With the health crisis finally being declared over by the WHO in 2023 many companies decided to bring their staff back to the office. While some companies deployed hybrid work arrangements others have brought their staff back into the office full time. This has resulted in more parents going back to the workplace and therefore being unable to prepare food for their babies at home, with this boosting sales of baby food in general. However, the recovery of baby food has not been as dramatic as mig...
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Baby Food in Mexico
Euromonitor International
October 2023
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BABY FOOD IN MEXICO
KEY DATA FINDINGS
2023 DEVELOPMENTS
Sales of baby food pick up as working parents return to the office