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Supermarket share of retail food sales
Year:
2009
Author:
Hugo Ahlenius, UNEP/GRID-Arendal
Description:
Large urban markets create the scope for the establishment of big
supermarket chains, with implications for the entire food supply
chain. In 2002, the share of supermarkets in the processed/packaged
food retail market was 33% in Southeast Asia and 63% in East
Asia (Figure 33). The share of supermarkets in the fresh foods market
was roughly 15–20% in Southeast Asia and 30% in East Asia
outside of China. The 2001 supermarket share of Chinese urban
food markets was 48%, up from 30% in 1999. Supermarkets are
also becoming an emerging force in South Asia, particularly in urban
India since the mid-1990s (Pingali and Khwaja, 2004).
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