Mayonnaise and Salad Dressings in South Africa

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Mayonnaise
and Salad
Dressings
in South Africa
Food 2012
Product Definitions
Product
Definition
Mayonnaise &
Salad Creams
Mayonnaise is a thick, creamy, cold, rich sauce consisting of egg, water and
vegetable oil blended together with vinegar, mustard flour and combined with
flavouring ingredients. Included in this category are salad creams as the product
format is very similar to mayonnaise.
Salad Dressings
Salad dressing is a term used to describe any number of sauces or mixtures
poured over salads. However, for this report the definition includes primarily the
traditional pourable, vinaigrette types.
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Market Trends
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Market Trends
Mayonnaise & Salad Creams
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Mayonnaise and salad creams made up 89.5% of this category for the base year and contributed
substantially to the total market value
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The market for mayonnaise and salad creams continues to grow, albeit at a slow rate
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Overall, the mayonnaise and salad cream market stabilised after growth in 2010, with marginal
increases recorded during 2011. These increases represent a good performance in the face of reduced
consumer spending and GDP seen during the base year
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Possible reasons for the good category growth over the years include the following:
 Well established brands and year round price promotions
 Increased consumption of salads, as part of the move towards healthy eating, creates indirect
demand for salad creams and dressings
 The market’s responsiveness to the healthy eating trend with increasing volumes of low fat
varieties
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Market Trends
Salad Dressings
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Salad dressings continue to be a niche offering within the category, with a 10.5% contribution to the
category volumes in 2011
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The category plays a similar limited role in the out-of-home market
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The salad dressings category performed well in 2011, with a good growth experienced for the year
This volume growth was driven by the retail market, while the foodservice market remained stable
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Salad dressings are expected to show stable category growth in the medium term
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Total Market Volume
Mayonnaise & Salad Dressings - 2011
10.5%
Mayonnaise & Salad Cream
Salad Dressing
89.5%
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Channel Distribution
Mayonnaise & Salad Dressings - 2011
1.9%
16.6%
9.3%
1.1%
Export
Foodservices Direct
Industrial
Retail
Wholesale
71.1%
.
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Local Regional Distribution of
Mayonnaise & Salad Dressings - 2011
13.7%
6.1%
4.8%
1.3%
Eastern Cape
6.0%
Free State
Gauteng
6.3%
KwaZulu-Natal
Limpopo Province
6.4%
Mpumalanga
38.7%
North West Province
Northern Cape
Western Cape
16.8%
Note:
Excludes Exports
Percentages may not add to 100%, due to rounding
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Packaging Demand Pack Size
Mayonnaise & Salad Creams - 2011
8.9%
9.2%
14.1%
500g or less
580g - 800g
1kg - 3.3kg
4.5kg or more
67.8%
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Packaging Demand Pack Type
Mayonnaise & Salad Creams - 2011
26.9%
Glass
Rigid Plastic
73.1%
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Packaging Demand Pack Size
Salad Dressing - 2011
44.3%
46.1%
400ml or less
500ml - 790ml
1 Litre or more
9.6%
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Packaging Demand Pack Type
Salad Dressing - 2011
5.2%
41.0%
Glass
Rigid Plastic
Sachets
53.8%
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Total Market Quantification for 140 CPG Categories
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BMI Tracking Report Schedule
2012
REPORT NAME
PUBLICATION
REPORT NAME
Bottled Water
All Reports
Carbonated Soft Drinks
Packaging Overview
Packaging
Paper & Board
QPM
Cordials and Squashes
Non-Alcoholic
Beverages
Mague
Full Report (all reports below)
Sport Drinks and Energy Drinks
Dairy Juice Blends
Flavoured Alcoholic
Beverages
Drinking Yoghurt
Dairy Beverages
Malt Beer
Alcoholic Beverages
Sorghum Beer
Fruit Juice
Iced Tea
Quarterly Import
Annual Beverage
Reports
PUBLICATION
Flavoured Milk
Maas
Milk
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Spirits
Wine
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BMI Tracking Report Schedule
2012 (Cont.)
REPORT NAME
PUBLICATION
PUBLICATION
Biscuits and Rusks
Baked Products
Breakfast Foods, Pasta and Rice
Baking Aids
Dairy
Eggs
Desserts
Annual Food
Publications
REPORT NAME
On Request
Frozen and Par-Baked Products
F&C Beverages
Maize and Wheat
Fats and Oils
Premixes
Pre-prepared Meals
Processed Meat Products
Protein
Ice Cream
Sauces
Soups and Condiments
Sweet and Savoury Spreads
Value Added Meals
Packaging of Snack Foods
Confectionery and Snacks
South African Confectionery Market
The Impulse Market in South Africa
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