- 21st century India represents a
highly attractive marketplace for Western companies looking to expand
their global sales.
- The changing global dynamics of demand and the acceptance of the “free market” liberal approach by developing countries is leading to an increasing presence of multinationals in all phases of agrifood systems.
- Fresh fruit and vegetables have been piloted mainly by firms for which this previously unorganized market segment has become a key to establishing consumer loyalty.
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Developing countries have become very competitive suppliers in a number of markets, providing opportunities for the transformation of their own domestic players into global actors.
- When it comes to all-natural and organic foods, today's consumers are wiser to the differences than many marketers might think and eager to purchase them if the price is right.
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