Food Consumption Patterns Part 2
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Secondary Meals ................................................................................................................. 127<br />
<strong>Food</strong> Combination Rules for Secondary Evening Meals .................................................... 129<br />
Beverages, Gruels and Blends ............................................................................................ 130<br />
Rebuilding Juices: Fortified Folk Concoctions.................................................................. 131<br />
Baby <strong>Food</strong>s ......................................................................................................................... 132<br />
Table A5-7: Styles of baby food ......................................................................................... 132<br />
Annex 6: Cost and Profit Analysis for 4 Street <strong>Food</strong>s ........................................................... 133<br />
Annex 7: Boutik Survey.......................................................................................................... 135<br />
Annex 8: Port-au-Prince Boutik Survey ................................................................................. 139<br />
Annex 9: Summary of Results from the Consumer Focus Group Survey ............................. 150<br />
Annex 10: RUFTs Nutrition and Costs Breakdown ............................................................... 152<br />
Annex 11: RUFTs Nutrition and Costs Breakdown for Major Staples .................................. 153<br />
Annex 12: Peanut Butter Value Chains Cape Haitian ........................................................... 154<br />
Annex 13: Super Market Data: Imported vs. Local Peanut Butters ..................................... 130<br />
Annex 14: Most Popular Snack Brands, Profitis and Turnover Rates ................................... 132<br />
Margins and Turnover for Other Snacks ................................................................................ 132<br />
Annex 15: Child Snack Purchases and Use of Vitamins for Preganant Women .................... 135<br />
Annex 16: Government Regulations ....................................................................................... 137<br />
Annex 17: Questionnaires ....................................................................................................... 147<br />
Consumer Taste Test Questionnaire ................................................................................... 148<br />
Consumer Quantitive Questionnaire ................................................................................... 151<br />
Boutik (neighborhood store) Questionnaire........................................................................ 160<br />
Distributor and Redistrutor Questionnaire .......................................................................... 163<br />
WORKS CITED ......................................................................................................................... 166<br />
NOTES ........................................................................................................................................ 171<br />
FIGURES<br />
Figure 23: Adults who Eat Manufactured Snacks……………….………….…………… 72<br />
Figure 24: Adults Reported Frequency of snack purchases……………….……………….…………. 72<br />
Figure 25: Adults Who Buy Manufactured Snack <strong>Food</strong>s for Children of the House……….…………. 72<br />
Figure 26: Frequency Adults Buy Manufactured Snacks for Children of the House……….…………. 72<br />
Figure 27: Primary Motivation for Choosing Specific Snack ……………….……………..………….………….<br />
73<br />
Figure 28: Would pay for cookies if had more vitamins than other cookies that sold for less …… 73<br />
Figure 29: Factors most important to customers when purchasing food ……………………………….……<br />
73<br />
Figure 30: Some of the <strong>Food</strong>s that Bongu has priced out of the Popular Market…………..………….… 75<br />
Figure 31: Bongu Association with Sports ……………….……………….……………….………… 75<br />
Figure 32: Bongu Good for the Health ……………….……………….…………………….…………. 75<br />
Figure 33: Bongu Milk Content Comparison to Carnation……………….………………….………… 76<br />
Figure 34: Bongu Cheese Content Comparison to La Vache Qui Rit……………………….………….. 76<br />
Figure 35: Bongu Chemical Additives……………………………….………….………….…………. 77<br />
Figure 36: The only HUHSA products that overlap with Bongu (Cristo S.A.) ……………………….………<br />
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