealMaking #Marketing #BrandManagement #ConsumerInsights #GrowthMindset #Negotiation #Integrity #Entrepreneurship #RetailStrategy

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Lipton's Vintage Handcart: A Glimpse into Pakistan's Past 1- A Forgotten Era of Distribution "In the bustling streets of Pakistan nearly four decades ago, a unique delivery mode carried a beloved brand: Lipton tea." The handcart, a simple yet sturdy contraption pulled by a single individual, was a testament to the ingenuity and resourcefulness of the era. 2- The Lipton Handcart: A Detailed Look These handcarts were meticulously crafted, often adorned with the iconic Lipton logo and vibrant colors. The cart's body was typically made of wood, providing a sturdy base for carrying the precious cargo. Large wooden wheels, sometimes fitted with rubber tires for smoother rides, supported the weight of the tea boxes. 3- The Distribution Process A team of dedicated individuals would oversee the distribution process. A supervisor, responsible for coordinating the operation, would work alongside a salesman who would actively engage with shopkeepers. The salesman would drive the handcart, navigating through the city's labyrinthine streets to deliver Lipton tea to various shops. 4- A Symbol of a Bygone Era The Lipton handcart was more than just a mode of delivery; it was a symbol of a bygone era. It represented a time when personal connections and face-to-face interactions played a crucial role in business. The handcart's distinctive appearance and the nostalgic charm it exudes continue to evoke a sense of wonder and admiration. 5- Preserving the Past Today, the Lipton handcart stands as a testament to the ingenuity and resourcefulness of a bygone era. It serves as a reminder of the evolution of distribution methods and the enduring legacy of the Lipton brand. https://lnkd.in/dJQzffXd https://lnkd.in/djRJqa_G https://lnkd.in/d5jhUcu9 https://lnkd.in/ddNCrDja #communication #skills #personalgrowth #WorkHard #StayHumble #SuccessTips" #MarketingStrategy #TimingIsEverything #BusinessSuccess #BrandImpact #StayAheadOfTheCurve #Teamwork #SalesManagement #SuccessInTheMaking #love #instagood #photooftheday #beautiful #happy #picoftheday #motivation #success #business #entrepreneur #inspirationtion #mindset #entrepreneurship #personaldevelopment #professional #professionaldevelopment #synergeticsalessolutions #synergy #sales #fmcg #solutions #salessolutions #mahmoodsadiq

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Strengthen FMCG Sales Teams with Effective Delegation! In FMCG sales, balancing command and control with delegation can drive both team growth and performance. 💡 Why Delegate? Develop team skills and confidence Focus on big-picture strategies Empower team members and prevent burnout 📝 Tips for Effective Delegation: Choose the right person for the task Train, guide, and check in—without micromanaging Provide feedback to support growth Delegation isn't about losing control—it’s about multiplying impact. Focus on what matters most and watch your team thrive! #Leadership #Delegation #SalesSuccess #FMCG #TeamDevelopment #SalesLeadership

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#Saudi French Fries #Market: A Tasty Triumph! 🍟 The global French fries market continues to thrive, with increasing demand driven by a love for this crispy, golden delight. French fries, a staple in fast food and dining around the world, are seeing unprecedented growth due to their universal appeal and versatility. From gourmet restaurants to street food vendors, French fries remain a favorite choice for consumers across all demographics. The market is growing at a steady rate of 5% globally. 📈 Spotlight on Saudi Arabia: A Growing Appetite In Saudi Arabia, the French fries market is particularly fascinating and big. The demand for French fries is robust and growing. What’s even more intriguing is that a significant portion of these French fries are imported from the Netherlands and Belgium, countries renowned for their high-quality potato products. The market in Saudi Arabia is expanding at an impressive rate of 7% annually. 🇸🇦 Why Saudi Arabia? •   Rising Fast Food Culture: The increasing popularity of Western fast food chains and casual dining establishments has spurred the demand for French fries. •   Economic Growth: With a burgeoning economy and rising disposable income, more consumers are indulging in dining out and convenience foods. •   Tourism Boost: Saudi Arabia’s efforts to boost tourism have led to a surge in international and local culinary offerings, with French fries being a popular choice. 🏭 Industry Pioneer: Aljouf FF Factory Leading the charge in the Saudi French fries market is the Aljouf FF Factory. As a pioneer and industry leader, Aljouf FF Factory is setting the benchmark for quality and innovation in the production of French fries. Their commitment to excellence and the use of advanced processing technologies have positioned them at the forefront of the industry in Saudi Arabia. 🚀 Future Outlook The future of the French fries market in Saudi Arabia looks promising. With continued investment in food processing technologies and a growing preference for premium quality products, the market is poised for sustained growth. Local players like Aljouf FF Factory and international exporters alike are set to benefit from this booming market. #FrenchFries #FoodIndustry #SaudiArabia #GlobalMarket #FoodInnovation #FastFood #AljoufFactory #PotatoProducts #MarketGrowth #potatopro #potatonews #نحلمـونحقق Potato Business POTATOES NEWS TODAY @potato

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