Category: Food & Beverage
Cameroon Food & Beverage
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Energy Drinks in Cameroon
... the growth of energy drinks. Energy drinks are particularly popular among workers with demanding physical jobs, such as construction workers. Night club goers are also a key consumer base. Euromonitor International's Energy Drinks in Cameroon ... Read More
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Bottled Water in Cameroon
... register double-digit volume growth, as continuing population growth and price stability sustain demand. Euromonitor International's Bottled Water in Cameroon report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the market at a national ... Read More
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RTD Tea in Cameroon
... little promotion to increase volume sales, as players concentrate on more lucrative soft drinks within their portfolios. Euromonitor International's RTD Tea in Cameroon report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the ... Read More
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Carbonates in Cameroon
... and in particular orange carbonates such as Top, and to a lesser extent, Fanta and Orangina, continue to be the most popular. D'jino also launched a grapefruit variation of its cocktail carbonate in 2023, which ... Read More
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Coffee in Cameroon
... many consumers buy 20g sachets, which mean a smaller financial outlay, and also use these sachets for more than one serving, as a way to economise. The picture was more positive for fresh ground coffee, ... Read More
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Other Hot Drinks in Cameroon
... tea, Cameroonians highly favour chocolate- and malt-based drinks. Affordability is also a key factor for their popularity. In 2023, this popularity continues and other hot drinks is expected to register moderate volume growth, supported by ... Read More
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Hot Drinks in Cameroon
... and helped stabilise the economy. However, ongoing civil conflict, as well as widespread poverty, restrains growth somewhat and this continues into 2023. With this background, hot drinks is expected to register a modest increase in ... Read More
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Tea in Cameroon
... and remains the most affordable type of tea and in 2023 is expected to register the highest current value growth. However, green tea and fruit/herbal are also expected to register healthy volume growth in 2023. ... Read More
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Baked Goods in Cameroon
... ingredients such as cassava, plantains, yams, and potatoes are now starting to being used. Among the various bread varieties incorporating local flour alternatives is the baguette, as well as Mumba bread, which is made with ... Read More
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Breakfast Cereals in Cameroon
... a significant fall in volume sales. The rising cost of breakfast cereals on the international market due to the escalating cost of wheat is being compounded by an already low demand in Cameroon for breakfast ... Read More
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Processed Fruit and Vegetables in Cameroon
... freight costs feeds into rising prices. Locally produced products fared better. For instance, there is an increasing number of small players offering frozen processed potatoes and these are more affordable than their imported equivalents. However, ... Read More
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Processed Meat, Seafood and Alternatives To Meat in Cameroon
... smoked fish. Sardines, being the most affordable product in this segment, offer versatility in usage, serving as sandwich fillings, alternatives to spreads and a popular breakfast choice, when paired with fried eggs. Despite price increases, ... Read More
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Rice, Pasta and Noodles in Cameroon
... local variants considered to be of lower quality and also more expensive. The price of a 25kg bag of local rice costs between XAF14,000 and XAF15,000 FCFA, while the imported equivalent costs about XAF10,000. As ... Read More
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Staple Foods in Cameroon
... and helped stabilise the economy. However, ongoing civil conflict, as well as widespread poverty, restrains growth in staple foods and this continues into 2023. With this background, staple foods is expected to register a moderate ... Read More
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Edible Oils in Cameroon
... rationing. Discussion are still ongoing regarding Cameroon’s other prominent edible oil, that is cotton seed oil, which is selling at the elevated price of FCFA1,700 per litre. Despite intense pressure from Sodecoton, the producer of ... Read More
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Sweet Spreads in Cameroon
... a long-standing presence has built up strong customer loyalty. In addition, its global owner, Tiger Brands, regularly undertakes marketing campaigns to support the brand, especially during the Easter and September peak sales periods in an ... Read More
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Meals and Soups in Cameroon
... soup are also considered to be unnecessarily expensive products and this also contributes to low consumer interest. Dry soup is the only product with any significant presence, but value sales are still low. Furthermore, as ... Read More
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Cooking Ingredients and Meals in Cameroon
... government coffers and helped stabilise the economy. However, ongoing civil conflict, as well as widespread poverty, restrains growth in cooking ingredients and this continues into 2023. With this background, cooking ingredients is expected to register ... Read More
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Sauces, Dips and Condiments in Cameroon
... sales are also supported by the convenience, shelf stability and nutritional value of stock cubes and powders. Nestlé, with its brand Maggi, continues to dominate, accounting for nearly three quarters of value share. However, the ... Read More
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Baby Food in Cameroon
... been instrumental in driving up the prices of baby food. Both dried baby food and formula milk have experienced significant price hikes, with formula milk seeing the highest increase. The unit price of dried baby ... Read More
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Other Dairy in Cameroon
... in 2022. However, the first quarter of 2023 witnessed the most substantial price surge for condensed milk so far. The leading brand, Broil, saw its price rise from XAF1350 per kg at the end of ... Read More
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Plant-Based Dairy in Cameroon
... have yet to gain significant traction among consumers. Cultural preferences, familiarity with dairy-based products, and a lack of widespread awareness about plant-based options contribute to the minimal demand. Euromonitor International's Plant-based Dairy in Cameroon report ... Read More
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Butter and Spreads in Cameroon
... remarkable transformation takes place. The dominance of these two oils has effectively marginalised the use of butter in Cameroonian cuisine, leaving little opportunity for its expansion. Furthermore, affordability plays a pivotal role. A litre of ... Read More
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Dairy Products and Alternatives in Cameroon
... in the double digits by the end of the 2023 fiscal year. This increase is primarily due to the rising prices of milk, as well as, to a lesser extent, dairy products and eggs. The ... Read More
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Drinking Milk Products in Cameroon
... of over 270,000 tonnes of fresh cow milk. It is important to note that there is an annual deficit of 130,000 tonnes in the country. Additionally, the demand for packaged fresh milk is quite low ... Read More
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