WATCH: Why Sub-Saharan Africa is set to lead the future of snacking
Business Day TV spoke with Arpan Sur, senior marketing director for Sub-Saharan Africa at Mondelēz International
17 October 2024 - 20:54
byBusiness Day TV
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Even as disposable income comes under pressure, snacking is still a priority for Gen Z and millennials, according to Mondelēz International’s State of Snacking report. The data also shows that Sub-Saharan Africa is set to lead the future of snacking. For more on this, Business Day TV spoke to Arpan Sur, senior marketing director for the region at Mondelēz International.
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WATCH: Why Sub-Saharan Africa is set to lead the future of snacking
Business Day TV spoke with Arpan Sur, senior marketing director for Sub-Saharan Africa at Mondelēz International
Even as disposable income comes under pressure, snacking is still a priority for Gen Z and millennials, according to Mondelēz International’s State of Snacking report. The data also shows that Sub-Saharan Africa is set to lead the future of snacking. For more on this, Business Day TV spoke to Arpan Sur, senior marketing director for the region at Mondelēz International.
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