An industry researcher says local food manufacturers need to add value to products and look at overseas markets if they want to experience growth.
Coriolis research director Tim Morris says the market is tough for suppliers as there are only two major supermarket chains.
His comments
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Victoria Young
Wed, 17 Apr 2013
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Food specials stagnate market – add value instead
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